Should I get a 30" range to optimize counterspace or 36" range
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Should I get 30' or 36' AG Wolf?
Comments (4)I have the 36" AG. I had no desire for a grill or griddle. I love having the extra room on my cooktop but, honestly, I've never used 6 burners at once and I cook quite a bit. I paired my range with a single electric 30" convection wall oven. I find myself using the wall oven almost exclusively (except for holidays, broiling, and roasting) as the 36" range's cavernous oven takes a good 40 minutes to preheat and you have to plan ahead (I believe this is true with all 36" range ovens). That would be my only negative comment on the 36" range as opposed to the 30". If I had to do it again, I might have gotten the 30" range; I think I would have used my gas oven more often if the preheat was faster. If I was only doing a range with no wall oven, I would have ordered the 48" as I think I would use the smaller oven a lot....See MoreRange hood for 36' induction -- what should I get??
Comments (3)Here's my ModernAire hood over my 36" induction cooktop. It's 1200 cfm and vented straight out the back. It's very powerful and 90% of the time I keep it on the lowest setting, which I don't find loud. If you want something very quiet, you may want to consider doing a remote blower and/or silencer....See MoreNew Induction Range... should I get excited??
Comments (45)Lilleth, I think it only comes in stainless. We stopped by Sears tonight in hopes of seeing it. They didn't have a slide in on the floor, but did have a freestanding. Frankly, I was underwhelmed. I do NOT like the burner configuration at all. The oven shelves felt almost flimsy and didn't slide easily at all. The warming drawer is really more of a standard storage drawer with a heating element. Didn't appear to have any insulation at all. Sidewalls were just a standard piece of thin metal. Oh, and if you stop by Sears, prepare yourself to have a discussion with the salesperson that they DO INDEED have an induction slide in. When I asked to see it, the salesman insisted they didn't offer one. He finally signed on to their website at my request so I could point it out to him....See MoreDo you think I should get an 18" or a 22" deep range hood?
Comments (8)Yes, pictures would help, but posting photos online isn't a skill I've learned yet, as hard as that may be to believe. To explain further, the right side of my U-shaped kitchen is open to the family room. There are only base cabinets on that side so the range hood would be seen in profile quite a bit from a distance outside the kitchen area. The left side of the U contains the focal point of the kitchen, which is a china cabinet with glass doors and interior lighting that is not much distance from the proposed range hood. Rather than going for a professional appliance look, I've gone toward a minimized appliance look with an under counter wall oven, a black cooktop that blends with the dark granite, and a paneled DW....See More- 6 years ago
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