I purchased an entire thermidor kitchen. 48” grand pro range, hood, dishwasher, and side by side freezer and fridge. The first time I turned it on the oven burned my brand new cabinets and an error code comes on. Periodically the temp probe tells me to unplug it when it's not in fact plugged in. It's been over a month and the repairman says it needs a new motherboard. The company is insisting I just let them repair an oven that was delivered broken and is currently a fire hazard. Not sure about the rest of you but when an appliance is broken from day one - you they are duds for life. Being this is my new forever home I would rather it be replaced. Thermador has sent me and my distributor through multiple hoops, they tell her one thing and me a completely different thing. They sent claim forms to my new construction home (which isnt an official address). They were rude on the phone. I have never gotten to use my Thermador appliances but would never roll the dice with them again. Because if you ever have problems, they will not help you unless it suits them. What kind of company has so customer service or pride in their product they won't replace a broken fire hazard? If you are thinking about getting a Thermador...DON’T Bosch owns Thermador... I've owned Wolf/Subzero and they were ok. Had some minor issues after 7 years but worked well.

They should at most get uncomfortable hot, not burn instantly hot. Might actually be a good learning tool to get them to pay attention near cooking appliances!

For cooking performance Bluestar RNB is the only good consumer option I'm aware of. The Thermador burners seem better than Wolf but are still far short of those on the RNB. Wolf is purely the facade of the nameplate though that is fading as people realize how bad the newer burners are. I believe Bertazzoni have dual ring burners like the older Wolf burners. These are better than what Wolf and Thermador offer but short of the RNB burners. More: https://bamasotan.us/the-kitchen/

just a word of caution on wolf: i'll never buy a wolf gas cooktop again! they make cheap plastic knobs that break and they don't guarantee and their customer service ignores you! replacement knobs are $200. insane---NOT a high end product.