Kitchen Appliance Layout - New Build - Help me pick!
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Comments (29)Okay, this is where I'm at right now. Let me know if you think I'm on target now. The only thing I'm unsure about it where to go refrigeration wise if I can't make the Thermador Freedom columns work in my kitchen. What's the best fridge quality wise if going with a side-by-side while not having the stomach to pay Sub Zero money. Kitchen Aid or Jenn Air pro? I have a two year old Jenn Air in my current kitchen (Amana with the fancy handles). Also, is it a no-no to do a built in look and have the water and ice in the door? I know it looks better without but man I'm going to hate to have to open a door to get ice and water. Appliance worksheet Option 1 1. Wolf Range top RT366 2. Wolf single or double wall oven SO30F/S - Classic Stainless Framed or DO30F/S - Classic Stainless Framed 3. Sharp microwave in kitchen island 4. Thermador dishwasher (Bosch) DWHD64EP 5. Thermador freedom collection fresh food and freezer columns Option 2 Wolf Range DF366 - 6 burners Sharp microwave in kitchen island Thermador dishwasher (Bosch) DWHD64EP Thermador freedom collection fresh food and freezer columns...See Morehelp pick appliances for new build
Comments (5)Amy, You will get as many different recommendations as you get replies but I will tell you what I picked after a fair amount of research. I also was looking at mid-level (price-wise, at least) but quality: 36" gas cooktop: Fisher-Paykel with the 20k BTU center burner vent hood: Zephyr. well-built, I like the design and more power for the money. I went with an island style, but I'm sure they have wall-mounts. Dishwasher: I went with LG. This one was the most difficult for me but I feel good about my choice (the LG 7950, if I recall correctly). I considered Kitchenaid, Miele and Bosch as well. Fridge: I went with Samsung - but not counter-depth 30" wall oven: I went with the single Bosch 800 series Micro: for what it's worth, I went with Sharp, but non-convection. Happy hunting!! Dean...See MorePlease help us pick out our new kitchen appliance
Comments (2)Just saw your post, hope this isn't too late. We're in a similar situation - new construction, narrowing down our appliance selection. We have a while yet, framing is barely underway. Our builder includes a $3500 budget (GE mid-range), not including fridge, and gets some very deep discounts from a local store that has beaten every online price I've seen by at least 15%. We are planning to add $3k - $4k of our own money (pre-tax) and get nice, functional, but not top-of-the-line stuff. Your selections are somewhat similar to ours so far. I've put our price (incl. builder discount) in parentheses. Fridge - Samsung RFG297AA ($1999) Oven - Frigidaire FGET3065KF ($1732) Cooktop - Kitchenaid KFGS366VSS ($907) Rangehood (ducted) - undecided, considering Broan RP230SS or similar, but I'm not sure I like the side intakes. Microwave - undetermined, but it won't be anything fancy. I only use microwaves for reheating non-meat leftovers, or thawing things before cooking them. Dishwasher - GE GDWF160RSS, so far. ($494) We have been planning this house for about 3 years, so I've done a fair bit of research - except for the wall ovens, since until very recently we had planned a single wall oven/micro combo. Selections seem to be pretty solid combos of performance, features and price....See MoreHelp me pick out my kitchen appliances!
Comments (3)Capital is a great brand - they have a new model about to ship - the Culinaire - there are a lot of threads on this forum about it - the 3K model is most likely the older precision line. 600 CFM is probably right for your situation. Broan is how it's spelled. A lot of people do like vent-a-hood but it doesn't have baffles like many hoods and some find it a lot harder to clean. With a hood make sure the ducting you have matches the size the hood needs - 6" or 8". Another good brand to look at is Kobe. KA makes good DWs. I have an 8 year old top of the line and am quite pleased with it....See MoreMark Bischak, Architect
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