Currently working on a project with a Bora, being installed in about 3 weeks, this one is about £6000, this isn't the most expensive one. Also need to factor in associated indirect work so the underfloor ducting can fit in and creating a hole in the wall for the duct to terminate, this might cost another £500 or so. Happy hob hunting!

I use Hob Bright on my ceramic glass hob which really gets the glass clean. Clean with hob bright first. You’re not supposed to use a scourer but I do - how else can you remove burnt on stains? Then I rinse off the Hob Bright with a damp cloth, rinsing out the cloth between wipes. Then I buff the glass with a tea towel until it’s dry. Comes up lovely. I’ve used other products but they’re not a patch on Hob Bright.

We have been dealing with both products for many years. Miele are a very great company with very reliable products BUT on this particular comparison I would strongly recommend the BORA. They have been designing and manufacturing these hob/extractors for many years and it is the only product they do and they really have got the design and quality spot on. Many, many of our clients have bought these and have been very satisfied. One other item to think about is where it is going to be positioned in the kitchen, the Bora is a slim sleek design allowing a cutlery drawer directly below verse the Miele which internally is bigger and would mean keeping the top drawer fixed (both do still allow other storage below).

Hi Luke, We are looking at the S Pure at the moment. I have a question about maximum pan sizes on each cooking zone. It mentions the cooking zone sizes in the technical specs, but I’d like to know the maximum pan size can be used on each zone? Also, I assume the pan base can not go over the extractor at all? Thank you