Range style cooker or double eye level oven?
Alison Kelly
4 years ago
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Sonia
4 years ago
Jonathan
4 years agoPersonally I think the range ovens have fewer features too. So I vote two single ovens- don’t forget you can build them under a wide hob if the kitchen suits that layout.
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4 years agoNo range for me. I love the look, but with two large dogs and creaky knees, I find this easier and safer. It’s two combis above a single oven and dishwasher. It was a toss up between the dishwasher (which is a backup one) and a second single oven.
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