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RE: NYC kitchen- help on 30' pro-style range selection. (Follow-Up #4)
posted by: verysleepy on 03.25.2007 at 09:11 am in Appliances Forum Hi there. We also live in a NYC co-op and finishing our renovation. We selected a Bluestar, and also cannot vent out. However, we purchased the Prestige Proline Hood, which is the strongest hood you can purchase for recirculation. In addition, we have a window about 5 feet away that provides much ventilation, and have a Velos with another 300 cfm fan beneath.
UWS- I am afraid you will not be able to get a pro style range for under $3000 - possibly though the Bertazonni, and Capital. Bluestar will be about $3200, Wolf, Thermador and Viking over $3800. Bluestar and Wolf put out the most heat. I don't know much about the DCS because a number of people I know have had heat problems with it. Jade was considered by when I saw it- not in the same league. NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 03.25.2007 at 09:31 am last updated on: 03.25.2007 at 09:31 am
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RE: NYC kitchen- help on 30' pro-style range selection. (Follow-Up #3)
posted by: live_wire_oak on 03.24.2007 at 10:47 pm in Appliances Forum If you aren't able to vent outside, then getting a range with mega BTU isn't advisable. You'll have a ton of heat, steam, and smoke trapped in your home. I'm not sure about your area, but no ventilation in other areas of a the country with the type of range you're talking about would be against code, and you'd never get past inspection.
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clipped on: 03.25.2007 at 09:31 am last updated on: 03.25.2007 at 09:31 am
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RE: NYC kitchen- help on 30' pro-style range selection. (Follow-Up #1)
posted by: antss on 03.24.2007 at 07:22 pm in Appliances Forum Viking's got a 24" and 30" ers galore.
Heartland has a 30" pro look- metro series I think. DCS has a 5 burner in dual fuel, a lot of bang for the buck. 5 Star also has a few Jade Blue Star has one too WOLF Dacor has 3 15k BTU is not necessary- many chefs can do a bang up meal on a single portable electric burner. WANT is a different story. NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 03.25.2007 at 09:30 am last updated on: 03.25.2007 at 09:30 am
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RE: Bertazzoni Thread #3 (Follow-Up #14)
posted by: ckshopper on 03.08.2007 at 12:11 am in Appliances Forum Another picture...still don't have my backsplash installed yet - another project for dear hubby..
The counter height is about 1-1/2 shorter than the cabinet height in my former home. Also, it could be because of the granite slab being not as thick as the granite in my former home. NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 03.25.2007 at 09:18 am last updated on: 03.25.2007 at 09:18 am
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