Market for an expensive used fridge freezer?
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Wozy68 said:
I've supplied Sub Zero with new kitchen builds. Two things to remember, exceptionally well.built and can be exceptionally noisy in operation.
One customer kept theirs less than a year because the noise of the fan kept her awake at night.
She sold it on eBay and it made only a few hundred pounds. It cost thousands new and wasn't the first time I have known of one being taken out and sold.
Me too, didn't know about them being noisy. They tend to be bought by the customer who has the most expensive of everything available, the people who have trouble spending their money.One customer kept theirs less than a year because the noise of the fan kept her awake at night.
She sold it on eBay and it made only a few hundred pounds. It cost thousands new and wasn't the first time I have known of one being taken out and sold.
Here's 27 grands worth.
Pesonally I've always fancied one of these.
I'm afraid I can only suggest you put it up on Ebay OP, let the market decide.
loughran said:
Me too, didn't know about them being noisy. They tend to be bought by the customer who has the most expensive of everything available, the people who have trouble spending their money.
I'm afraid I can only suggest you put it up on Ebay OP, let the market decide.
The kitchen was directly below the one customers bedroom. She had the techs out quite a few times because the appliance was keeping her awake at nightI'm afraid I can only suggest you put it up on Ebay OP, let the market decide.
In the end they just stated all was correct. It still interrupted her sleep, so it went. It's a while a go now, but I'm pretty sure it was virtually brand new when taken out.
On another note, a new 48" Wolf was delivered onsite last week on a kitchen install. First they couldn't get it through the door still boxed, ....... and then they couldn't lift it over the door step when unboxed, then they struggled (with four of us) to manoeuvre it and broke a porcelain floor tile in the process (it does weigh something like 400 plus KGs though).
Now the customer is unsure she likes it as the cooker interior is enamelled blue........ that's after its been installed, levelled, tiles around, connected and the granite fitted.
Eh oh, it was only 12K plus. Anybody want a new Wolf cheap?
The OP can't advertise it, but I'm guessing it's this one.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/221411916971?nav=SEARCH
Happy bidding
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/221411916971?nav=SEARCH
Happy bidding
loughran said:
Me too, didn't know about them being noisy. They tend to be bought by the customer who has the most expensive of everything available, the people who have trouble spending their money.
Here's 27 grands worth.
Pesonally I've always fancied one of these.
I'm afraid I can only suggest you put it up on Ebay OP, let the market decide.
It's the old, more money than taste picture thread isn't it? What the fHere's 27 grands worth.
Pesonally I've always fancied one of these.
I'm afraid I can only suggest you put it up on Ebay OP, let the market decide.
k it going on it that kitchen ? I want to vomit !!!Say the man who spent 1 week and £1000 doing his whole kitchen 16 years ago, and is thinking that he might need a new work top again, soon.
Council Baby said:
The OP can't advertise it, but I'm guessing it's this one.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/221411916971?nav=SEARCH
Happy bidding
No buyers even at £100http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/221411916971?nav=SEARCH
Happy bidding
I'd have taken a punt on it for that.
hairyben said:
Wow, thought that'd make a couple of grand, if I was spec developing a house it'd certainally add some wow factor.
They normally are not worth a lot. I know of 12k of.sub zero that was ex display that went for less than £400. It had never been used.Edited by Wozy68 on Sunday 13th April 19:23
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