How much is this cooker?

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Welshbeef

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198 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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ICBDF606CG - item code


Friends of ours are having an amazing kitchen extension - anyway while we were there I spotted a lovely double oven (being naive to kitchen stuff I have never heard about it). Does anyone have any idea what this it is or any good and how much does it cost (this specific model). I've searched the web and cannot find prices anywhere which I'm guessing means big price tag but how big.

brickwall

5,250 posts

210 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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A slightly smaller one from John Lewis is £18k.

http://www.johnlewis.com/wolf-icbdf484f-dual-fuel-...

Welshbeef

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Thursday 8th December 2016
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https://m.johnlewis.com/wolf-icbdf364c-dual-fuel-r...

This is for a single oven version £12,550 so call it £25k for their oven!!!

Wow & why??

whoami

13,151 posts

240 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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Was the cost of it in proportion to the cost of their extension (and love of cooking)?

AdamIndy

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104 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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You get your own personal chef wearing nothing but I smile. Well, at that money I would hope so anyway!laugh

Welshbeef

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Thursday 8th December 2016
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whoami said:
Was the cost of it in proportion to the cost of their extension (and love of cooking)?
The kitchen extension was £200k (not finished yet) I'm pretty sure it's 10mx10m of which the only new extra space from the garden is 3m out the rest is all knocking through other rooms (lots of steels apparently too) and a huge lantern roof.

Ashtray83

571 posts

168 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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That's one ugly cooker
Not much help with the price sorry

boxst

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145 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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Simpo Two

85,422 posts

265 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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I'm going to visit your friends with a crate of magic beans.

hairyben

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183 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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Look up lancanche for more amusing ways to milk the too-much-moneys.

Replaced a fan & element in one for a client recently... could have bought a new decent cooker for less... and the pisstake was the fan "assembly" was basically the same ~10% of the cost part as for a neff (ebm brand) but with a bit of bracket attached

battered

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147 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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Welshbeef said:
https://m.johnlewis.com/wolf-icbdf364c-dual-fuel-r...

This is for a single oven version £12,550 so call it £25k for their oven!!!

Wow & why??
Because people use them to show off. It's Rolex for women. Remind me, how much is a Rolex, when a Seiko 5 auto is 50 or 100 quid?

037

1,317 posts

147 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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Get the matching fridge etc and you are well into Ferrari money. Crazy for some, normal for others. Mad world we live in.

toohuge

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216 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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I like Wolf appliances.

That said - I do question whether they are worth the money. Furthermore, the very high initial cost is one thing, spare part availability is surprisingly poor - which is disappointing as they are hardly an 'investment'.

La Cornue are my favourite....

Countdown

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196 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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battered said:
Welshbeef said:
https://m.johnlewis.com/wolf-icbdf364c-dual-fuel-r...

This is for a single oven version £12,550 so call it £25k for their oven!!!

Wow & why??
Because people use them to show off. It's Rolex for women. Remind me, how much is a Rolex, when a Seiko 5 auto is 50 or 100 quid?
I think you'll find that the oven generates better quality heat, especially if they're using premium gas.

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Welshbeef

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Thursday 8th December 2016
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toohuge said:
I like Wolf appliances.

That said - I do question whether they are worth the money. Furthermore, the very high initial cost is one thing, spare part availability is surprisingly poor - which is disappointing as they are hardly an 'investment'.

La Cornue are my favourite....
https://m.johnlewis.com/lacanche-macon-lg1053ge-dual-fuel-range-cooker-ivory-chrome-trim/p/231579783?sku=231579783&s_kwcid=2dx92700012711939902&tmad=c&tmcampid=2&gclid=COCQk8rV5dACFQuNGwodYKwNIA&gclsrc=aw.ds

Now I'd stretch to this if it fitted the kitchen and critically if the Mrs wanted that style which is sure she doesn't she's the boss but is more than happy with a decent Neff/Smeg

brickwall

5,250 posts

210 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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How much is a full size Aga these days? £8k?

Robbo66

3,834 posts

233 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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You can get the 36 for around £11k if you shop about. Extraction on top, installation, looking between £12-£14k. Commercial cooker in all reality, and I love cooking and can't cook in Aga as I am not 85 years old and need to air my bloomers.
Nothing to do with 'showing off', no one knows what the hell it is, just looks like a range with red knobs. Cooks superbly.

whoami

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240 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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Robbo66 said:
You can get the 36 for around £11k if you shop about. Extraction on top, installation, looking between £12-£14k. Commercial cooker in all reality, and I love cooking and can't cook in Aga as I am not 85 years old and need to air my bloomers.
Nothing to do with 'showing off', no one knows what the hell it is, just looks like a range with red knobs. Cooks superbly.
What does it do differently; even temperatures?

Robbo66

3,834 posts

233 months

Thursday 8th December 2016
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whoami said:
Robbo66 said:
You can get the 36 for around £11k if you shop about. Extraction on top, installation, looking between £12-£14k. Commercial cooker in all reality, and I love cooking and can't cook in Aga as I am not 85 years old and need to air my bloomers.
Nothing to do with 'showing off', no one knows what the hell it is, just looks like a range with red knobs. Cooks superbly.
What does it do differently; even temperatures?
Yes, off single oven. Massive control on heat, both in oven and on burners. Don't use the griddle, just use as hot plate. Large burner at full chat at 18000 BTU, so more than enough. Broiler function superb for searing. If we move, it comes with me before the wife wink

Risotto

3,928 posts

212 months

Friday 9th December 2016
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Pah, you buy cheap you buy twice. Nothing less than one of these will do wink



Yours for £41k.

Edited by Risotto on Sunday 11th December 11:05