Siemens Appliances Required
Discussion
Will soon be starting an extension that will require a new kitchen.
Does anybody know anybody who would be interested in the business?
Alternatively can you recommend anyone?
The items I need are listed below.
Siemens ER19051GB S/S Gas Hob
Siemes HB770560B Oven
Siemens HB86K570B Combination Microwave
Siemens KF18W420GB Wine cooler
Siemens HW140560B warming drawer
Siemens LC89950GB Chimney Extractor Hood
Thanks in advance for any help received.
Matt
Does anybody know anybody who would be interested in the business?
Alternatively can you recommend anyone?
The items I need are listed below.
Siemens ER19051GB S/S Gas Hob
Siemes HB770560B Oven
Siemens HB86K570B Combination Microwave
Siemens KF18W420GB Wine cooler
Siemens HW140560B warming drawer
Siemens LC89950GB Chimney Extractor Hood
Thanks in advance for any help received.
Matt
B17NNS said:
Had a few Siemens items before and was very happy with them.
Would you recommend an alterative?
Siemens appliances are very good. I used to work for them as a Sys Admin but still got discounted goods across the range - and they make everything
Did you know that most of Siemens appliances are actually badged as Neff, Bosch and Mielle?
You pay a lot for the name as they are fashionable in designer kitchens but there again you would pay for any other quality leading manufacturer's top products.
As also mentioned Smeg is THE designer name to have in your kitchen although my sisters was a nightmare. I am not tarring Smeg, maybe she just got a bad one.
Bougth a whole load of stuff from [url]www.everyappliance.co.uk[/url] a few years ago, very goo it all was, seem to remember they did what you're after, i went down the Bosch and Neff route
My parents have just re-equipped with Siemens fridge and dishwasher in the kitchen.
The spring on the fridge door is so violent that you can't store eggs or a jug of milk in the door as they get splattered all over the fridge when the door slams shut (even if it's closed really gently). Add to that the fact that it requires a big lump cut out of the skirting borad under it for the airflow (though an ugly white plastic vent) and i'm not hugely impressed so far.
The spring on the fridge door is so violent that you can't store eggs or a jug of milk in the door as they get splattered all over the fridge when the door slams shut (even if it's closed really gently). Add to that the fact that it requires a big lump cut out of the skirting borad under it for the airflow (though an ugly white plastic vent) and i'm not hugely impressed so far.
Agent006 said:
My parents have just re-equipped with Siemens fridge and dishwasher in the kitchen.
The spring on the fridge door is so violent that you can't store eggs or a jug of milk in the door as they get splattered all over the fridge when the door slams shut
Is that one of those new fancy omlete making fridges?
B17NNS said:
Agent006 said:
My parents have just re-equipped with Siemens fridge and dishwasher in the kitchen.
The spring on the fridge door is so violent that you can't store eggs or a jug of milk in the door as they get splattered all over the fridge when the door slams shut
Is that one of those new fancy omlete making fridges?
No, this one actually gets cold, unlike the Hotpoint fridge it replaced.
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