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Features & Benefits
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Heavydutyperformance
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Versatility;choiceof4,6or8burneroptions
Precisetemperaturecontrol;ovencontrolledby
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directactingthermostat
Ovenissuppliedwithanti-tiltshelvesand
controlledbyPiezoignition,allburnershave
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failuredevice
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Easycleaning
12MonthsOnSiteManufacturersWarranty
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Description Dimensions Power Stock Code
1. 4RingBurner 900mm(w)x940mm(d)x900mm(h) 43.8kW WFG1006X
2. 6RingBurner 900mm(w)x940mm(d)x900mm(h) 60.5kW WFG107X
3. SingleBullseye 900mm(w)x940mm(d)x900mm(h) 21.45kW WG1006BX
4. TwinBullseye 900mm(w)x940mm(d)x900mm(h) 27.5kW WWFG1006
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Robust and durable –heavydutycastironhobs
Easily transportable –LPGoptionand40kg
Dimensions: 480mm(w)x610mm(d)x610mm(h)
Power: 16.1kw
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weightmakesitidealforoutsidecatering
Controllability –tworingconcentricburner,
Finish: StainlessSteel/BlackEnamel
eachringindependentlycontrolledgiving
Warranty: 12MonthsOnSiteManufacturersWarranty
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variablecontrolfromfastboiltogentlesimmer
Easy to clean –removablecastironpansupport,
Stock Code: WGSS1478
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