PROJECT PLANNER l KBB £6000+ THE CONTEMPORARY CLASSIC


Everhot’s range cooker includes a roasting and slow cooking oven alongside two cast iron hot plates. The additional simmer plate is kept warm by a second stainless steel lid which can be easily switched off when not in use, as the controls are accessible via the small cast iron door on the front of the appliance.


Everhot 90 all electric range cooker in Dusky Blue, £6770, Everhot.


SLEEK AND POWERFUL


Featuring a bake stone for breads and pizzas, Wolf’s range cooker also has


programmes such as specialist dough proving, dehydration mode for drying out herbs, and pyrolytic self-cleaning technology, plus a delayed start and timed cook. A dual convection system with two fans ensures even distribution. ICBDF486G dual-fuel range cooker, £19,860, Wolf.


THE COOKING PRO This impressive range is


available with two gas hobs and induction, as well as a variety of options such as


chargrilling, a plancha top, multicooker,and a fryer. The ovens are available as gas, fan, dual-function, electric, and simmer and can be configured in a variety of


ways to meet your needs. Classic Vezelay range


cooker in burgundy red enamel with chrome trim, from £13,820, Lacanche.


PRETTY IN PINK


This range cooker from Aga includes a tall warming oven with rack and a hotplate that comes up to temperature fully when the lid is opened. You can also choose a two- or three-zone induction hob with bridging feature for use with a griddle or fish kettle. All models offer two cast-iron ovens – one for roasting or baking, the other for simmering. They can be left on when not in use, which results in gentle background warmth to heat the kitchen. 150cm-wide 3 Series range cooker in Blush, £12,000, Aga.


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