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Appliances & Extractors


ILVE – The Best Kept Secret in Range Cooking F


or over 50 years ILVE has been building beautiful cooking appliances using the very latest methods in precision engineering. They are made from only the finest materials and are assembled by hand by master craftsmen. ILVE range cookers are high quality appliances which are both timeless and authentic.


ILVE have seen a huge uplift in range cooker sales this year with a significant increase in retailers wanting to sell the brand across the UK. Vicky Harris, Director at KitchenEX says ‘In 2017, we have seen demand for ILVE appliances grow rapidly now


that the brand is becoming widely recognised and is seen as being synonymous with style, quality and true value for money.’ ILVE range cookers are available with chrome, brass or antique bronze trim and add a true splash of luxury to any kitchen. Whether customers opt for a contemporary steel look or opt for a splash of colour giving a more classic feel, the choice is immense.


ILVE cookers are packed full of the latest cooking technologies and innovative features such as microwaves in twin range cookers and dual fuel gas hob tops with 2 induction zones and unique E3 precision oven temperature control.


0845 548 3130 www.kitchenex.co.uk


To find out more about ILVE appliances, please call KitchenEx on 0845 548 3130 who will be happy to talk you through the options available. KitchenEX is the exclusive UK importer of ILVE cooking products.


New Discreet Italian Cooker Hoods from Air Uno A


ir Uno has launched two new discreet cooker hoods that combine premium Italian design with high performance. Firstly, the Eclipse which is extraction only. The subtle 900mm low profile design of the new Eclipse features no lights. The extra white glass frame and finish disguises the hood within most white ceilings.


Its innovative design means that it can overcome the major problem often faced with fitting a ceiling


hood by having the ability to fit across as well as in- between the joists.


Generally the motor of a ceiling hood will not fit into the ceiling space as it is too large and therefore the installer has to create a costly and unsightly bulkhead to fit the motor into. The Eclipse fits neatly in-between the joists of an average ceiling without the expense of a bulkhead, a cost effective solution with a discreet design in the ceiling. Rated with a B energy class, it also has a powerful


extraction rate that removes all fumes, steam and odours from the kitchen.


Secondly, the new Hideaway hood has been cleverly designed to fit into the bottom of a kitchen cupboard. Whilst providing excellent extraction with a 592 m3/h rate, it is almost invisible in the kitchen.


It is in a stainless steel finish, operated by remote control and the adjustable depth ensures a discreet hood that streamlines the design in any kitchen. For further information visit the website.


0113 201 2240 email: info@airuno.co.ukwww.airuno.co.uk


16 BKU SEPTEMBER 2017 KITCHEN SUPPLEMENT


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