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February 18, 2011 at 7:48 PM #669378February 18, 2011 at 8:04 PM #668232
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ParticipantI was really surprised when I looked at “slide-in” ranges online this morning when JP mentioned she wanted to replace the one in the house she just bought. I had thought of them as something you would install in a low-income rental unit – for tenants or in a mobile home. But the new ones look much fancier than that and have nice gas rangetop and even two drawers. The new ones are far more aesthetically pleasing (and nicer) than the old ones.
I would still prefer a built-in cooktop and built-in 30″ wall oven installed below. (This configuration will not work with a downdraft cooktop.) I have had the eye-level ovens in other houses but they were only 26″-28″ and both were too small to cook a large turkey in. I really prefer a built-in look in both the kitchen and bathrooms (no pedestal or freestanding sinks).
Your freestanding (European?) range looks interesting, UCGal! Good luck on your refacing job. Sounds like you will update your kitchen!
February 18, 2011 at 8:04 PM #668294ParticipantI was really surprised when I looked at “slide-in” ranges online this morning when JP mentioned she wanted to replace the one in the house she just bought. I had thought of them as something you would install in a low-income rental unit – for tenants or in a mobile home. But the new ones look much fancier than that and have nice gas rangetop and even two drawers. The new ones are far more aesthetically pleasing (and nicer) than the old ones.
I would still prefer a built-in cooktop and built-in 30″ wall oven installed below. (This configuration will not work with a downdraft cooktop.) I have had the eye-level ovens in other houses but they were only 26″-28″ and both were too small to cook a large turkey in. I really prefer a built-in look in both the kitchen and bathrooms (no pedestal or freestanding sinks).
Your freestanding (European?) range looks interesting, UCGal! Good luck on your refacing job. Sounds like you will update your kitchen!
February 18, 2011 at 8:04 PM #668901ParticipantI was really surprised when I looked at “slide-in” ranges online this morning when JP mentioned she wanted to replace the one in the house she just bought. I had thought of them as something you would install in a low-income rental unit – for tenants or in a mobile home. But the new ones look much fancier than that and have nice gas rangetop and even two drawers. The new ones are far more aesthetically pleasing (and nicer) than the old ones.
I would still prefer a built-in cooktop and built-in 30″ wall oven installed below. (This configuration will not work with a downdraft cooktop.) I have had the eye-level ovens in other houses but they were only 26″-28″ and both were too small to cook a large turkey in. I really prefer a built-in look in both the kitchen and bathrooms (no pedestal or freestanding sinks).
Your freestanding (European?) range looks interesting, UCGal! Good luck on your refacing job. Sounds like you will update your kitchen!
February 18, 2011 at 8:04 PM #669040ParticipantI was really surprised when I looked at “slide-in” ranges online this morning when JP mentioned she wanted to replace the one in the house she just bought. I had thought of them as something you would install in a low-income rental unit – for tenants or in a mobile home. But the new ones look much fancier than that and have nice gas rangetop and even two drawers. The new ones are far more aesthetically pleasing (and nicer) than the old ones.
I would still prefer a built-in cooktop and built-in 30″ wall oven installed below. (This configuration will not work with a downdraft cooktop.) I have had the eye-level ovens in other houses but they were only 26″-28″ and both were too small to cook a large turkey in. I really prefer a built-in look in both the kitchen and bathrooms (no pedestal or freestanding sinks).
Your freestanding (European?) range looks interesting, UCGal! Good luck on your refacing job. Sounds like you will update your kitchen!
February 18, 2011 at 8:04 PM #669383ParticipantI was really surprised when I looked at “slide-in” ranges online this morning when JP mentioned she wanted to replace the one in the house she just bought. I had thought of them as something you would install in a low-income rental unit – for tenants or in a mobile home. But the new ones look much fancier than that and have nice gas rangetop and even two drawers. The new ones are far more aesthetically pleasing (and nicer) than the old ones.
I would still prefer a built-in cooktop and built-in 30″ wall oven installed below. (This configuration will not work with a downdraft cooktop.) I have had the eye-level ovens in other houses but they were only 26″-28″ and both were too small to cook a large turkey in. I really prefer a built-in look in both the kitchen and bathrooms (no pedestal or freestanding sinks).
Your freestanding (European?) range looks interesting, UCGal! Good luck on your refacing job. Sounds like you will update your kitchen!
February 19, 2011 at 12:42 PM #668372jpinpb
Participantsreeb – yes, I found out you can go online before you had mentioned it. The website, though, is not 100% accurate. Sometimes they get a shipment in and it’s not on their website until the next day or they sell something and it’s not updated on the website until the next day.
In any case, I found out that the Santa Ana store is like the main one. We took a road trip up there. Worth the $20 in gas.
They had a much bigger selection than San Diego. They even had some commercial KitchenAid fridges and some very high end ranges like JennAir and Wolf that were regular 5k something selling for 3k something. Of course, not in our price range and our kitchen is so small, those appliances would occupy the entirety of the room.
In any case, some of the items were new and some of them were used. We had to sift through quite a bit. We almost decided against the KitchenAir frigerator for a very high end french-door Samsung that was also 50% off for 1770. But in the end we decided to keep the side by side one we had. (We have a week to pick it up and if we decide not to get it, they will credit us)
We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch
regular price at Sears was $1,350 (tag in back still on it). The cheapest I saw it on line was AJ Madison for about $1,200. We bought it for $877. It was in perfect brand-new condition. They had some kind of $20 off coupon also. I think it may qualify for the Energy Star $30 rebate, too. Still way more than I wanted to spend, but I think it’s one of the best.UCGal – WOW! That is just one beautiful range. I really like the aesthetics. Sadly, way out of our budget. That’s a range for a dream home/dream kitchen.
February 19, 2011 at 12:42 PM #668434Participantsreeb – yes, I found out you can go online before you had mentioned it. The website, though, is not 100% accurate. Sometimes they get a shipment in and it’s not on their website until the next day or they sell something and it’s not updated on the website until the next day.
In any case, I found out that the Santa Ana store is like the main one. We took a road trip up there. Worth the $20 in gas.
They had a much bigger selection than San Diego. They even had some commercial KitchenAid fridges and some very high end ranges like JennAir and Wolf that were regular 5k something selling for 3k something. Of course, not in our price range and our kitchen is so small, those appliances would occupy the entirety of the room.
In any case, some of the items were new and some of them were used. We had to sift through quite a bit. We almost decided against the KitchenAir frigerator for a very high end french-door Samsung that was also 50% off for 1770. But in the end we decided to keep the side by side one we had. (We have a week to pick it up and if we decide not to get it, they will credit us)
We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch
regular price at Sears was $1,350 (tag in back still on it). The cheapest I saw it on line was AJ Madison for about $1,200. We bought it for $877. It was in perfect brand-new condition. They had some kind of $20 off coupon also. I think it may qualify for the Energy Star $30 rebate, too. Still way more than I wanted to spend, but I think it’s one of the best.UCGal – WOW! That is just one beautiful range. I really like the aesthetics. Sadly, way out of our budget. That’s a range for a dream home/dream kitchen.
February 19, 2011 at 12:42 PM #669041Participantsreeb – yes, I found out you can go online before you had mentioned it. The website, though, is not 100% accurate. Sometimes they get a shipment in and it’s not on their website until the next day or they sell something and it’s not updated on the website until the next day.
In any case, I found out that the Santa Ana store is like the main one. We took a road trip up there. Worth the $20 in gas.
They had a much bigger selection than San Diego. They even had some commercial KitchenAid fridges and some very high end ranges like JennAir and Wolf that were regular 5k something selling for 3k something. Of course, not in our price range and our kitchen is so small, those appliances would occupy the entirety of the room.
In any case, some of the items were new and some of them were used. We had to sift through quite a bit. We almost decided against the KitchenAir frigerator for a very high end french-door Samsung that was also 50% off for 1770. But in the end we decided to keep the side by side one we had. (We have a week to pick it up and if we decide not to get it, they will credit us)
We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch
regular price at Sears was $1,350 (tag in back still on it). The cheapest I saw it on line was AJ Madison for about $1,200. We bought it for $877. It was in perfect brand-new condition. They had some kind of $20 off coupon also. I think it may qualify for the Energy Star $30 rebate, too. Still way more than I wanted to spend, but I think it’s one of the best.UCGal – WOW! That is just one beautiful range. I really like the aesthetics. Sadly, way out of our budget. That’s a range for a dream home/dream kitchen.
February 19, 2011 at 12:42 PM #669180Participantsreeb – yes, I found out you can go online before you had mentioned it. The website, though, is not 100% accurate. Sometimes they get a shipment in and it’s not on their website until the next day or they sell something and it’s not updated on the website until the next day.
In any case, I found out that the Santa Ana store is like the main one. We took a road trip up there. Worth the $20 in gas.
They had a much bigger selection than San Diego. They even had some commercial KitchenAid fridges and some very high end ranges like JennAir and Wolf that were regular 5k something selling for 3k something. Of course, not in our price range and our kitchen is so small, those appliances would occupy the entirety of the room.
In any case, some of the items were new and some of them were used. We had to sift through quite a bit. We almost decided against the KitchenAir frigerator for a very high end french-door Samsung that was also 50% off for 1770. But in the end we decided to keep the side by side one we had. (We have a week to pick it up and if we decide not to get it, they will credit us)
We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch
regular price at Sears was $1,350 (tag in back still on it). The cheapest I saw it on line was AJ Madison for about $1,200. We bought it for $877. It was in perfect brand-new condition. They had some kind of $20 off coupon also. I think it may qualify for the Energy Star $30 rebate, too. Still way more than I wanted to spend, but I think it’s one of the best.UCGal – WOW! That is just one beautiful range. I really like the aesthetics. Sadly, way out of our budget. That’s a range for a dream home/dream kitchen.
February 19, 2011 at 12:42 PM #669523Participantsreeb – yes, I found out you can go online before you had mentioned it. The website, though, is not 100% accurate. Sometimes they get a shipment in and it’s not on their website until the next day or they sell something and it’s not updated on the website until the next day.
In any case, I found out that the Santa Ana store is like the main one. We took a road trip up there. Worth the $20 in gas.
They had a much bigger selection than San Diego. They even had some commercial KitchenAid fridges and some very high end ranges like JennAir and Wolf that were regular 5k something selling for 3k something. Of course, not in our price range and our kitchen is so small, those appliances would occupy the entirety of the room.
In any case, some of the items were new and some of them were used. We had to sift through quite a bit. We almost decided against the KitchenAir frigerator for a very high end french-door Samsung that was also 50% off for 1770. But in the end we decided to keep the side by side one we had. (We have a week to pick it up and if we decide not to get it, they will credit us)
We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch
regular price at Sears was $1,350 (tag in back still on it). The cheapest I saw it on line was AJ Madison for about $1,200. We bought it for $877. It was in perfect brand-new condition. They had some kind of $20 off coupon also. I think it may qualify for the Energy Star $30 rebate, too. Still way more than I wanted to spend, but I think it’s one of the best.UCGal – WOW! That is just one beautiful range. I really like the aesthetics. Sadly, way out of our budget. That’s a range for a dream home/dream kitchen.
February 19, 2011 at 12:48 PM #668377SD Realtor
ParticipantAgreed about calling sears outlet. I have used them alot and frequently items on the website were long gone. The turnover happens way to quick for the website to keep up.
February 19, 2011 at 12:48 PM #668439ParticipantAgreed about calling sears outlet. I have used them alot and frequently items on the website were long gone. The turnover happens way to quick for the website to keep up.
February 19, 2011 at 12:48 PM #669046ParticipantAgreed about calling sears outlet. I have used them alot and frequently items on the website were long gone. The turnover happens way to quick for the website to keep up.
February 19, 2011 at 12:48 PM #669185ParticipantAgreed about calling sears outlet. I have used them alot and frequently items on the website were long gone. The turnover happens way to quick for the website to keep up.
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