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| I am debating between two appliance packages,which end up being almost the exact same price, so I would love feedback!
1. Wolf 6 burner rangetop and wolf E-Series double ovens. The ovens are a floor model - they have never been hooked up, but have been on the floor, so doors have been opened and closed. 2. Thermador Professional 6 burner rangetop and Thermador Professional 30" double ovens. Thanks so much!! |
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- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 3:06
| Wolf. I love my Wolf ovens, and have heard better things about the Wolf rangetop than the T'dor. |
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| I just ordered a full T'dor package. Better pricing, better features (for me) and better warranty (in my area). We'll see over time. Probably can't go wrong either way. |
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| Wolf seems to have a much better rep for customer service, and I've been very pleased both with how they back up their appliances and with the technology used in their ovens, which also has a nice, long history that helped me feel confident in buying my E Series double oven. I sure haven't been disappointed. The most even and consistent baking I've ever experienced. We bake almost daily. I am happy with my Wolf rangetop. When shopping for ours, I wanted 8 burners, which eliminated the Thermador, although I heard good things about the star burner. I remember reading complaints that Thermador burners click audibly because of the cycling on and off during simmer. Will you have natural gas or propane? I can't remember if Thermador was one of those made for NG and adjusted for propane with an associated loss in BTUs. If you have natural gas, it's not a concern, but was for us with propane. At the time we got ours, I think BlueStar and Wolf ...and maybe Capital... were the only ones with different models made for the different types of fuel. I think there are more now. |
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