Range cooker or built in double oven?

Love my induction hob, had for ,can’t believe, 5 years, still as good as new and heats very quickly, easy to adjust and cook on lower heat too. Still they don’t suit everyone. As for eye level ovens , now using a brilliant combi which bakes and cooks all manner of things.

We have been away for Xmas in a holiday let, it had an Esse range with an induction hob, at around £12,000 it’s a very expensive lump of metal that really didn’t perform that well.

At home I have a Lacanche range with 3 electric ovens and a gas hob.
It is outstanding, I cook an awful lot and bake all my own bread, it’s a real workhorse, I really wouldn’t be without it.

I have the Aga Masterchef dual fuel, but getting the turkey out of the oven on Christmas Day was a bit heavy. My friend has had built a built in oven for this reason, also an induction hob which is so much easier to clean. It certainly makes you think!

I can't imagine being without my Rangemaster

I have used (with lots of muttering!) induction hobs in holiday homes and I really don't get on with them

kittylester there are some lovely gas hobs or even duel fuel hobs on the market. I cannot get on with induction hobs (have used several friends ones)

You see, granarchist, the induction hob is one of the scariest bits!!

just building a new home - I have abandoned the Aga (sob) as getting casseroles etc out of the bottom oven was becoming a nightmare. I have installed 2 side by side built in ovens - at eye level - so much safer with same capacity. The jury is out on the induction hob which is going to get some getting used to, but very easier to clean.

Mine is a dual fuel Rangemaster, too, and I do love it but I'm thinking ahead and wondering whether I would be better to adapt now as we have to do the other things.

Oh sorry kittylester we have a duel fuel range, and I wouldn’t be without it (RangeMaster). I can imagine that if mobility becomes a problem I may have to rethink, but until then it’s staying put.

We have a Quooker boiling water tap (have had one for 24+ years) cannot imagine having a kettle now.