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We are redoing our kitchen and my wife is undecided between using a cooktop
+ oven combination or a single range unit. My feeling is a single range unit is better if it breaks you can slide it out and replace with another one. But a cooktop had to be taken off from the countertop and the oven removed from the pantry. Since she does not bake a lot, we have no use for a double oven. I would rather spend the money to get a meaner range perhaps a professional grade one with a wok element. We do a lot of pan frying and steaming and very little baking. We also has an outdoor kitchen with a gas grill so grilling can be done outside. So I am leaning to an integrated unit. However I did notice that the cooktops tend to be more spaced out - more room between each burner, which is an advantage. But many cooktops have the controls on top, and that makes them harder to clean in my opinon, especially when there is spillage. Are there other advantages of cooktops I am not aware of? Thanks! |
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