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I wouldn't want knobs on the top either, so I'm looking at whole stoves (i.e., a single unit with an oven under the hob) where the knobs are in the same place a
by Freak_NL 2y ago
I wouldn't want knobs on the top either, so I'm looking at whole stoves (i.e., a single unit with an oven under the hob) where the knobs are in the same place as the common gas stove models: in the front above the oven door, next to the oven's knobs.
If I choose to splurge on this item, this one might be nice:
https://etna.nl/keukenapparatuur/fi590zwa/ https://etna.nl/keukenapparatuur/fi590zwa/
Smeg has a similar sweet looking offering, but I'm not convinced of the longevity of their appliances:
https://www.smeg.com/products/C9IMMB2 https://www.smeg.com/products/C9IMMB2
- BrandoElFollito 2y agoI was looking for something like that for my parents (who refuse to have a "across-the-kitchen" kind of working surface with the induction and sink going into a hole from the top) but it was quite difficult to find them. The "induction as an object that enters into the hole of the work surface" (sorry, I am not a native speaker of English and there is certainly a word for that :)) seems to be way, way more popular and I could really find what I needed.
- maxerickson 2y agoThere sort of isn't a word for it. "Drop in", "built in", "in counter" would all work (with "in counter" apparently also including some that are supposed to be invisible or something).
- Freak_NL 2y ago"Inbouw" in Dutch. Yeah, those are the most common, and I get that a lot of buyers would see knobs on those on the plane of the counter top as unwanted.