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What is the brand, model of the range?

3 months ago

Please share info on range

Urban Farmhouse Kitchen · More Info

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enzy design
3 months ago
It’s an induction range from Bosch.
susanmpowell
last month
Knowing that the hood is going to suck up air and grease, why would you have exposed shelving below the level of the hood?
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enzy design
last month
@susanmpowell the hood is 6” wider than the range, which allows it to still capture the hot air as it rises and spreads out. The shelves themselves have another 3” of spacing away from the hood. An appropriate exhaust system like this, when used correctly, makes those lower shelves usable, unless a REALLY messy cook splatters food everywhere.
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Ahhh, thanks for the response. I really like the look of it, although I’m probably one of those REALLY messy cooks. 😂

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