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Hi
Our De Dietrich induction hob has failed so we want to replace it with another 4 ring induction hob.
We have a shorlist of hobs that fit our worktop hole, including Bosch, Neff and Siemens but curiously only De Dietrich have one with the smaller ring at the front – the rest have them at the back behind the biggest ring.
Just wondering if anyone can enlighten me as to why having the smallest ring at the back is a good thing?! I use the small saucepan to stir sauces, beans, soups, etc that need constanst stirring and that’s best done at the front.
How do people cope stirring at the back behind a bigger saucepan?! Am I missing something here?
Also if you have an opinion about which is the better brand out of the four listed, that would be great.
TIA 🙂
Re: induction hobs
If you want a bit more choice, Stoves offer a hybrid ceramic/induction hob with 2 hobs of each type of system, or a full induction hob.
Both hav the smaller rings at the front.
S5-C600HY & S7-C600TCi
http://www.stoves.co.uk/Built-in-hobs/E … s_c14.aspx
for more info…Stoves stablemate, Belling have also just released an induction hob onto the market too. I would imagine its based on the Stoves, with a slightly more economical price tag 😀
http://www.belling.co.uk/Built-in-Ovens … _s110.aspxBoth Hotpoint and Indesit are also releasing revised hybrid hobs onto the market as well as candy hoover etc, and zanussi and aeg.
OR there is always de dietrich parent company, fagor, who offer
this:
http://www.fagor.co.uk/60cm-zone-induct … -p-46.html
One hting i did note with teh fagor was that all the hobs were the same output…Also can I be cheeky to ask where have you seen the de dietrich hob? and what model was it for? and how much you have seen it for?
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