NOD!

Paul_C · January 2015

but where from?

I don't want to spend a fortune and I want it fitted - so far my choice seems limited to Curry's, but if anyone knows somewhere better ?

Alnico · January 2015

Paul_C said:

but where from?

I don't want to spend a fortune and I want it fitted - so far my choice seems limited to Curry's, but if anyone knows somewhere better ?

Where are you based?

Paul_C · January 2015

Northampton

Flink_Poyd · January 2015

www.ao.com

Doesn't Google work on new years day?

Alnico · January 2015

Fab

We just got a recon unit from a company based in in Wellingboro but also has a shop here in Bedford.

An all electric BEKO unit, double oven, bottom oven is a fan assisted, halogen hobs - it's a great unit, came perfectly clean with no damage and fully serviced.

Guaranteed for 3 months, delivered and fitted for £139.

If that's the kind of thing you're looking for i will go dig out their number for you ?

Alnico · January 2015

Found it.............

Wellingborough Domestic Appliances

12/14 Oxford St. Wellingborough, NN8 4HY - 01933 442933

Essential Appliances

20 All Hallows, Bedford, MK40 1LJ - 01234 266607

They are the same company so if one store doesn't have something, the other will and the guys who deliver, cover deliveries for both stores.

Phil_aka_Pip · January 2015

Gas, man, Gas! No seriously I mean the smelly stuff in the pipe. Lekky cookers are NBG trust me, I had one for years. When you want to reduce the heat under a pan you just turn the tap - you don't have to remove the pan to wait for a hot ring to cool. A gas oven won't dry your food out like a lekky one will. And it's still work in a power cut! Actually the latter was the main reason why I went to gas. I was fed up with being out of heat or warm food because of EDF not being able to keep the power suppy up when you need it. But gas is a far better cooking experience. In my last place I had big red bottles of it. One would last just over 9 months for just cooking and cost me slightly over £50.

chillidoggy · January 2015

AO.com. Highly recommended 10/10 on the Chilli scale.

Paul_C · January 2015

@Phil_aka_Pip - you make some fine points but I'd have to have a lot of work done to route gas to the space the oven currently inhabits, so it'll have to be electric.

Paul_C · January 2015

looks like I'd save a tenner at AO over Curry's on fitting, otherwise the price is the same (not so much choice at the cheap end of the market though)

Flink_Poyd · January 2015

http://www.365electrical.com/electric-cooker.html

EricTheWeary · January 2015

We had our fridge from ao.com. Cheaper and better options on delivery dates. I'd recommend them. Had stuff off CoOp electricals in the past who were also well priced and had flexible deliveries. Our last cooker was much the same price everywhere on line so ordered it from Sainsbury just to get the nectar points, so worth looking at them or Tesco if you are a point hoarder, better than nothing.

Flink_Poyd · January 2015

Could check at www.quidco.com

Sometimes get 5-10% off with vouchers and cashback, Curry's are usually offering something
http://www.quidco.com/ao-com/

stickyfiddle · January 2015

Get a good modern electric and they're great. If it's oven only you don't need to worry but if you need a new hob too then the modern ones are generally really good.

We have a freestanding Smeg. Bit expensive but a bloody brilliant cooker.

Iamnobody · January 2015

Why are you paying for fitting an electric oven?

I'm sure our last one wasn't hard wired and plugged in. I could be wrong!

Paul_C · January 2015

It's built-in, so getting it fitted is recommended - 20 years ago I'd have happily done it myself, but these days I'd prefer the peace of mind of getting it done by a pro.

Iamnobody · January 2015

If by built in you mean above floor level then I could understand that.

Ours is under the counter so easy...

We got the cheapest one from Argos at the time - about £100 and it's never failed to cook our food!