Neff slide and hide oven for £404.10 when using the "built10" voucher!
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sam1970
24 Aug 17#1
good price..thank you
Toilet
24 Aug 17#2
This is only 66 litres, the other one for 470 last time was 71 litres if i remember correctly
japes
24 Aug 17#3
Does anyone actually have an issue with reaching inside with the door sticking out or is it just me that thinks slide and hide is trying to fix an issue that doesn't exist?
ro53ben to japes
24 Aug 17#4
You will never appreciate how good it is until you have it.
uksparky to japes
24 Aug 17#5
I'm sceptical too, standing the door's height away from the oven is normally as close as I can cope with the heat of the oven too, plus my arms reach plenty far enough. Would like genuine input from owners on how/why and which situations in particular it helps with.
modasu to uksparky
23 Sep 17#29
I have a slide and hide and have done for about 6 months when we renovated our full house . To be honest, I myself don't see the big fuss about it APART FROM them being good for narrow kitchens where hiding the door would allow people to go past. My oven isn't in such a position so in hindsight, a normal opening door would have been fine too
vod to japes
24 Aug 17#8
My disabled mom does, she has the higher spec model and it's worth every penny for her to be able to use an oven safely - also quality oven as well
pibpob to japes
22 Sep 17#13
I was going to ask the same thing. All it does is makes the oven smaller. About as useful as that other great fashion victim of the kitchen: the Belfast sink.
Mentos to pibpob
23 Sep 17#36
Well that’s not all it does :smile: it also gets the door out of the way in exchange for the loss of internal space.
Useful for those with narrow kitchens. Also useful if the oven is higher up rather then under counter. Makes it much easier getting a heavy casserole dish/roast/etc in and out.
We haven’t got one as at the timethe AEG options were better aesthetically, particularly the combi microwave. But could certainly see the merits.
In terms of features on “premium” ovens I’d rate it third behind Pyrolitic cleaning and Samsung’s ability to split the oven for two separate temp cooking zones.
pibpob to Mentos
24 Sep 17#37
Yes, I've got a Samsung split oven. Its only problem is the amount of condensation you get in the half you're not using.
Mentos to pibpob
24 Sep 17#38
I thought you only put the separator in when you needed the split zones? The rest of the time you could use as a single oven?
It is a great feature. Even with a combi, during Xmas/etc it’s a pain juggling things. And I always wonder wether I should have got the Samsung. It was the ugly combi that forced me to AEG. At the time only they had a great matching option without physical buttons/stainless steel/etc. Mrs also wishes she had the slide and hide when trying to get a big casserole/roast out
pibpob to Mentos
24 Sep 17#39
Well yes, but 99% of the time, we only use half the oven - it's quite big enough for most dishes, and compared with using the whole oven saves energy, and once warmed up, consumes less power so is often able to be run entirely on our panels. But the unused half of the cavity does develop a lot of condensation.
Mentos to pibpob
24 Sep 17#40
Ah, guess that’s another plus point of that feature, presume it heats up a lot faster aswell. (Aside from the condensation).
pibpob to Mentos
24 Sep 17#41
The two fans have elements sized for each half of the cavity, but it turns on the other elements for a while in order to make it heat up quickly. A single cavity oven would be able to do this as well.
jlogan223 to japes
23 Sep 17#22
The main point is to move the door out of the way so no one trips over it when the over is under the counter. And when the oven is built in higher up, it make its safe and easier to reach in without burning yourself on a hot door that would have been sticking out. Also better for disabled people. :thumbsup:
kooks65 to japes
23 Sep 17#23
I find it difficult to reach to the back of the oven when cleaning it as the door is in the way, aside from that though I don't think I'd use it when cooking as I'm not much of a cook and it would take longer to open it and slide it under than to flip it open and grab the oven chips out ;).
JeffsterRule to japes
23 Sep 17#27
Yes, my mother is small and elderly so having this makes it very easy to reach in and get out very easily, particularly when mounted worktop high.
ro53ben
24 Aug 17#6
If you don't see a benefit, you don't buy one - fairly simple really.
Even Neff do ovens both with and without. We've got one of each, so appreciate the benefit most days. It's the second best feature of the oven, behind pyrolytic cleaning.
uksparky to ro53ben
24 Aug 17#9
Just because I don't see a benefit doesn't mean they don't exist. Jeez. People seem afraid to discuss things these days, prefer to form their own opinion and just harangue others when their opinion differs. Try having a discussion sometime, you might learn something if you can open your ears for once.
danni701
24 Aug 17#7
I have one and is completely pointless, it came with the house when we brought it and I personally wouldn't waste my own money on another.
ratkarth
30 Aug 17#10
Ordered thanks saved loads
kinell
22 Sep 17#11
Love Neff stuff ... Quality ... I am gona wait till my Neff Oven/Grill breaks and then upgrade ... so Roll on 2030 !!
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Useful for those with narrow kitchens. Also useful if the oven is higher up rather then under counter. Makes it much easier getting a heavy casserole dish/roast/etc in and out.
We haven’t got one as at the timethe AEG options were better aesthetically, particularly the combi microwave. But could certainly see the merits.
In terms of features on “premium” ovens I’d rate it third behind Pyrolitic cleaning and Samsung’s ability to split the oven for two separate temp cooking zones.
It is a great feature. Even with a combi, during Xmas/etc it’s a pain juggling things. And I always wonder wether I should have got the Samsung. It was the ugly combi that forced me to AEG. At the time only they had a great matching option without physical buttons/stainless steel/etc. Mrs also wishes she had the slide and hide when trying to get a big casserole/roast out
Also better for disabled people. :thumbsup:
Even Neff do ovens both with and without. We've got one of each, so appreciate the benefit most days. It's the second best feature of the oven, behind pyrolytic cleaning.