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 How to choose a good Cooker Hoods & Gas Hobs ?, Kitchen appliances hood / hob / oven

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Waachaaa
post Apr 7 2014, 06:05 PM

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Hi Zean,

I noticed you carry Grundfos water pump as well.

I am using a built in pump National brand water heater.
When water ration, i can only rely on Water Tank. However i noticed the water from pipe is fine but water from shower head is very low, do you have any solution?
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post Apr 14 2014, 10:13 AM

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hi there, can i check if anyone knows where can i install hob and cooker? i am looking for someone who can install it for me.
its been rather hard looking for someone who is able to install smile.gif
thank you
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post Apr 14 2014, 01:11 PM

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does purchasing from builders include installation of hood and hob as well as the duct pipe?
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post Apr 14 2014, 03:04 PM

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QUOTE(zoe33 @ Apr 14 2014, 01:11 PM)
does purchasing from builders include installation of hood and hob as well as the duct pipe?
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well, its more like buy separately and fix separately, i did try asking a few shops but they are unable to fix it sad.gif
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post Apr 14 2014, 09:48 PM

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QUOTE(zoe33 @ Apr 14 2014, 01:11 PM)
does purchasing from builders include installation of hood and hob as well as the duct pipe?
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We only sell as FOTILE does not provide installation but if u need some1 to installer we can recommend our installer.
Here is our my installer install for my house

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post Apr 15 2014, 04:06 PM

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 14 2014, 09:48 PM)
We only sell as FOTILE does not provide installation but if u need some1 to installer we can recommend our installer.
Here is our my installer install for my house

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is he good?
can pm me the price? and contact? thanks
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post Apr 24 2014, 04:46 PM

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Hi Zean,

I am looking for a slim hood and an induction cooker as a package. Please advise.

I don't cook so often at the moment
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post Apr 26 2014, 11:03 AM

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I have read through most of this thread and would like to thank Zheilwane aka Zean (how do you pronounce this?) for unselfishly providing us all with such helpful information.

I confess to be a total noob at home improvement matters and have learned much from the questions and experiences shared here.

Having recently received the keys to our first house (in Ipoh, lot size 20 x 70), my wife and I are planning to do some minor improvement work with our limited budget to make our home a functional a comfortable living space. Attached is an amateurish floor plan I attempted to draw using a the free (non premium version) of MagicPlan app available on Play Store.

In a nutshell, we do not plan to break/build any walls and, at the moment, the following list is an approximate idea of what we intend to do:

1. Grilles + Awning for Laundry Room
2. Wiring + Additional Lighting and Power Points.
3. Plumbing (adding outdoor faucet and washer outlet)
3. Kitchen Cabinet (bottom only with simple open top racks)
4. Kitchen Appliances (Hood+Hob+Oven) --> the reason I am posting here.

After browsing through Builders Hardware FB and Xammax.my, I went to visited two Fotile dealers in Ipoh and was given the following preliminary quotes:

Dealer 1:
Recommended Rubine strongly, saying the price is much lower than Fotile, and suitable for small families who do less cooking (my wife and I both hit 30 this year and do not plan to have children in the medium term).
Package: Rubine Sapphire hood (1000m3/hr) + Rubine Prado hob + Rubine IA6 oven = RM3188
Not much effort was made to push Fotile, and the response we got was that Fotile would cost at least another RM1000. The dealer was friendly and seemed well versed with various questions though she denied being the owner of the business. She also introduced us to another promotion Cabana sink + faucet + dish rack for RM599.
Installation of all appliances is free of charge, but we will have to find a contractor to drill a 6" hole for exhaust ducting outlet. Before we left, she reminded us that prices will increase next month (don't know if this is just tactical or real).

Dealer 2:
This dealer also does interior design and kitchen cabinet. Owner (or senior staff) sat at the counter and basically ignored us (maybe she assumed us to be another pair of young punks). However, the young girl who attended to us was generally able to answer our queries and gave us a cost estimate (both for appliances as well as KC).
Package: As advertised in the Fotile March-May 2014 catalog. Fotile EH10BQ hood + Fotile GFG86201 hob = RM2700, which about RM500 less than the catalog price. As for oven, it is a PWP deal - Fotile KES6003A = RM1998 with no further discount. So total price for Hood + Hob + Oven would come to RM4698.
I showed her my floor plan (U shape kitchen) and she made a quick calculation for KC (bottom only, solid wood, granite top) = Approx RM8k . If we opt for chipboard+melamine coating, it will be approx RM6k.
Dealer 2 also provides free installation.

If you have visited Builders Hardware FB or Xammax, there seems to be a world of difference in price and products available. My wife and I are now discussing whether to get these from Ipoh (free installation + after sales service but at a higher price) or to order online with better price/product options but without installation.

How difficult/dangerous is it to leave installation to another person? Should I get these items from Ipoh dealers or KL via online purchase? Appreciate your kind advice on any related matters, too. Thank you.



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post Apr 26 2014, 01:33 PM

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QUOTE(bluishblueblack @ Apr 26 2014, 11:03 AM)
I have read through most of this thread and would like to thank Zheilwane aka Zean (how do you pronounce this?) for unselfishly providing us all with such helpful information.

I confess to be a total noob at home improvement matters and have learned much from the questions and experiences shared here.

Having recently received the keys to our first house (in Ipoh, lot size 20 x 70), my wife and I are planning to do some minor improvement work with our limited budget to make our home a functional a comfortable living space. Attached is an amateurish floor plan I attempted to draw using a the free (non premium version) of MagicPlan app available on Play Store.

In a nutshell, we do not plan to break/build any walls and, at the moment, the following list is an approximate idea of what we intend to do:

1. Grilles + Awning for Laundry Room
2. Wiring + Additional Lighting and Power Points.
3. Plumbing (adding outdoor faucet and washer outlet)
3. Kitchen Cabinet (bottom only with simple open top racks)
4. Kitchen Appliances (Hood+Hob+Oven) --> the reason I am posting here.

After browsing through Builders Hardware FB and Xammax.my, I went to visited two Fotile dealers in Ipoh and was given the following preliminary quotes:

Dealer 1:
Recommended Rubine strongly, saying the price is much lower than Fotile, and suitable for small families who do less cooking (my wife and I both hit 30 this year and do not plan to have children in the medium term).
Package: Rubine Sapphire hood (1000m3/hr) + Rubine Prado hob + Rubine IA6 oven = RM3188
Not much effort was made to push Fotile, and the response we got was that Fotile would cost at least another RM1000. The dealer was friendly and seemed well versed with various questions though she denied being the owner of the business. She also introduced us to another promotion Cabana sink + faucet + dish rack for RM599.
Installation of all appliances is free of charge, but we will have to find a contractor to drill a 6" hole for exhaust ducting outlet. Before we left, she reminded us that prices will increase next month (don't know if this is just tactical or real).

Dealer 2:
This dealer also does interior design and kitchen cabinet. Owner (or senior staff) sat at the counter and basically ignored us (maybe she assumed us to be another pair of young punks). However, the young girl who attended to us was generally able to answer our queries and gave us a cost estimate (both for appliances as well as KC).
Package: As advertised in the Fotile March-May 2014 catalog. Fotile EH10BQ hood + Fotile GFG86201 hob = RM2700, which about RM500 less than the catalog price. As for oven, it is a PWP deal - Fotile KES6003A = RM1998 with no further discount. So total price for Hood + Hob + Oven would come to RM4698.
I showed her my floor plan (U shape kitchen) and she made a quick calculation for KC (bottom only, solid wood, granite top) = Approx RM8k . If we opt for chipboard+melamine coating, it will be approx RM6k.
Dealer 2 also provides free installation.

If you have visited Builders Hardware FB or Xammax, there seems to be a world of difference in price and products available. My wife and I are now discussing whether to get these from Ipoh (free installation + after sales service but at a higher price) or to order online with better price/product options but without installation.

How difficult/dangerous is it to leave installation to another person? Should I get these items from Ipoh dealers or KL via online purchase? Appreciate your kind advice on any related matters, too. Thank you.
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I m from penang but my hood, hoob and granite sink get from buiders hardware (zean). All this bought online.Very trustable seller.
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QUOTE(zoe33 @ Apr 15 2014, 04:06 PM)
is he good?
can pm me the price? and contact? thanks
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For exterior I think it's better to cover up with a wire mesh to prevent birds from nesting.
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QUOTE(bluishblueblack @ Apr 26 2014, 11:03 AM)

If you have visited Builders Hardware FB or Xammax, there seems to be a world of difference in price and products available. My wife and I are now discussing whether to get these from Ipoh (free installation + after sales service but at a higher price) or to order online with better price/product options but without installation.

How difficult/dangerous is it to leave installation to another person? Should I get these items from Ipoh dealers or KL via online purchase? Appreciate your kind advice on any related matters, too. Thank you.
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Hob - usually installed by kitchen cabinet people. You need to buy the hob first, so that the KC people knows what size of hole to cut out in your granite or melamine top.

Oven - usually kitchen cabinet people will help you install.
(If it is a built-in oven - then it needs to be installed in a kitchen cabinet. Cannot stand alone)
But you will want to pull a new wire for oven.
Check with your KC people where will the oven be, and ask them where to put the wire point.

Hood - this one can get independent installer.
Most shops who sell hood don't do the installation, but will recommend an installer.
No sure how easy to get in Ipoh. Also check the fees.
Check with your KC people where to put the hood. If no wire nearby, has to pull a new one.


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post Apr 26 2014, 11:18 PM

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I jst buy sugawa induction cooker. The sales gal say no need to buy a hood. want to know izzit true?
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post Apr 27 2014, 01:42 AM

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QUOTE(Fazab @ Apr 26 2014, 11:15 PM)
Hob -  usually installed by kitchen cabinet people. You need to buy the hob first, so that the KC people knows what size of hole to cut out in your granite or melamine top.

Oven - usually kitchen cabinet people will help you install.
(If it is  a built-in oven - then it needs to be installed in a kitchen cabinet. Cannot stand alone)
But you will want to pull a new wire for oven.
Check with your KC people where will the oven be, and ask them where to put the wire point.

Hood -  this one can get independent installer.
Most shops who sell hood don't do the installation, but will recommend an installer.
No sure how easy to get in Ipoh. Also check the fees.
Check with your KC people where to put the hood. If no wire nearby, has to pull a new one.
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Thanks so much for the info. Now I have a better idea on how to proceed with confidence. That gives me more options than to just rely on ipoh dealers.

Any idea what is the range of cost for installing a hood? If I do not want top cabinets (planning to opt for open shelves), can the exhaust duct go through the ceiling?
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QUOTE(garykam @ Apr 26 2014, 11:18 PM)
I jst buy sugawa induction cooker. The sales gal say no need to buy a hood. want to know izzit true?
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thats a greatest joke i heard rclxms.gif . many brands like to create nonsense. please la. even u use those high-end brand, which the price is 2x 3x 5x even 10x of sugawa cooker also got smoke come out when cooking, how come sugawa no smoke? ask back the sales girl, if got smoke is it fully refund? then she will make another story with u again... brows.gif
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QUOTE(bluishblueblack @ Apr 27 2014, 01:42 AM)
Thanks so much for the info. Now I have a better idea on how to proceed with confidence. That gives me more options than to just rely on ipoh dealers.

Any idea what is the range of cost for installing a hood? If I do not want top cabinets (planning to opt for open shelves), can the exhaust duct go through the ceiling?
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Standard market price for install cooker hood is
RM150 for recycle type hood ( meaning will not do duct out, only will use the charcoal filter to filter the smell, and the air will blow back into ur kitchen, if u do recycle one, u have to change the charcoal filter frequently depends how heavy u cook, normally one filter can tahan up to 9 - 12mths )

RM300 - RM350 for duct out ( hack hole on wall, then install the hose for hood, then smoke blow out! )

hope this help u thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(Kelifu @ Apr 27 2014, 10:15 AM)
thats a greatest joke i heard rclxms.gif . many brands like to create nonsense. please la. even u use those high-end brand, which the price is 2x 3x 5x even 10x of sugawa cooker also got smoke come out when cooking, how come sugawa no smoke? ask back the sales girl, if got smoke is it fully refund? then she will make another story with u again...  brows.gif
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thumbup.gif thumbup.gif Agreed!
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QUOTE(ubzteam @ Apr 27 2014, 11:13 AM)
thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  Agreed!
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QUOTE(Kelifu @ Apr 27 2014, 10:15 AM)
thats a greatest joke i heard rclxms.gif . many brands like to create nonsense. please la. even u use those high-end brand, which the price is 2x 3x 5x even 10x of sugawa cooker also got smoke come out when cooking, how come sugawa no smoke? ask back the sales girl, if got smoke is it fully refund? then she will make another story with u again...  brows.gif
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she said cooking sure got smoke come out, but use induction cooler, the smoke is not oily. She said if we use hob to cook, the oily smoke is come from the gas. I not sure whether is bullshit or wat icon_question.gif
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QUOTE(garykam @ Apr 27 2014, 01:11 PM)
she said cooking sure got smoke come out, but use induction cooler, the smoke is not oily. She said if we use hob to cook, the oily smoke is come from the gas. I not sure whether is bullshit or wat  icon_question.gif
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No offense. Maybe you should ask her to demo fried chicken using induction and ask her to walk barefoot on her kitchen floor after that.
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QUOTE(garykam @ Apr 27 2014, 01:11 PM)
she said cooking sure got smoke come out, but use induction cooler, the smoke is not oily. She said if we use hob to cook, the oily smoke is come from the gas. I not sure whether is bullshit or wat  icon_question.gif
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Whole lots of craps. So induction no need oil to fry? This company never fail to show their stupidity. Not the first time I heard nonsense claim by this brand saleman/women.

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