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ZeneticX
post Jul 12 2022, 03:05 PM

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QUOTE(Wowblurrrr @ Jul 12 2022, 11:58 AM)
Hi anyone here having experience using built in hob as table top hob? 
ter-brought 1 built-in type and plan to use it without making a hole on the concrete top  oops.gif  doh.gif
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You are better off buying a table top hob.... built in hobs are meant to be BUILT IN for a reason
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post Feb 11 2023, 10:23 PM

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Any recommendations for good recirculation hood?
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post Feb 13 2023, 02:16 PM

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Feb 13 2023, 08:42 AM)
Fotile EMS9021r (1080m³/h, Best filtration but suction power low)

DE&E HA939 (2250m³/h , low noise with DC motor but price higher)

LIVINOX COPPERDC (1750m³/h, DC motor too but filter harder to change)
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Any comments about Senz, Robam or Rinnai?

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post Mar 20 2023, 02:46 AM

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QUOTE(jdachum @ Mar 19 2023, 03:58 PM)
Hi, I will be moving into my new house soon and is looking for kitchen appliances now.  I see so many Fotile advertisements lately and many ppl seem to be using it.

How does it compare against Bosch/ Rinnai? I understand that Fotile is from China but the price range can be similar to Bosch or Rinnai. Hence wants to get the feedback from here.
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I have not seen any bad reviews about Fotile so far so i guess its pretty reliable. I myself also just bought a Fotile gas hob and oven. I guess they are considered one of the better China brands when it comes to kitchen appliance because that's their only focus unlike brands like Midea or Haier that have a larger product portfolio. The other similar brand is Robam but not much mention about them here

Bosch is considered premium tier when it comes to kitchen appliance and their price reflects that. But I've read some bad reviews about their after sales service though, mainly due to spare parts

Rinnai is well known for their gas hobs

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post Apr 13 2023, 02:37 PM

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 12 2023, 08:47 AM)
1. CHeap confirm earlier u buy the cheaper
2. Start paying monthly instalment? if u buy next year dont even nd to pay now better than instalment bcoz u most likely need the stuff in 1 to 2 years sometimes VP delay
3. Honestly haven VP too early to give dimensions to ID because they nd to go ur unit for site visit first.

I think too early to purchase now, since u already locked the items u wan, i think purchase after VP safer and u dont need to start paying now. if VP delay, 2 years ++ new model come out d

Also take note, many customers asked FREE 0% instalment payment, actually there is no such thing as 0% as seller will  factor it into selling price. The best way to buy lowest price product is always CASH (no bank charges). However big companies such as Harvey (managed by staff, cannot negotiate) they wont give discount even u pay them cash so might as well get their instalment. Biz like mine, manage by own family, if u tell me i wan buy now and cash confirm i will give good price.

However, if customers really need instalment plans, call ur card center or check online, diff bank got diff rate and usually is cheaper than merchant.
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Harvey Norman you can negotiate with pricing from other stores and they will match the price, subject to the store manager approval. I'm not sure if this is same for other big stores like Senheng or TBM but confirm work for HM

That's how I negotiated for my Fotile hob and oven (1k for GHG73201 and 3.6k for KSG7003AT). Granted it might not be as cheap as cash buy from smaller family owned business, but if you want to pay by card installment this is something to take note

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post Apr 13 2023, 09:01 PM

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 13 2023, 07:46 PM)
btw bro very good deal u got there too. u got it before or after 1st march?
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got it on 19th March

i got the price from TBM at first, salesperson claim is almost direct supplier price

after that I went to HM, their listed price is 4k+. Negotiated with the salesman using the TBM price, and he agreed to match the price
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post May 22 2023, 03:34 PM

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zheilwane whats the difference between Fotile GHG78211 and the latest GHG88215?
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post May 24 2023, 08:04 PM

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ May 24 2023, 06:32 PM)
jus different size, if u wan bigger size buy GAG86210 better

GHG88215 is mainly to target replacement market due to the flexi cut out design, performance wise gag86210 is better
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between GHG73201, GAG76202 and GAG86210 which is better? Difference between 76202 and 86210 is just the size?

 

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