Soggy run

[bronze]

May I be nosy and ask how much it is to get it installed?

[Guest]

You are welcome to be nosy - it's between 600 and 800 to get it installed - it was actually quite hard to find someone to do it as most of them don't do electric ones! The Aga dealers will only do it if they dismantled it - and it was dismantled by a different aga dealer - oh and if they were to do it they would charge TWICE as much!

 

This is not a cheap business but my seller has thrown in all her aga stuff, cookery books, pans, a pizza paddle, kettle etc which are all pricey items too.

[miffy]

WOW in for christmas...excellent

 

Thats quite a cost to install it though. At least it will only need doing once. Will it run on economy 7?

[Guest]

Yep - in for Christmas but we wont be here - still it'll be lovely to come home to after our holiday.

 

It doesn't run on Econ7 as those ones are double the price and have terrible reputation for reliability! It also doesnt' have the programming function the very latest ones come with but the chap who is installing it is going to do as a sort of timer switch so that it will take less electricity to run - TBH I know the running costs are "high" but it is going to be part of my no central heating solution and they are not as high as running the oil burning system that heats the entire house - when I don't use half the rooms!

[..lay a little egg for me]

On cold mornings like this I open the top oven door and stand in front enjoying the waft of heat.

 

 

Ha ha, I do that too! But only when OH isn't looking! He's always moaning about the running costs!

[bronze]

You are welcome to be nosy - it's between 600 and 800 to get it installed - it was actually quite hard to find someone to do it as most of them don't do electric ones! The Aga dealers will only do it if they dismantled it - and it was dismantled by a different aga dealer - oh and if they were to do it they would charge TWICE as much!

 

This is not a cheap business but my seller has thrown in all her aga stuff, cookery books, pans, a pizza paddle, kettle etc which are all pricey items too.

 

 

Thanks

We're kind of looking at moving at the moment so cost ideas for my dream things are good to store int he back of the brain