Gaggenau BX281/280-130 Pyrolytic Double Oven

The new ovens from Gaggenau, revolutionary in design, demonstrating their capabilities from the outside. With doors that open over the full height of the appliances, made from hardened glass, aluminium backed. Features for true convenience, Pyrolytic self-cleaning for easy cleaning, core temperature probe, rotisserie and baking stone. Dimensions: w. 752mm x h. 1428mm x d. […]

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Dimensions: w. 752mm x h. 1428mm x d. 547mm. 103 litres per oven

Delivery time: Australian launch in February 2008

Finish: Aluminium backed glass door

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