Jalovec Range Cooker 110 — Dual Fuel
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
QORZAVEN Appliances — heat and cold, built in
Some appliances are furniture; the Jalovec admits it — estate cream to soot black colour programmes, grates you could dock a pan on in a swell, and installation levelled to the same datum as the cabinetry beside it.
Built-in means invisible until needed: flush frames, integrated handles matched to the run, and niches drawn so future replacements slide in without carpentry. Energy classes and noise figures are stated per listing — chosen for daily life, not spec-sheet sport.
Design & Craft
- Appliance apertures cut to manufacturer datasheets, ventilation included
- Cast grates and controls weighted like good tools
- Colour programmes from estate cream to soot black
- Dual-fuel logic: gas where hands cook, electric where cakes rise
- Anti-vibration mounting and level datum shared with cabinetry
- Energy classes and noise figures stated per model, not implied
Specifications
| Format | 110 cm, dual fuel |
| Fuel | Dual: gas hob, electric ovens |
| Controls | Cast, weighted |
| Colours | Estate cream … soot black |
| Weight | ≈ 205 kg |
| Warranty | 5 yr via registration |
Care
Follow the machine's own manual — we left it in the drawer we labelled. Grease filters wash monthly; steam ovens descale on their reminder. Our care visit tests, tightens and updates what the kitchen cannot tell you itself.
Questions, Answered
What energy classes do you fit?
Stated per listing; we default to the sensible end because the kitchen runs daily. Noise figures are listed too — dishwashers you can talk over matter.
Are appliances included or bring-your-own?
Both work: listed packages are commissioned by us; your own appliances fit into niches drawn to their manuals. Either way, the housing warranty stays ours.
The QORZAVEN Promise
Every QORZAVEN kitchen is measured twice and drawn once: laser survey, millimetre drawings, and stone templated digitally after the cabinets stand — the gap between plan and wall is ours to own.