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Slide and hide Neff oven (Are slide and hide ovens worth it?)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2024
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Slide and hide Neff oven (Are slide and hide ovens worth it?)
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Slide and hide Neff oven is very popular and we sell very many.
However, the feedback about them is quite mixed. In this video, The Kitchen design experts talk about the pros and cons of the slide and hide oven so that you can make your own mind up.
If you don't know what a slide and hide oven is, you may have seen The Neff hide and slide oven on the Great British bake off.
It is a single oven and this video is just discussing the virtues of the slide and hide oven door - not the Neff oven itself.
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This channel blows my mind. I didn't even know kitchen's had some of these awesome features.😲😲 That oven and kitchen is beautifull. My oven is 13 years old and not practical. from watching this I can see why people would opt for this.
Great video 😊
So pleased you like the channel. In the right situation this oven is a real asset, yes. Your comments are really appreciated, thank you.
A really important reason to have an oven door out of the way (either a hiding door or sideways opening door) is for people who are in WHEELCHAIRS or have MOBILITY problems. Good video, I never thought about the dripping issue.
Thanks for your input Yvon. A valuable point! Over the years, whilst working with clients that have mobility problems, I have found another key factor are the heights at which appliances are set. Many kitchens come with the oven set at a standard height, not taking account of the client that uses a wheelchair or indeed those clients who are shorter in height. Yes the choice of oven is key but so is the adaptability of the kitchen furniture. Thanks again for your comment.
As for the dripping just put an oven tray on the bottom or bottom shelf incase. I am having one of these fitting for my son who's a wheelchair user we can't wait
EXACTLY! As I'm getting older, I find it harder and harder to take a heavy casserole or turkey out of the oven. I have to bend down and reach over the door.
Yes! We are designing a new build ADA and I am examining access in the kitchen with this in mind!
I am 80 years old ... not very strong and have short arms ... reaching into a standard oven to lift a heavy pan of hot food is not easy.
in the 60s I had a Frigidaire oven with a door that slid UP and out of the way ... am delighted to see this now.
Hi, thanks for getting in touch and your insight.i have to admit, even though I have been designing kitchens for over 50 years, I haven’t heard of the Frigidaire oven. I can totally understand how good design can help people with specific problems, and this oven is a perfect example of this.
I love my slide and hide oven it's at a safe level and is so easy to get into you just have to give it some thought ! No matter how you use any oven you have to be careful let's face it ovens have been around for many years now 😂😊😊😊😊
Great oven, we have a small narrow kitchen and it’s ideal.
Last Neff oven lasted 17 years, almost faultless so no hesitation in buying another Neff
Yes, you're quite right. A narrow kitchen is a perfect scenario for this oven. Should have said that in the video. Thanks for your input
omg this makes complete sense! I was considering slide and hide but I was torn because if the price! Now I am no longer torn - I will not be buying slide and hide oven :) Many thanks !
Glad to be of service and thank you for the comment
I get what you say about mess on the floor. But for people going from a stand alone cooker/ oven where the door opens left to right it kind of means nothing. Great to hear about the telescopic shelf though.
Hi Kelly, understand what you are saying. Anything is an improvement on side opening , free standing ovens.
Brilliant review bought two b57cr23n0b ovens and the t48td7bn2 hob last night. Iam a kitchen fitter of 23 years and know neff appliances are hard to beat
Thank you very much for your comment. I have to say most of our kitchen fitters have either Neff or Bosch appliances. I think that says a lot! Robin
I didn’t particularly want a Neff ( in fact I’d said no to kitchen planner) however as I want the 2 ovens vertically. To ensure that I can reach to ovens safely the Neff slide and hide seems to be the best choice.
Great video which has confirmed my choice. Thanks
Glad to be of service. Regarding heights we’ve just done another video discussing the height settings for combi ovens. What we discuss would alsoapplyto having 2 single ovens stacked. Good luck with your kitchen project
I was considering a Slide & Hide oven but decided against it - not just because of the prospect of "mess on the floor" but, more importantly, because sooner or later the door comes off the hinges and leaves you with a struggle to get it back onto them - as plenty of TH-cam videos attest. It's a great idea, but it becomes just an annoying gimmick because not enough effort went into the design and execution....
Yep I agree. When we sell one we always suggest client take out the extra guarantee, just in case. Usually this isn’t something we advise but it makes sense with the hide and slide because of the problems
Just watched this video, as my oven broke last week and I thought I needed a Neff Slide & Hide, but do I? Not sure now. My oven is situated in a corner of the kitchen, right next to a outside door. I may think again. Thank you, great information
Hi Ruth, if the oven is on the same wall as the door then you should be fine with an “ordinary” door. If , however, it is on adjacent wall and if outside door opens it would hit the oven door if it was down, then the NEFF oven could be beneficial. As I mentioned there are some design situations where the Slide and Hide is great.
@@TheKitchenDesignExperts The outside door is on the adjacent wall and opens inwards, so this has always been difficult, if say my daughter tries to walk in and I have to should “stop, oven door open”….. thanks for your reply
The solid shelf should be on the telescopic arms at the bottom of the oven and is designed that it locks when pulled half way out.
You place your cooking pot on the wire rack which also will lock if you pull it half way out.
You don't cook on what is basically the drip tray.
Hi Philip. Thank you for your comment, much appreciated and you are quite right. Regarding the wire tray that will lock half way out, it will indeed do this but I still find it tricky to deal with in this position. The oven in video only had one telescopic shelf, at the bottom. I would recommend having all 3 shelves telescopic which give you much more flexibility.
Oh you haven't stirred up the hornets nest at all - I love this candid review. We are buying a new kitchen and the company offer up certain appliances (oven with slide and hide) and they certainly are wow factor. But you have addressed every question that came through my head after viewing. Not only food dripping...but straight into the back of the handle assembly when the door is 'hidden'. Great food for thought before the final commitment xx
Thanks for the feedback, Alison. Happy it made you stop and think. Irrespective of the slide n hide door, do consider asking for the telescopic shelves if they are not standard with the oven. They are worth their weight in gold!
Great and very informative video! Thanks!
Pleased you liked it, thanks for comment
Very dissappointed with the slide and hide door. It has a design fault as food, moisture, grease managed to get between the panes of glass and it is such a difficult job to get the door off. So much so we don't and it looks awful.
That’s really interesting Di. Thank you for sharing your experience with the slide and hide oven. The problem with food residue getting between the glass on oven doors isn’t unique to just this oven. But your remarks regarding difficulty removing door is valid and I have had numerous clients mention this to me. Thank you for your comment.
The main reason I would have a slide and hide is a grill and being able to be close to whats happening.
Spill on the door your in trouble, because the door has vents, we have only had ours 2 weeks spilt chicken juices and it fell between the vents and glass, and we had to strip the door down to clean it.
Not once have I ever thought blimey I just cant get my head into the oven far enough...
Open the door not done close it...unless in a galley kitchen.
But mostly its a Bake Off I want one gimmick.
Great video. Very well presented!
Why would you put anything in the oven that is liable to spill over without first placing the dish on a tray of some kind to catch spillage and therefore save oven cleaning? I think this is a common practice for any competent cook and is not a valid reason to see it as a fault.
Hi. Fully understand what you are saying. And you are absolutely correct. What I find tricky is pulling out the tray below and also the dish your cooking as if you pull them out more than halfway they become unstable and you have to hold them. This means you need 3 hands! Obviously telescopic shelves solve this problem but not every oven has them.
You didn't think of the following: say the oven is situated on ground level and the hob at waist height. If the oven door slides and hides, then it's much easier to tend all the pans on the hob; otherwise, when you're grilling (which we do all the time) you'd have to bend over at an awkward angle to reach the pans (especially the ones at the back) and it would drive you nuts.
Hi Rowena, thanks for pointing this out. I admit that I have a blind spot when it comes to built under ovens. I rarely think about them because I always try to design them out of kitchens. I just hate bending down to an oven. However , I see your point. The only thing that puzzles me is that I thought the Neff slide and hide oven had "closed door grilling", so that you could only grill with the door closed. I'd better check my facts on that one. Thanks again for reminding me about built under ovens.
@@TheKitchenDesignExperts I would have loved an eye-level cooker but our kitchen is too small. I haven't bought the Neff oven yet, but have spent hours looking through them. I like the idea of slide & hide, but yes, I've just learned that you have to have the door closed to grill, you're right! For years I've used a very basic baby belling counter top oven and always had the door open to use the grill - otherwise the glass door would smash! However with these new-fangled Neff cookers it's obviously a different story. So my point about s & h is less valid -- I'll have to think about this as it may be a nuisance, bending down, opening the sliding door, checking if the fish is grilled, turning it and re-sliding it back into place to close - could put a strain on the mechanism. One reviewer said he found it difficult to see into the oven with door closed when grilling. Do you know if all modern cookers need the door to be closed when grilling?
@@rowenathursby2389 Hi Rowena, I'm afraid all quality ovens incorporate closed door grilling. The solution to your problem is to have telescopic shelves. These make it easy to pull the shelf out and see how the grilling is going. Again, though, it's important to have a door below this so any drips don't mess up your floor. Be aware that usually telescopic shelves can come in sets of 3 or just 1. For grilling you will need a set of 3
@@TheKitchenDesignExperts Thank you for all your replies. I've gone for a model that comes with a telescopic shelf (N90) and am sticking with the slide & glide door because the dripping issue doesn't apply here - we only cook veg casseroles & fish, not joints of meat. Reviewers seem to love the S & G.
Just recently purchased a neff oven. The door is catching on the base of the oven- should the base be screwed down in the centre?
Hi Tanya. Obviously the door shouldn't catch. There isn't,to my knowledge, any way to screw it down in the middle. I have had this problem which was caused by the oven itself being out of square. Neff service replaced the appliance for me. Contact service don' tput up with the problem
Hmm... a hot oven door in your way or no hot oven door, clean the back of an oven door (hot or baked on cold) or quickly wipe the floor... 🤔
You certainly offer one point of view that I wouldn’t argue with. All I can say is that having sold many of these ovens I have represented the majority of feedback I have been given by actual users of the appliance
Thank you most useful.
Glad it was helpful!
Some good insights here
Thanks for that William. it's nice to be appreciated
Great review, I’ve just bought a NEFF double oven and being a double doesn’t have the option of slide and hide. I was a little upset when I found out as I have loved my cousins slide and hide since she had her kitchen redone. We were replacing a double oven not a full refurbishment so had to go with the double to fit the space. I have one set of telescopic rails in my new main oven and I can see how useful it will be and already thinking about buying another set possibly two and all upset over not having slide and hide has gone. Also, your comment about them being useful for safety reasons made me realise that as my oven is in the corner with a wall on the right and the hob on the left I wouldn’t need them for that reason either, great review.
Pleased you liked the video. Yes, it is a pity that slide and hide isn’t available as a double oven. I have had clients who have considered 2 single ovens ! Although, I really do believe that the telescopic shelves do more than compensate for not having a slide away door.
Do a wide range of ovens come with the telescopic shelf as seen in this video?
Mostly it is the German range e.g Bosch, Neff, Siemens. Some come as standard some as an added accessory. Let us know if you need further help and thanks for your comments.
@@TheKitchenDesignExperts Telescopic runners definitely a more useful feature than hide and slide for me
I am looking to buy a slide and hide oven, because. Most oven 'down-doors' have very sharp corners which can be hazardous to legs. I knocked my leg against an oven corner resulting in an ulcer which took a nightmare 7 months to heal!
Hi Marianne sorry for the delay in answering - your comment was lost somehow. Sorry about your leg too that sounds nasty. I keep looking for positives with slide and hide ovens and your comment is a valid positive. Thank for your comment.
Do you have a slide and hide oven? What do you think of it?
Are french oven doors worth it
Thanks for your question. Visually they are quite unique but suit traditional more than contemporary styled kitchens. Yes they remove the problem of reaching over a hot door. However, feedback we have had is that opening 2 doors can be a pain and the back of the doors are still hot and are positioned each side of you when you are standing in front of the oven. It's very easy to accidently touch the hot doors especially when closing them. They also still have the problem of any spills going on to the floor.
Hide and Slide is a gimmick unless in a galley kitchen.
Worse thing is cookers are going digital, not very user friendly, all the scrolling and pushing buttons, scroll along then back.
I couldn’t agree with you more!