Fulgor Milano integrates a hidden oven in countertop
In the modern day home, there is a new sort of competition; every kind of gadgetry and gizmo needs to stick to specifications of being able to multi-task, pertain to a certain level of quality, and be matching with the general aesthetics as well. In the range of ovens, who match up to this criterion, we had earlier seen the likes of Kalamazoo Artisan fire oven, the Kitchen Aid oven, and the electronically controlled iChef Gorenje module, but taking it to another level altogether, is the Fulgor Milano hidden oven, than not only performs multiple functions, but can also slide inside vertically into your kitchen countertop, paving way for extra space.
Unlike the bigger models we mentioned before, this kitchen top oven, takes up considerably less space from your kitchen counter, even when functional. With a help of a touch-screen button on the control panel outside, you can slide in the oven within the chamber beneath, or bring it back on top when it needs to be used. Apart from that, this oven caters to the need of utility by performing 12 different functions such as lower heat, upper heat, salamander, full grill, grill and fan, boost & defrosting, and most fundamentally the preparation of pizza and varied kinds of bread. Since all of it happens simultaneously, there isn’t the hankering for any additional gadgetry to perform these diverse functions, that too on the same device.
Also, advanced components in the oven, ensure that the buyer invests in a truly high quality product. The stainless frame body with ‘A’ energy specifications ensure that the power requirements are in check, with optimum efficiency. Other high end components would include the Interior halogen lighting, electronic timer and clock, tangential cooling ventilation, residual heat indicator, child safety locks, 3-safety glass trays, and also the removable telescopic grills. With so much care for use of technology, cooking on the oven never got much safer and pleasurable than this.
Via: Appliancist/ Fulgor Milano/ Gizmodo
