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Life span of high end wall oven or range?

6 years ago

I purchased a house with a single Thermador 30” wall oven and a 48” Thermador range top/hood. Both are in good working order and were top end at the time - 1997. I’d love a second oven, but only a speed oven will fit with the current configuration, and even that will take some modifications.
Modify, but plan for the future or wait? What’s the expected lifespan?

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wdccruise
6 years ago
The numbers are somewhat out of date and less-common appliances aren't mentioned but this list will give you some idea of how long things last. At 23, yours would have graduated and been back living in your basement.
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