If you are an enthusiastic cook - as opposed to a "kitchen poser" who likes to heat up over-priced food from M&S - then look elsewhere for a quality cooker. Sensible people ooking to buy products search for reviews to aid their decision making. Unfortunately, most people post reviews only a short time after making a purchase...so the long-term service life of a product is rarely covered. Well, we purchased a very similar model to the one shown here over six-years-ago. We paid £2,300 for the privilege...thinking we were buying a quality product. What we feel we got was a sheep in wolf's clothing. The heating elements failed in both ovens - outside the guarantee period - and Britannia's importers, in Blackpool, wanted a fortune for replacement them... In my opinion the elements are simply not up to the job. It's a stylish looking cooker and a well thought out design. However,like so many other companies' cookers it is let down by one or two poor quality components... Reminds me a little of an old Italian car. Beautiful to look at - but you are likely to spend most time viewing it at the dealer's repair shop! If you want to view our Britannia...it will soon be in our garage...as I'm writing this review whilst looking for a more robust range to replace it! If only the Japanese, or Germans, could get a foothold in the Range Cooker market...we can but hope.