Lacanche Beaune Classic 900mm
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The Beaune starts at £5870
For a 900mm wide range, the Lacanche Beaune offers you, the cook, phenomenal performance and versatility. It has a spacious six burner classic hob or a six zone induction hob, combined with a 65 litre dual function side oven and a choice of fuel type for the second oven. There is even a pan drawer for storage.
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Hobs: Choose either the six burner classic hob or the energy efficient six zone induction hob
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Ovens: Every Lacanche Beaune is equipped with a 65 litre vertical dual function electric oven, which can be switched from static heat to fan heat. The main oven can be specified as gas, static electric or convection (fan), the latter being the most popular option.
Energy Rating
- Convection Oven (fan) Rating A
- Static Electric Oven Rating A
- Gas Oven Rating A
- Dual Function Electric Oven Rating A
Oven Size in mm
- Convection Oven (fan) (W) 414 x (H) 291 x (D) 417 Volume 51 Litres
- Static Electric Oven (W) 414 x (H) 291 x (D) 465 Volume 56 Litres
- Gas Oven (W) 414 x (H) 288 x (D) 438 Volume 52 Litres
- Vertical Dual Function Electric Oven (W) 333 x (H) 458 x (D) 425 Volume 65 Litres
Additional Information
- The Beaune range cooker can be ordered for natural or LPG (bottled) gas..
- The electrical requirement for an all induction model is single phase 230v 50amps 10mm cable
- Measurements: W 900 x H 900 x D 650 mm
- Approximate weight dependent on specification: 100Kg
Colours
For your Lacanche Classic or Modern range cooker, choose from any of the 29 beautiful enamelled colours (or stainless steel). Each panel is hand enamelled with three layers and fired at 850 degrees C. The result is a beautiful deep intense colour that is easy to clean and will look just as good in twenty years as the day it was fired.
Behind the name
The Beaune takes its name from the commune in the Côte-d’Or department of France which is known as the wine capital of Burgundy. A notable landmark in Beaune is the Hospices de Beaune, also known as the Hôtel-Dieu, founded in 1443 by Nicolas Rolin. This historic hospital is famous for its annual wine auction and its distinctive Gothic architecture.
“Beaune” is derived from the Latinized Gaulish word “Belena,” which referred to a spring around which the settlement was established. This, in turn, is linked to “Belen” or “Belenos”, a deity who has been associated with fast-flowing water.
