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New, Ex-Display & Factory Seconds Scholtes Kitchen Appliances - Ovens, Cooktops, Hoods + More - up to 70% off RRP @ Scholtes

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Save now with as much as 70% off the RRP of Scholtes kitchen appliances including new, ex-display and factory seconds ovens, gas cooktops, induction cooktops, range hoods, warming drawers, wine cabinets and more. Scholtes are a premium quality, Italian made kitchen appliance brand with a reputation for high quality, innovative products.

As the exclusive distributors importers and distributors of Scholtes Brand within the Australian marketplace, we have a wide range of their appliances which now need to be cleared. We have all of brand new, ex-display and factory seconds appliances which are priced to clear at up to 70% off the full RRP. Brand new items come with a 5 year warranty covering any faults or defects of the products, ex-display comes with a 3 year warranty and factory seconds comes with a 2 year warranty. Only available while stocks last.

All items are on display in our Dandenong South showroom and warehouse open weekdays during business hours. We also have a wide range of other well recognised kitchen and household appliance brands of other products such as ovens, fridges, range hoods, cooktops, pizza ovens, BBQs, heaters, washing machines, dishwashers, electronics and more.
We are able to offer delivery Australia wide to all metropolitan areas for $50. Please enquire if you live outside of a metropolitan area, we can get you a fair and reasonable quote that you will be happy with!

Please send through any enquiries or requests for further information on products to [email protected] - we can send through spec sheets, digital copies of the product brochure and reports and images on the condition of any used items. If you would like to visit our showroom, please enquire and we will send through our address.

Products available include:
BC 199 DTPXA Pyrolytic 60cm Built In Oven (RRP of $3699)
- Factory Seconds: $1049
- Ex-Display (Last One): SOLD
- 81 Litre Capacity
- Bi-Volume Oven Divider allowing two separate cooking zones with independent temperature control
- 17 Cooking Functions
- Automatic Cooking Functions
- Rotisserie

BC 99 DTPXA Pyrolytic 60cm Built In Oven (RRP of $2999)
- Factory Seconds: $849
- Ex-Display: $1299
- 81 Litre Gross Capacity
- Bi-Volume Oven Divider allowing two separate cooking zones with independent temperature control
- 9 Cooking functions
- Rotisserie

BC99TPXA AUS Pyrolytic 60cm Built In Oven (RRP of $2499)
- Factory Seconds (One Left) - $899
- 81 Litre Gross Capacity
- Bi-Volume Oven Divider allowing two separate cooking zones with independent temperature control
- 9 Cooking functions
- Rotisserie

FN56TXA AUS - 60cm Built In Oven (RRP of $1799)
- Ex-Display (One Left): $1099
- Factory Seconds: $649
- 63 Litre Capacity
- 9+4 Cooking Functions
- Digital Display
- Built In Rotisserie
- Pyrolytic Cleaning Function

SMW2 - 45cm Built In Combination Microwave Oven (RRP of $2299)
- Factory Seconds (One Left) - $799
- 40 Litre Capacity
- 16 Cooking Functions
- Sensor Touch Control Panel
- Electronic Display with Timer

SST2 - 45cm Built In Steam Oven (RRP $2299)
- Factory Seconds: $899
- Ex-Display: $1099
- Brand New: $1399
- 23 Litre Capacity
- 7 Fully Automatic Functions
- Sensor Touch Control Panel
- Electronic Display with Timer

MultiPLO - In Built Cooking Vessel (RRP of $4999)
- Factory Seconds: $1299
- Ex-Display: $1899
- Brand New: $2499
- Award winning semi-flush design
- All accessories store in the unit when not in use
- In bench steamer, roaster, deep fryer, slow cooker and boiler
- Dual induction zones for speed and control
- 16 Induction Power Settings
- Electronic Display
- Sensor Touch Control Panel

TEPPANYAKI SF - In Built Teppanyaki Cooking Plate (RRP of $2299)
- Ex-Display (Last One): $1099
- Brand New: $1499
- Stainless Steel Cooking plate with drip clean channel
- Twin control knobs that match S3 ovens
- Semi-flush installation
- 1 x 2000W single power zone

TV644(BK)GH - Scholtes 60cm Planar Gas Cooktop in Black Glass (RRP of $1699)
Brand New: $699
- 60cm black glass gas hob with efficient planar burners
- One hand electronic ignition
- Easy to clean ceramic surface
- Dishwasher safe one piece burners
- Enamel coated cast iron trivets
- Flame failure auto shut off to each burner

TG644(IX)GH - Scholtes 60cm Planar Gas Cooktop in Stainless Steel (RRP of $1499)
Brand New: $649
- 60cm stainless steel gas hob with efficient planar burners
- One hand electronic ignition
- Dishwasher safe one piece burners
- Enamel coated cast iron trivets
- Flame failure auto shut off to each burner

PP93G(SF) - 90cm Semi-Flush Gas Hob (RRP of $1899)
Ex-Display: $899
- 90cm wide cooking hob with semi-flush finish
- Cast iron pan supports
- One hand electronic ignition
- Easily removable pan supports
- Easily removable burner caps
- Flame failure safety shut off

SH09DLTAB - Scholtes 90cm Slimline Induction Hob (RRP of $2499)
Brand New (One Left): $1599
Ex-Display (One Left): $1299
- 4 Cooking Zones - 2 with booster function
- Touch Slide Control
- 16 Power levels for ultimate temperature control
- Easy to clean ceramic surface
- Auto switch off function

HPI90 - Scholtes 90cm Stainless Steel Island Rangehood (RRP of $3199)
Brand New: $899
- Max Extraction: 600 cubic metres per hour
- 4 Speed settings
- 120mm ducting required
- 2 x halogen lights
- Dishwasher safe metallic filters

GFI 632 IX - Scholtes 60cm Undermount Rangehood (RRP of $949)
Brand New: $499
- Anti Mark Stainless Steel
- Max extraction of 1000 cubic metres an hour
- 3 speed settings
- 150mm ducting required
- Dishwasher safe metallic filters
- Filter clean indicator
- Auto shut down

If none of these items take your fancy, feel free to send through what products you are looking for to [email protected] - this is only a small portion of the stock that we have available!

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  • As some one who is looking for an oven, not sure about the quality of these products

    http://www.productreview.com.au/p/scholtes-bc199dtpxa.html

    • Hi alabatusa,

      Product review ratings can sometimes be a mixed bag, as customers often seem to go on there to 'vent' about their product rather than say positive things. But I think that you would find that Scholtes compares quite well with most of its competitor brands at a similar price point if you have a look around. Because of the limited amount of views per product, it can also often only take one disgruntled customer to significantly bring down the star rating on a particular product that may otherwise only have 4 and 5 star reviews.
      There are a wide range of the Scholtes products which have 5/5 star ratings also: http://www.productreview.com.au/search.html?search=Scholtes&… which would have to be of note.

  • This is just SPAM

    These are just normal prices for seconds…

    • Hi jv,
      There are a wide range of brand new items at 50% off of the RRP. Would be happy to do further discounts on package transactions featuring multiple items.

      • -1

        50% off of the RRP

        What is the RRP or seconds and display model ???

        You are making misleading and deceptive price comparisons…

        • +1

          There is no RRP of seconds unit, these are being used as a guide for the functionality and quality of the product when brand new. All factory seconds and ex-display units are clearly marked as such and price has been adjusted accordingly.

        • -1

          @Arisit:

          There is no RRP of seconds unit

          They're definitely not 70% off then…

          So how can you claim people are saving money if you're comparing to a different product ???

          These products are not new, as you stated, they are seconds and ex display…

        • +1

          @jv: As stated, It is simply a guide. As also stated, I'm more than happy to send images of certain products to give a better guide on condition or the product can be viewed before purchasing.

        • -1

          @Arisit:

          As stated, It is simply a guide

          let me quote you…

          "Save now with as much as 70% off the RRP of Scholtes kitchen appliances"

          Give me an example where you sold one of your ex display or seconds items for 70% more that you are currently advertising ?

        • +2

          @jv:

          Give me an example where you sold one of your ex display or seconds items for 70% more that you are currently advertising ?

          Recommended Retail Price has nothing to do with advertised prices so stop being so difficult.

        • +1

          @jv:

          They're definitely not 70% off then…

          If you use the retail price of the new item they are. No manufacturer has a retail price for display or factory seconds and your claim they should is like saying a manufacturer should have a retail price for second hand items.

        • +1

          @Maverick-au: Thank you sir! :)

        • @Maverick-au:

          If you use the retail price of the new item they are.

          But these are not… Read the ACCC laws regarding misleading and deceptive price comparisons…

        • +1

          @jv:

          But these are not… Read the ACCC laws regarding misleading and deceptive price comparisons…

          So what you can still advertise floor stock or factory seconds and refer to the RRP as long as it's clear they are floor stock or factory seconds.

        • -1

          @Maverick-au:

          You can, but it would be illegal

        • +2

          @jv:

          You can, but it would be illegal

          JV you really have no idea what you're talking about.

        • @Maverick-au:

          Call the ACCC and tell them that…

        • +2

          @jv:

          Call the ACCC and tell them that…

          Why tell them what they anyway know. Here's an idea, as you're such an expert on the matter why don't you post the law that makes it illegal for the seller of factory seconds or display products from quoting the RRP.

        • @Maverick-au:

          why don't you post the law that makes it illegal for the seller of factory seconds or display products from quoting the RRP.

          I've already done that in numerous posts before…

          If you want to read them, do a search…

        • +1

          @jv:

          I've already done that in numerous posts before…

          No you haven't because there is no law against quoting the RRP when selling factory second or display stock.

          Here is an example that is common, used and refurbished goods being sold with the RRP of the new product.

          http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0012-9001267/appliances-and-w…

        • @Maverick-au:

          No you haven't because there is no law against quoting the RRP

          yes there is, you can only compare your price to RRP if you normally sell it at RRP, otherwise it is illegal.

          here's an example in case law where there were successfully prosecuted.

          http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/cth/FCAF…

          It's a misrepresentation of the savings according to the ACCC as seconds and display models are not normally sold at RRP.

        • +1

          @jv:

          yes there is, you can only compare your price to RRP if you normally sell it at RRP, otherwise it is illegal.

          That's not what you said earlier.

          here's an example in case law where there were successfully prosecuted.

          That's not a relevant example.

          It's a misrepresentation of the savings according to the ACCC as seconds and display models are not normally sold at RRP.

          Once again show the law where it says you cannot sell factory seconds and display models with the RRP displayed.

          I have provided you with actual examples where they are doing this and you have provided nothing.

        • @Maverick-au:

          That's not what you said earlier.

          It's exactly what I said.

          Once again show the law where it says you cannot sell factory seconds and display models with the RRP displayed.

          Once again, I've posted it many times… Do a search if you want to read it. I've already read it.

        • +1

          @jv:

          It's exactly what I said.

          No it's not. You said it was illegal but provided no proof.

          Once again, I've posted it many times… Do a search if you want to read it. I've already read it.

          No you said it's illegal to compare factory seconds and display stock to the recommended retail price. I've provided proof that this occurs but you keep claiming it's illegal but will show no proof of this.

        • @Maverick-au:

          No it's not.

          Yes it is.

        • -1

          @jv:

          Stop bullying the OP. You are clearly are not a lawyer and have no idea what you are talking about. Stop being argumentative and discouraging people from posting deals.

        • @ripsnorter:

          discouraging people from posting deals.

          it's not a deal… it's just advertising their normal prices for the seconds they're trying to get rid off.

          how about sticking to discussing the deal instead of attacking other users for their opinions on the 'so-called' deal…

          You clearly are not a lawyer

          you wouldn't know whether I am or not…

        • @jv:

          Um der I am discussing the deal by contradicting what you are saying about the deal.

          If it is just advertising… report it.
          If it is not a deal… report it.
          If I am attacking you… report it.

          Let the mods decide, rather than ranting and arguing and ruining OzBargain.

        • @ripsnorter:

          I am discussing the deal by contradicting

          nope…

          Stop bullying
          You clearly are not a lawyer
          have no idea
          Stop being argumentative

          looks more like attacking other people for commenting, rather than discussing the deal.

          How long were you banned last time for doing that before ???

        • @jv:

          Lol, wait, what? You're saying I am attacking you for telling you to stop bullying others? That is astounding logic. And then you try to make it personal and provoke me by (completely off-topic) mentioning bans? (And we all know you're winning that count, champ.) Pot calling the kettle black much? Play the game, not the player.

          Turning back to the deal and your comments on it - you have not provided any evidence whatsoever to support your illogical, irrelevant or plainly incorrect claims.

          Nobody has negged this deal or reported it. The only person making misleading and deceptive SPAM comments here is you.

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    Dis' gunna be gud!

  • Hi,

    I don't need it yet but will after building a new house, how often do you have these sales?

    • I don't need it yet but will after building a new house, how often do you have these sales?

      You need the appliances before you build the kitchen for measurements and in some cases to build in just in case you thought the kitchen could be built and appliances added later.

      • +1

        Yes and no, most appliances come in standard size, i.e. 600mm so don't need to purchased that far in advance.

        I shouldn't have said after building the house, I should have size when building the kitchen which is near completion of the house.

        The only think the cabinet maker requires before they start designing is the approximate sizes. Once they start building the kitchen they will need your sink and rangehood as you need the exact measurements/cut outs to install them. Dishwashers/ovens/cooktops come in standard sizes, however if you're installing a built in fridge/microwave/coffee machine etc, then best to give the dimensions or physical appliance.

        • -1

          Dishwashers/ovens/cooktops come in standard sizes, however if you're installing a built in fridge/microwave/coffee machine etc, then best to give the dimensions or physical appliance.

          I wouldn't bet on that, there are plenty of issues with replacing cooktops because of varying measurements and fitting methods and the same with ovens. Some cooktops have different mounting methods, they all have varying dimensions especially depth.

          Samsung NZ64H57479K/SA
          58 x 71 cm, WxD dimensions
          Westinghouse WHI644BA
          59 x 52 cm, WxD dimensions
          AEG HK673520FB
          59 x 52 cm, WxD dimensions
          Neff T44T42N2
          60 x 54 cm, WxD dimensions,
          DeLonghi DEIND603
          58 x 51 cm, WxD dimensions

        • @Maverick-au:

          they look all fairly standard to me with the exception of the Samsung NZ64H57479K/SA - 58 x 71 cm, WxD dimensions which doesn't sound right.

          I checked it, and it's only 600mmx56mmx520mm. Unlikely the depth of it will be near 600mmm as that is the depth of the standard benchtop.

          I had 700mm deep benchtops in the past and will have them again, much better than 600mm.

          But I will tell my cabinet maker what I'm planning to install. The cooktops/sinks etc are taken into account by the cabinet maker when installing the kitchen, but the stone masons are they ones who cut the stone.

          I see what you mean, but as long as I have details of the dimensions of the critical appliances then it's fairly straight forward.

          I've built 2 new kitchens from scratch.

          My biggest dilemma is do I go 900mm induction or gas cooktop?

        • @JB1:

          I see what you mean, but as long as I have details of the dimensions of the critical appliances then it's fairly straight forward.

          We just provide the spec sheet for the cooktop and oven which also shows the mounting as some cooktops require a larger cutout for a bracket and ovens can require additional space for cooling. Your sink they may need in advance for cutting the opening.

          My biggest dilemma is do I go 900mm induction or gas cooktop?

          Induction anyday, it's safer, cleaner, faster, more efficent and cheaper to run.

        • @Maverick-au:

          Yeah, I'm leaning towards induction.

          Ideally I would have a 600mm induction cooktop and a single high MJ gas wok burner.

  • Hi OP, What deal can you do for a 90cm induction cooktop and a separate built-in oven/grill combo? Feel free to PM me.

    • Feel free to PM me.

      Here you go…

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