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Gaggenau

Gaggenau | The Symbiosis of Art, History, and Engineering

Gaggenau is a German luxury appliance manufacturer known for its craftsmanship, built-in appliances and technologies inspired by professional kitchens. Its appliances are typically chosen as part of a larger kitchen design, where every element is planned to suit the way the homeowner cooks, entertains and uses the space.
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What We See Among Gaggenau Customers at JC Perreault

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Most customers who choose Gaggenau at JC Perreault are planning a complete kitchen renovation or building a new home. The conversation usually begins with the kitchen itself rather than with individual appliances.

Many are looking for:

  • a fully customized kitchen instead of selecting appliances one at a time;
  • guidance from an appliance specialist who can help plan the right combination of products;
  • a cooking area built around their habits by combining induction, gas, Teppan Yaki, electric grill or wok modules;
  • built-in ovens, refrigeration, wine cabinets and other appliances that integrate into a cohesive kitchen design;
  • appliances built with durable materials and timeless design for years of everyday use.

Planning the kitchen as a complete system, rather than choosing appliances individually, is often what sets a Gaggenau project apart.

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Build a Cooking Space Around the Way You Cook

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With Gaggenau, the cooking surface is planned around your cooking style instead of following a fixed layout.

You can combine different cooking modules to create a configuration that suits your needs, including:

  • Induction
  • Gas
  • Teppan Yaki
  • Electric Grill
  • Wok

No two kitchens are exactly alike. Some homeowners prefer a large induction surface with a Teppan Yaki for entertaining. Others combine gas and induction so they can use each cooking method when it makes the most sense. Some include a wine cabinet, a built-in coffee machine and integrated refrigeration columns because cooking, entertaining and food storage are all important parts of how they use their kitchen.

At JC Perreault, our appliance specialists help you build a combination of cooking and refrigeration appliances that fits your cooking style, your kitchen layout and your long-term plans.

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Ovens

Gaggenau's oven collection includes conventional ovens, combi-steam ovens and speed ovens, all featuring handleless doors and an intuitive TFT touchscreen.

Electronic temperature control reaches 570°F (300°C), providing accurate heat management across a wide range of cooking techniques. Personalized cooking programs can also be saved for recipes you prepare regularly.

Five-layer insulated glass doors retain heat inside the oven while keeping the exterior cooler during use

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Modular Cooktops

Gaggenau modular cooktops let you create a cooking surface tailored to the way you cook. Choose from induction, gas, Teppan Yaki and electric grill modules to build your own custom cooktop.

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Built-in Refrigerators

Designed to be integrated into custom cabinetry, Gaggenau refrigerators combine stainless steel interiors, glare-free lighting and multiple climate zones within a clean architectural design.

Fresh-chill drawers are maintained at approximately 32°F (0°C), a temperature well suited to delicate foods such as meat, seafood and other fresh ingredients.

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Wine Coolers

Gaggenau wine cabinets feature independently controlled temperature zones, allowing red, white and sparkling wines to be stored under their recommended conditions.

UV-free LED lighting minimizes light exposure, while natural wood shelves provide stable bottle storage and an understated presentation.

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FAQ

Who Owns Gaggenau?

Gaggenau is part of BSH Hausgeräte GmbH, the appliance group behind Bosch, Thermador and Neff. Each brand serves a different market, with Gaggenau representing BSH's luxury appliance collection.

Are Gaggenau Appliances Made in Germany?

Many Gaggenau appliances, including the Series 400 ovens, are manufactured in Germany. Depending on the product category, some models are produced at other BSH manufacturing facilities across Europe.

Is the Gaggenau EB 333 Oven Still Hand-Assembled?

Yes. The EB 333 continues to be assembled by hand in small production runs. Hand assembly remains an important part of Gaggenau's manufacturing philosophy, with the emphasis placed on precision and craftsmanship rather than production volume.

Why Is the Gaggenau EB 333 a 36-Inch Oven?

Its 36-inch format provides a larger cooking cavity than the more common 30-inch oven. The additional space is especially practical for roasting large cuts of meat, baking on multiple trays or preparing several dishes at the same time.

Can You Combine Multiple Gaggenau Cooking Modules?

Yes. Gaggenau's Vario cooking modules are designed to work together as a single cooking surface. Each module measures 28 cm (approximately 11 inches) wide, making it easy to combine induction, gas, Teppan Yaki, wok and electric grill modules in a layout tailored to the way you cook.