Tim Moss Ltd is a dealer for Lacanche Fourneaux de France cookers. We now have a beautiful black 1400mm wide Chemin model in our Muswell Hill showroom. Lacanche supply a range of products including Classic range cookers, Modern range cookers, built in hobs, extraction and acessories. All products can be seen at https://www.lacanche.co.uk
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Classic range cookers are available in a wide range of colours
A foundry was established in the village of Lacanche, deep in the Burgundian countryside in France, over 200 years ago, and range cookers have been manufactured there by hand ever since, both for the commercial and domestic markets.
Apart from their extraordinary heritage, what makes Lacanche range cookers so different from other range cookers on the market today, is that they are still made to exacting standards by hand to order.
They are solid and built to last, offering years of service in a demanding environment. They offer phenomenal, truly professional performance, and extraordinary versatility. They have a deliberate, implicit simplicity, making them simple to use and maintain. There is an almost infinite variety of configurations combining the wide range of models with the various hob types, oven types, built in hob options, dual fuel options, shape and size. Lacanche range cookers are individual, made to your own specification. They are also renowned for their elegant looks with 25 beautiful enamel finishes to choose from (or stainless steel) and four different trims.
Bright yellow enormous oven
The brand has been selling successfully in the UK for nearly 20 years, and as in other countries, many of our most respected chefs, cooks, cookery writers and journalists have a Lacanche range cooker. These include Raymond Blanc, Simon Rogan, Richard Hughes, Jean-Christophe Novelli, Rose Prince, Delia Smith, Rowley Leigh, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Anton Edelman, Lloyd Grossman, Kevin Woodford and Ken Hom to name but a few.
Chef Richard Hughes can be seen cooking Christmas dinner using his Lacanche Chemin.
To watch click link. http://www.mustardtv.co.uk/episode/seasons-eatings-2015/