| Specification | Baby V 60 | Baby V 75 |
|---|---|---|
| Inside Dimensions | 60x60cm | 75x75cm |
| Outside Dimensions (Excl. stand and wheels) | 81x76cm | 101x100cm |
| Mouth Opening | 36x21cm | 36x21cm |
| Weight | 148kg | 220kg |
| 30cm Pizza capacity (wood fired) | 1 | 2 |
| 30cm Pizza capacity (gas fired) | 2 | 3 |
| Weight of optional gas burner | 7kg | 10kg |
| Flue manifold diameter | 15cm | 15cm |
The Baby V
Attractive and robustly built – The Baby range of ovens does it all. BBQ, Baking, Roasting (fast or slow) and of course proper Italian pizza are all child’s play with the Baby from Valoriani of Tuscany. With an extensive range of complimentary accessories available, new culinary adventures await!
At Wood Fire Land we know the Irish climate and whilst there are plenty of other wood fired ovens you could choose, we know the Baby V is the best choice. Aside from its stunning looks and sleek Italian design, it’s also built to last. Double insulation, fully galvanised, powder-coated and incorporating professional quality refractory materials. A Baby Valoriani will give you many happy years of service and you’ll be envy of your friends, family and neighbours too!
Available in a range of bold colours
Domes now available in mosaic tiles
Valoriani Baby, from their Family to yours
Positive Commentary
“I’m the neighbourhood hero to all the teenager friends of our kids that we’ve now been given the opportunity to meet”
Domestic Kits : Build your own oven
either indoors or outside
The original and still the best domestic Wood-Fired Oven kit on the market. Valoriani ovens, when built to our specifications will NOT collapse or dissolve in Irish weather conditions. Hey! The Romans weren’t wrong… they used the same cotto clay, mined from the same area to make pottery kilns and baker’s ovens We feel that went quite well too! Can you afford not to consider the best?
The original and still the best domestic Wood-Fired Oven kit on the market. Valoriani ovens, when built to our specifications will NOT collapse or dissolve in Irish weather conditions. Hey! The Romans weren’t wrong… they used the same cotto clay, mined from the same area to make pottery kilns and baker’s ovens We feel that went quite well too! Can you afford not to consider the best?
