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Built-in Hobs are integrated cooking surfaces installed directly into kitchen countertops. They offer a sleek and modern look, seamlessly blending with your kitchen design. Available in gas, electric, and induction options, they cater to various cooking preferences and styles.
Choosing the right Built-in Hob size depends on your kitchen space and cooking needs. Consider the number of burners you require and measure your countertop space. Standard sizes range from 60 cm to 90 cm wide, accommodating different kitchen layouts.
The choice between Gas and Induction Built-in Hobs depends on your cooking style. Gas hobs offer precise heat control, ideal for traditional cooking. Induction hobs provide quick heating and energy efficiency, suitable for modern kitchens with compatible cookware.
Built-in Hobs can be energy efficient, especially induction models. Induction hobs heat cookware directly, reducing energy loss. Electric hobs are also efficient but may take longer to heat up. Gas hobs provide instant heat but can lose energy through open flames.
Installing a Built-in Hob typically requires professional installation to ensure safety and compliance with regulations. We recommend hiring a qualified technician to handle the electrical or gas connections correctly, ensuring your hob operates safely and efficiently.
Built in Hobs: 3 things to consider before buying
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Built-in Hobs come in various types such as gas, electric, and induction. Each type has its benefits. Gas hobs offer precise heat control and are favored by many chefs. Electric hobs are easy to clean and provide a sleek look. Induction hobs are energy-efficient and heat food quickly without heating the surface itself, making them safer around children. Consider your cooking style and energy preferences when selecting a hob type.
Your safety is paramount, so look for gas heaters equipped with essential safety features. Key features include an oxygen depletion sensor (ODS) that automatically turns off the heater if oxygen levels drop too low, and a tip-over switch that shuts off the heater if it accidentally falls over. These features provide peace of mind and help prevent accidents.
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