German Ovens, Hobs & Cooker Hoods

Ovens

Where would our kitchens be without an oven?

From baking cakes to Roast dinners, ovens have come a long way in technology.

A generation of budding cooks we are lucky to have so much choice when it comes to ovens. Basic ovens with a fan to ovens with pyrolytic cleaning and steam, the choice is endless.

Compact combination ovens

60cm x 45cm compact combination ovens are smaller in size but have a multi-purpose, either oven with microwave, steam or a 3 in 1 with oven, steam and microwave.

Compact ovens

60cm x 45cm compact ovens are smaller in size but are useful if you require a secondary smaller oven or do not have space or require a full-size oven. Choices are limited on compact ovens.

Single oven

60cm x 60cm single ovens come in different colours and door opening options depending on the manufacture. Single ovens can be basic with just a fan and grill options to high tech with multifunction’s and self-cleaning options.

Combination ovens

60cm x 60cm combination single ovens are now available. You can have the largest oven capacity with the use of microwave or steam to improve your cooking.

1 and a half oven

60cm x 88cm 1 and a half ovens – also called double ovens are mostly popular in the replacement market and give you the option of one full size oven and a smaller cavity above normally for conventional and grill cooking.

oven at Tullys

Hobs

SHOP HOBS

Who would have thought there would be so much to consider when purchasing a hob?

Different styles of cooking, people’s preferences, design and power output all play a role in what hob you may choose. Gas hobs only require a 13-amp connection, whereas some induction hobs may require a 45-amp connection.

There are many different sizes of hobs, from domino hobs to downdraft ventilation induction hobs.

Gas

13amp electrical output is required with a gas source

Electric

30amp electrical output is usually required, electric hobs have elements under the glass which heat the saucepan above

Induction

Induction hobs now range from a 13amp supply to a 45 amp supply – there are no elements under the glass, but copper coils that create friction with the pan above to generate heat, heating the contents in the pan, not the pan itself. You must check your pans are induction-friendly.

Induction downdraft ventilation

Works on the same basis as an induction hob above but has a downdraft cooker hood built in – normally a draw line or 220mm is lost under the hob to leave room for the motor for the hood – a new design perfect for island installation.