Which Hobs and Ovens Are Right For You?

When it comes to hobs and ovens there are a myriad of styles to choose from. Which one is best for you?

Gas hobs are popular due to their rapid heat and precise flame control. They are compatible with most types of cookware and are ideal for frying things that require precise temperatures, such as steaks.

Gas hobs

Gas hobs make use of natural gas to generate flames which heat pots and pans. The burners are controlled with the knob that is turned to alter the size of the flame and the amount of heat produced. Modern gas hobs have safety features like flame failure devices that stop the burners if the flame is out to prevent accidental fires.

Gas hobs are a popular option for cooking due to their speed and accuracy. They are able to quickly reach high temperatures, which makes them ideal for boiling water or searing meats. They can also be adjusted to lower the heat level for delicate sauces and dishes. Additionally, a gas hob is less likely to cause food to stick, which could be a problem with certain electric cooktops.

Although they're not as efficient as induction hobs, gas hobs consume a tiny amount of electricity when operating. Induction models are more expensive initially, so they can be an excellent choice for kitchens with a limited budget. The cost of maintaining the natural gas or LPG hob will be determined by local prices. They can be quite different.

FUJIOH provides a variety of built-in models that come in a variety finishes, such as stainless steel or toughened glass. This allows you to choose the best fit for your kitchen. In contrast to freestanding gas stoves the built-in model is built into the countertop and doesn't extend and makes it much easier to clean and monitor. Many of our stoves feature a sleek, minimalist design that is perfectly suitable for open-plan living.

While the advantages of a gas stove are clear, it's important to be aware of the health risks that come with this type of cooktop. Studies have revealed that gas hobs create indoor air pollution that is far more than the UK and EU air standards. These pollutants are created through the interaction of a naked flame with cooking oil that has evaporated in the cookware. This is particularly prevalent when using nonstick pans with gas hobs. To reduce the danger of these substances, it is important to avoid burning flammable materials close to a gas burner.

Electric hobs

Whether you're after an electric hob for your kitchen or are looking to replace an old one, there are plenty of options to choose from. It's important to think about your cooking requirements and how you'd like the new stove to look but there are also practical considerations such as the amount of space you have and what sort of energy efficiency you're looking for.

Electric hobs are a popular option for modern homes. They are available in a range of styles and finishes that range from basic coil hobs that have touch controls to stylish ceramic or glass models with tempered glass. Electric hobs are relatively simple to clean, and generally provide more precise control of the temperature than gas hobs. However, they do take longer to heat and cool down.

Another style of hob that's become a firm favourite with homeowners is the domino hob that comes in electric and ceramic versions. Designed to fit in the same space as your kitchen countertop The hobs feature flat surfaces that are easy to clean while heating elements are concealed underneath. These hobs are illuminated in bright red when switched on and distribute heat evenly across the cooking area.

The great feature of domino hobs is that they're great for those who want to mix the look and feel of ceramic or induction models with the flexibility of a gas hob. They can accommodate griddles, Teppanyakis, and standard hob zones to provide a unique dining experience.

Induction and ceramic hobs feature a sleek, elegant finish that looks really contemporary in any kitchen. They also come with numerous useful features. For instance, some models have an energy boost feature that instantly boosts the power of a particular cooking zone, ideal for when you're trying to cook something. A lot of them have safety features, like hot indicators that warn you if the area is still too hot to touch, or child locks that prevent anyone from operating the cooker.

Hobs with induction


Unlike gas and electric hobs, induction hobs use magnetism instead of direct heat to warm pans and pots. Beneath the glass surface of an induction hob, there are coils through which a variable electrical current runs; when an induction-compatible pan is put on top, it triggers the magnetic field to create electricity within the iron inside the pan, heating it and in turn cooking the food inside. They typically cook faster and are favoured for their energy efficiency, with a lot of homeowners reporting decreases in their overall cooking expenses.

There are some sources that claim that induction hobs release high levels of electromagnetic fields - at frequencies in the kilohertz spectrum when employed. These fields shouldn't affect your health at a distance of normal, and they decrease as you increase the distance. These magnetic fields can cause interference with pacemakers, which is why it is best to maintain a minimum of five to ten centimetres distance between the cooker and the pacemaker.

Induction hobs require special cookware. These pans need to have flat bottoms and are usually made from iron or steel with a magnetic layer; cast iron is a popular choice however, you can find stainless steel with an induction compatibility, copper and aluminum (check the label for compatibility). There are also dual ring designs on hobs that have smaller and larger cooking zones to fit various sizes of pans.

Most induction hobs have an electronic control system that includes power bars in each of the cooking zones, so you can select your preferred temperature by sliding your fingers along the power bar - left to right increases power, while right to left decreases it. Some hobs also have a slider that works like the one on an iPhone. Simply swipe your finger to select the ring and then tap the power bar to adjust the desired temperature.

Some hobs feature a child lock to prevent children accidentally turning the hob on or altering the settings. This feature is available on the majority of hobs that we have reviewed and can help ensure that parents are safe. We always recommend careful handling of hobs and judicious placement, ensuring that the plug isn't tripped over or sitting on.

Glass and Gas

Gas on glass hobs have a an elegant look which is ideal for modern modular kitchens. The sealed burner prevents dust and impurities from entering. They are also easy to clean and are a great choice for busy families.

These kinds of hobs are made with toughened glass that is scratch-resistant and heat-resistant. The burners have also been coated with stainless steel and chromium to increase their durability. These features make the hobs durable and long-lasting. These features are important particularly in terms of safety.

One of the major benefits of gas on glass cooktops is that they are easier to clean than traditional stainless steel models. It is crucial to remember that only flat-bottomed pans and pots are recommended for use on the glass cooktop. Ovens & Hobs that is rounded can cause excessive surface coming into contact with the burners. This could cause damage and overheating.

Another benefit of glass on glass cooktops is that they don't require as much maintenance as stainless steel models. Stainless steel stoves must be maintained regularly to avoid burning and other damage. However glass cooktops can be cleaned easily with a cloth or sponge and a cleaning solution. Furthermore, these cooktops have a built-in shut off valve that turns off the flame when it is accidentally shut off.

Gas stoves are available in a wide range of sizes and finishes that can be customized to suit any kitchen decor or style. There are many options available, whether you prefer minimalistic designs that blend seamlessly with other appliances or a sleek and contemporary finish.

The Bertazzoni Professional Series 60cm gas stove comes with four monobloc burners finished in matt black and precise metal control knobs that add to its high-end feel. The burners feature a high heat capacity and power to allow for a broad range of cooking. This wok ring that is versatile is the perfect choice for any kitchen.