The Best Ovens and Hobs

The most efficient ovens and stoves can help you save time and effort at home. They're designed to assist you cook more delicious meals including perfect roasties, fluffy cakes and speedy pasta dishes.

Look out for models with smart capabilities, too, which let you control them using an app for your smartphone. This can cut down on cooking time and make them easier to clean.

1. Zanussi ZBOX7100

Zanussi ZWSO7100V comes with high energy efficiency class A+ rating so you can cook while saving money. In addition, the low-noise air filtration system catches grease particles and bad odours, making your kitchen fresh and clean.

In 1916, Antonio Zanussi from a village in northeast Italy opened a workshop. He manufactured gas cookers under the name Rex, after the ocean-going Italian liner that conquered the famous Blue Riband on an ocean crossing.

Following the death of Antonio in 1946 the management was transferred to his sons Lino and Guido who used their expertise in manufacturing to devise an carefully planned strategy that transformed the business into a major manufacturing business. The acquisition of the company by Electrolux in 1984 helped consolidate the European position of that world-leading Swedish manufacturer.

2. Zanussi ZBOX7200

The Zanussi brand began in 1916, when Antonio Zanussi opened a small workshop in Pordenone, Northeastern Italy. In 1946, Antonio died, and the management of the business was handed over to his sons Lino and Guido. Their industrial ability and business know-how led them to develop a plan that saw their business grow quickly into a large manufacturing sector.

Zanussi has a range of cutting-edge technologies and unique designs to make cooking simpler and more enjoyable. Ovens have been given a facelift with features like Food Safe Control and Flower Flame burner technology and the brand's stoves are made even easier to use thanks to the addition of Easy CookingPRO. Cooling appliances are now fitted with TwinTech and XL storage and Quick Chill features that make cooking and grocery shopping much easier.

3. Zanussi ZBOX7300

The products of the brand were relaunched in a new design with innovative features, including induction technology, which allows boiling water and cooking homemade sauces a simple, efficient and manageable task. Zanussi Professional refrigerator freezers also are innovative with their 'TwinTech" dual cooling system that keeps food fresher for longer and makes it easier to store the grocery store items you buy every week.

In 1946 Antonio Zanussi died and management of the family business passed to his two sons Lino and Guido who adopted a thoughtful approach to business expansion. This included purchasing other brands like Zoppas Grandi Cucine and the Becchi, Castor, and Triplex appliances.

In 1984, Zanussi was acquired by Electrolux and today, the Swedish giant and the Italian manufacturer share their knowledge to create innovative kitchen appliances that make it easier for people to cook, clean and entertain. Zanussi's Italian designers add color, charm, and humour to their appliances that are a from their box-shaped, white and sterile predecessors.

4. Zanussi ZBOX7400

In 1916, Antonio Zanussi, a blacksmith's son from Pordenone in northern Italy, opened a small company that made cookers. At the time he died in 1946 Zanussi had established a huge brand and was selling appliances under the royal-sounding name Rex. He also invested in research and development. He set up a Study Centre to help create modern, well-designed products and opened a second factory in Porcia.

In 1984 the company was sold to Electrolux. This allowed the Swedish company to become a leading European manufacturer of major appliances, and also increased its presence in Southern Europe. Additionally, Zanussi brought with it an experienced design team that used colors and a touch of charm in its designs. This was in stark contrast to the stark white, sterile box-shaped appliances that dominated the market at the time.

5. Zanussi ZBOX7500

Zanussi has been providing kitchen appliances for more than 100 years. They are a company that has earned their customers' trust through their commitment to innovation and outstanding quality across a wide range of categories. The perfect blend of design and engineering ensures they create products that are ahead of the curve. Their commercial kitchen equipment includes deep fryers, cooktops, oven ranges, combi ovens, chargrills and blast chillers.

After the death of Antonio Zanussi in 1946, management passed to his sons, Lino and Guido. The brothers continued with the strategy of purchasing major brands like Becchi, Castor and Zoppas Grandi Cucine, and investing in a Study Centre to research and develop new appliances. Their efforts helped them become one of the top Italian producer of household appliances. The acquisition in 1984 by Electrolux allowed Electrolux to allow the Swedish company to increase its market share in Southern and Northern Europe.

6. Zanussi ZBOX7600

Antonio Zanussi was a blacksmith who lived in Pordenone in the Friuli Venezia Giulia area of Italy. He established his first cookery factory in 1916. The skills of his sons, Lino and Guido have made the company expand rapidly and by 1946, it had a catalogue of appliances with royal-sounding names like Rex. The 1984 acquisition of the company by Electrolux helped the Swedish manufacturer establish a significant presence in Southern Europe and helped to consolidate its position in the world of major appliances. hob and oven brought compressor manufacturing in large quantities to the Electrolux group. The acquisition was a success for both companies, and Zanussi is an important brand for domestic appliances today.

7. Zanussi ZBOX7700

A blacksmith's son from Pordenone in northeast Italy, Antonio Zanussi began his business making cookers in 1916. His first model, named "Rex," was created to celebrate the success that the new liner had gotten from Gibraltar in New York.

Electrolux purchased the company in 1984 and the company grew into a major European manufacturer of major appliances. The Italian company's production and research facilities were complemented by the Swedish company's expertise in the manufacture of domestic appliances.

In the kitchen, Zanussi Professional has continued to come up with new and interesting designs and technology such as the 'Flower flame burner' for ovens and a range of hob s that are energy efficient. Zanussi Professional offers a cooling system called TwinTech, which helps keep food fresher longer and makes it easier to plan your shopping schedule. The most recent washing machines made by the company include smart features that make everyday tasks like boiling water quicker and more efficient.

8. Zanussi ZBOX7800

In 1916, Antonio Zanussi began manufacturing home appliances. He was a son of a blacksmith from Pordenone in northern Italy. In 1946, Antonio Zanussi died and management of the company passed to his two sons Lino and Guido who's industrial talents transformed the family business into a manufacturing enterprise.

In the course of this time, Zanussi made numerous acquisitions, including Becchi, Castor, and Zoppas Grandi Cucine, which helped the brand become one of Italy's top producers of major household appliances. In 1984, Electrolux, an established Swedish company, purchased the Zanussi brand. Electrolux was on its way to becoming Europe's leading manufacturer of major appliances. The acquisition of Zanussi was a good idea for Electrolux because it allowed them to access southern Europe while Zanussi's design capabilities and the large scale compressor manufacturing gave Electrolux an edge in northern Europe.


9. Zanussi ZBOX7850

In 1916, Antonio Zanussi, the son of a blacksmith in Italy from Pordenone (northeast Italy), began producing cookers in his small workshop. In 1933, he launched the REX trademark to coincide with the launch of the famous Italian liner which set a record for the fastest transatlantic crossing. By the time Antonio passed away in 1946 his company had grown to be a major exporter and producer of household appliances. The management was later transferred to his two sons, Lino and Guido. The brand was able to become the market leader in Italy and was one of Europe's top manufacturers thanks to a meticulously planned policy of purchasing (including the Becchi and Castor brands, as well as the Zoppas Grandi Cucine, Triplex, and other brands). The acquisition of Electrolux in 1984 strengthened their position. the company continues to manufacture in Southern and Northern Europe today.

10. Zanussi ZBOX7860

The story of Zanussi began in 1916, when Antonio Zanussi, a blacksmith from the town of Pordenone in Northeastern Italy, began to make cookers. At the time of his death in 1946, management of the company had passed to his sons Lino and Guido. With their industrial expertise, the brothers developed a carefully planned business strategy that helped transform the company into a major manufacturing business.

The acquisition of Zanussi by Electrolux in 1984 enabled the Swedish giant to become a major player on the European market for major appliances. It also brought large-scale compressor manufacturing which was a significant addition to the brand new Electrolux.