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How to Choose the Best Hobs

The Kitchen Remodeling hob is an essential however the type you pick will be based on your cooking preferences and your budget. Gas hobs are quick to heat up and provide precise temperature control, premium kitchen appliances whereas electric hobs and ovens are less expensive but take a bit longer to warm up.

To make cleaning simpler, look for models with dishwasher-proof supports. Ideally, you'll want a hob that offers nine different power levels so you can select the right setting for your food.

3. CDA Induction Hob Hob

There are many styles of hobs available. It's not all about style, the functionality of your stove can enhance or break your cooking experience. Our CDA range of hobs comes with features that allow you to relax and enjoy your mealtimes regardless of whether you're an experienced chef or just beginning your journey.

Gas Hobs

Gas hobs have been a favorite for a long time among cooks and chefs alike because of their instant, visible heat source and easy control. They also tend to distribute heat more evenly, making frying easier. Their efficiency isn't as efficient as other types of ovens hobs and they may take longer to warm up. They also require professional installation, and proper ventilation in the kitchen area to get rid of the fumes from combustion.

Electric Hobs (Coil & Smooth-Top)

Electric hobs use an induction plate to heat your cookware directly, so they're usually much quicker and more efficient than traditional gas hobs. They don't produce as many harmful emissions and are simple to clean. They don't have the same flame-cooked look and feel, and might not be suitable for homes that have medical equipment, such as pacemakers or children.

The Siemens IQ500 EP9A6SB90 gas stove is a sleek, modern design with five burners. It's got plenty of room for pots and pans. There's even a wok burner to cook stir-fries as well as other Asian dishes. It comes with a variety of features that are user-friendly, such as a handy Quick Start function that shows which burner is lit on the display panel (and can be programmed to turn off at certain times). You can also use the Pause-and-Start feature to stop cooking and then resume it later.