Gas Hobs
- Black glass surface – Sleek, modern finish that's easy to clean.
- Rotary controls – Simple, intuitive flame adjustment.
- 5 natural gas burners (G20) – Flexible setup for various cooking needs.
- 11kW total power – Delivers high-performance heat across all burners.
- 1x 3.5kW triple ring burner – Ideal for wok cooking and intense heat.
- 1x 3.0kW rapid burner – Great for quick boiling and searing.
- 2x 1.75kW semi-rapid burners – Perfect for everyday cooking tasks.
- 1x 1.0kW auxiliary burner – Suitable for simmering or small pans.
- Black control knobs with stainless cap – Durable and stylish finish.
- Cast iron pan supports – Strong and stable for all types of cookware.
- Electronic ignition – Quick and reliable burner start-up.
- Flame failure safety system – Automatically shuts off gas if flame goes out.
- LPG conversion kit (G30) – Ready for bottled gas installation if needed.
- Cable without plug (3A connection) – Supplied for professional fitting.
This 90cm black gas-on-glass hob features 5 burners, including a 3.5kW triple ring burner, sleek rotary controls, cast iron pan supports, and built-in flame safety—perfect for spacious, high-performance cooking.
Gas Hobs Buying Guide
Gas hobs have always been popular amongst home cooks, due to their ease of use, consistent heat output and improved energy efficiency. By using gas to power your hob instead of electricity, you can precisely control the heat that is emitted from the gas burner. This makes gas hobs ideal for a range of cooking techniques such as simmering, deep frying and boiling.
When it comes to choosing the right food to cook with a gas hob, there are some considerations you need to make. The key thing is finding food that requires precise temperature control – something which gas hobs offer in abundance. For example, when making pancakes or omelettes on a gas hob you will find it much easier to get these dishes cooked exactly the way you want them. You can also cook meats and vegetables evenly on gas hobs, which makes them ideal for stir-fries too.
How do gas hobs work?
The gas hob is powered by gas which is delivered through one or more gas jets. The gas jets are connected to a gas supply line, either in your kitchen or from an external source. The gas jets with the ignition turn the gas into controlled cooking flames, creating heat that you can use to cook food on the hob surface, direct to the pan.
What food is best cooked on a gas hob?
The wok is king on a gas hob, thanks to its well-rounded heat output and ability to retain the warmth of the gas flames. Stews, soups and curries also benefit from gas hobs as they require low and slow cooking – something gas hobs are great for doing Grilling is another popular method of cooking on gas hobs, with some models featuring griddles built directly into them or grab a griddle pan and use the hob as a mini bbq.
Why buy a gas hob?
Gas hobs offer precise temperature control which makes them ideal for a range of cooking techniques. They are also energy efficient, as gas is more efficient than electricity when it comes to heating up food quickly. Finally, gas hobs tend to be faster at heating up than some electric alternatives, like ceramic hobs, meaning you can get your meal cooked quicker and easier than your neighbours with ceramic hobs!
Overall, gas hobs are an excellent kitchen appliance to have in your home if you regularly cook food that requires precise temperature control. Not only do gas hobs offer a more consistent heat output than electric ones, but they also tend to be cheaper to run too! So if you’re looking for a reliable hob for your cooking needs then gas is definitely worth considering.
