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9 products From £349 Free UK delivery over £600
Compare 9 freestanding gas cookers by Blomberg, Hotpoint, Beko and Zenith, from £349, in 50cm and 60cm widths.
On a gas cooker, the hob, oven and grill all run on gas, so the heat is something you can see and control. Choose a width first, then the layout of the oven and grill. The guide below the products explains the options.
Model HDG6GDCB1
The Hotpoint HDG6GDCB1 60 cm freestanding gas double cooker pairs a 78 l main oven with a 34 l top oven and gas grill, so a roast and a second…
Model GGRN655W
The Blomberg GGRN655W 60 cm freestanding gas cooker gives you two separate gas ovens, so a roast can cook in the A+ rated 72 l main oven while the 32…
Model EDG6231W
The Beko EDG6231W 60 cm freestanding gas cooker gives you a 72 l main oven plus a gas grill in a separate 32 l top cavity, so you can grill…
Model GGRN655N
The Blomberg GGRN655N 60 cm freestanding gas cooker gives you two separate ovens and a grill: an A+ rated 72 l main oven underneath and a 32 l top cavity…
Model HDG6GDCX
The Hotpoint HDG6GDCX 60 cm freestanding gas double cooker pairs a 78 l main oven with a separate top oven and gas grill, so you can roast in one cavity…
Model GGS9151W
The Blomberg GGS9151W 50 cm freestanding gas cooker puts its 2.5 kW grill at eye level, so you can watch toast and browning without stooping while the 61 l gas…
Model HDG6GDCWX
The Hotpoint HDG6GDCWX 60 cm freestanding gas double cooker pairs a 78 l main oven with a separate 34 l top oven and gas grill, so you can grill or…
Model EDG507W
The Beko EDG507W 50 cm freestanding gas cooker combines a four-burner gas hob with a 54 l main oven rated A+ and its own gas grill in a separate top…
Zenith
Model ZE501W
The Zenith ZE501W 50 cm freestanding gas cooker pairs a four-burner hob with a 55 litre single oven and a gas grill housed inside it, so one compact appliance boils,…
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Buying guide
Want gas burners but an electric oven? See dual fuel cookers. For wider models, browse our range cookers.
| Layout | Suits | Worth checking |
|---|---|---|
| Twin cavity | A main oven with its own grill compartment above. | The top compartment is for grilling, not baking. |
| Double oven | Using two ovens at once. | The upper oven is smaller and contains the grill. |
| Eye-level grill | Grilling without crouching down. | The cooker's full height, and the space above it. |
Look for a spread of sizes: a big burner for boiling quickly and a little one that holds a gentle simmer. Every burner should also have a flame safety device, which stops the gas if the flame goes out.
A gas oven is normally hotter near the top than near the bottom. That's handy when different dishes need different heat. If you'd rather have even fan heat throughout, look at dual fuel.
Gas grills give strong, direct heat from above, perfect for toast, bacon or browning a gratin. Where the cooker has two compartments, the grill lives in the upper one, leaving the main oven free. With a single oven, you'll find the grill either inside the oven or mounted up at eye level. The eye-level version leaves the oven free while you grill; the internal one keeps the cooker lower and simpler.
A number of the 60cm models come with a hinged glass lid that covers the hob. Shut, it adds a little worktop and keeps dust off; open, it works as a splashback. Lift it before lighting a burner, and wait for the hob to cool before you close it.
A gas hob has more parts to clean than a glass one, so look for supports and burner caps that lift off easily, and an oven with wipe-clean enamel. Colours include anthracite, black, stainless steel and white, and white makes a like-for-like replacement easiest.
Most gas cookers are set up for mains natural gas. If your home runs on bottled or tank gas, check each product page for LPG suitability before you order, and have any conversion done by your engineer.
Our gas cookers come from Blomberg, Hotpoint, Beko and Zenith.
Your cooker has the full UK manufacturer's guarantee. You won't pay for delivery on orders above £600, and it normally takes 3–7 working days. We don't carry out gas work, so a Gas Safe registered engineer will need to connect it; within our installation area we can take the old cooker away for recycling, priced in the basket.
Found a lower price at another UK retailer? Our price match means we'll try to match it. For advice, call 01622 541312 or visit our showroom in Rochester, ringing ahead to check what's on display.
Questions
Only a Gas Safe registered engineer. It's the law, and the manufacturer's guarantee relies on it as well.
Usually just a standard plug socket, to run the spark ignition, the timer or the oven light. Each product page explains what's needed.
Everything on a gas cooker runs on gas: hob, oven and grill. Dual fuel keeps the gas hob but switches to an electric oven, which means it also needs an electrical supply.
Some can, after a conversion carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer. The product page will say, or you can call us on 01622 541312.
Read the fitting instructions for both the hood and the cooker, then go with the larger figure. Gas usually needs more space below the hood than an electric hob.
It keeps dust off the burners and acts as a splashback when it's up. Always raise it before lighting the hob, and only lower it once the burners are cool.
Talk to the people who sell them every day. We’ll tell you plainly what suits your home.
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