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Browse 1 gas hobs from Hotpoint, priced from £159.99, from 60cm up to 90cm and beyond, with steel tops or burners set into glass.
With gas, the heat is a visible flame that changes the instant you turn a knob, and every kind of pan works. First measure your worktop cut-out and decide on a burner count. Our guide below the products covers burners, pan supports, LPG and fitting.
The Hotpoint PPH 60P F IX UK is a 60cm built-in gas hob with four burners, each offering nine flame levels to move from a gentle heat for melting chocolate…
| Option | Suits | Worth checking |
|---|---|---|
| Stainless steel | Durability and a professional feel. | The pan supports. Cast iron weighs more than enamelled steel and holds pans more steadily. |
| Gas on glass | A sleek finish that wipes clean. | Use a cleaner made for glass, never anything abrasive. |
| 60cm, four burners | Most kitchens and everyday meals. | The mix of burner sizes, and whether there's a rapid or wok burner. |
| 70cm to 90cm, five burners | Running several pans at the same time. | Whether the wok burner sits centrally or to one side. |
| Domino gas module | Adding a wok burner next to an induction hob. | Every module has its own cut-out and gas connection. |
Four burners on a 60cm hob cover most households and fit a standard cut-out. Moving up to 70cm to 90cm gets you five burners with more room between them, which helps when big pans are side by side.
Burners vary in output. A small auxiliary burner holds a gentle simmer, semi-rapid and rapid burners do the day-to-day work, and a wok burner, with its two or three rings of flame, produces the intense heat that stir-frying and searing need.
Cast iron supports are heavy and steady. On many wider hobs they meet edge to edge, so a pan can slide across from one burner to another without being lifted.
Most gas hobs light straight from the control knob, with no separate ignition button. A flame failure device, standard on new gas hobs, stops the gas if the flame goes out.
A few gas hobs include an extractor in the centre, so you can do without a hood. The air goes outside through ducting, or passes through filters and back into the room.
Some hobs come in an LPG version and others can be converted for bottled or tank gas. Any conversion is a job for a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Our gas hobs come from Hotpoint. Filter by brand beside the products, or visit a brand's page for matching ovens and hoods.
Every gas hob carries the full UK manufacturer's guarantee. Delivery is free over £600 and normally takes 3–7 working days. We don't connect gas, so you'll need a Gas Safe registered engineer for the fitting, but in our installation area we can recycle your old hob, priced in your basket.
Cheaper at another UK retailer? Use our price match and we'll aim to match the price. For advice, call 01622 541312, or come and see our showroom in Rochester; ring before you travel to check what's on display.
Only a Gas Safe registered engineer. As part of the job they'll test the connection and make sure the room is properly ventilated.
Most do, to power the ignition, which usually means a socket or fused spur close to the hob. The product page has the details.
The burners are mounted on toughened glass rather than steel. It looks sleek and is simple to wipe; just avoid abrasive products and use one made for glass.
It's the most powerful burner on the hob, with two or three rings of flame that spread fierce heat across the bottom of a wok, ideal for stir-frying and searing.
Some are made in an LPG version, and some can be converted later. A Gas Safe registered engineer has to carry out the conversion.
Keep the knob pressed for a few seconds after the flame appears. That warms the flame failure device, which then lets the gas keep flowing.
