Hobs

At first glance it can seem like there are a lot of options for which type of hob you want to buy but once you break it down it`s not as daunting as it first seemed as each type has a very specific use.

• Gas Hobs: The most classic and well know fuel type for a hob that is easy to use and you can easily tell when a hob ring is on/off and what power level it is just by glancing at the flame.

• Electric Hobs: These are the entry level hobs that are especially popular among landlords. They are easy to use, cost effective and practical.

• Induction Hobs: Induction hobs use special technology that heats the pan directly instead of the hob top which means that it heats up quicker.

• Ceramic Hobs: The traditional glowing red element underneath the hob top heats up the pan allowing a sleek flat finished surface. 

• Domino Hobs: Domino hobs are generally a 1 or 2 burner hob and can be purchased in different fuel types. In addition you can get specific domino hobs such as a fryer hob, a teppan yaki or an wok hob.

• Dual Fuel Hobs: There are only a few available, but they are great for if you want a combination of multiple fuel types while only having the one hob installed.