Cookers and ovens

Cookers are installed under the hob in a low-level unit under the worktop. The hob is controlled via the cooker. When you replace the cooker, make sure that it matches the hob

An oven can be installed either under the worktop or ergonomically at eye level in a tall cupboard. A separate hob can be installed individually, independently of the oven.

Compact ovens with a recess size of 45 cm are ideal for ergonomic installation in a tall cupboard. You can replace an oven with a compact oven, supplement your oven with it or combine both. You can also combine a compact oven with an integrated microwave or with other convenient equipment.

Drop-down doors open downwards. They are made from safety glass over the whole surface and are easy to clean. The cushioned hinges mean that they close very gently.

The pull-out unit is pulled out in a forward direction, allowing you to insert and remove food easily. Cookers and ovens with pull-out units should ideally be built in under the hob.

The side-opening door with an opening angle of almost 180° provides safe, convenient access to the oven, especially if it is built in at eye level. You can choose between left-opening and right-opening doors.

All ovens are ready to plug in, but need a separate fuse. A cooker must be connected directly to the high-voltage current by a qualified electrician.

With a new compact oven, you should check the dimensional drawing in the product overview. Remember to check the height, depth and width.

In a recess that is 60 cm high, you can combine a 45 cm high compact oven with a 14 cm warming drawer.

Ask your specialist dealer whether the new appliance can be combined with the old hob.