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BOSCH INDUCTION HOB PUE611BB5JPUE611BB5J
60CM, 4 ZONES HOBAdd to Wish ListS$2,359.00 U.P. S$2,599.00 -
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BOSCH GAS HOB-3 BURNER PCC6A5B90K-PUBPCC6A5B90K-PUB
60CM, STAINLESS STEEL, PUBAdd to Wish ListS$1,329.00 U.P. S$1,599.00 -
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BOSCH DOMINO GAS HOB 2 BURNERS PRB3A6B70-LPGPRB3A6B70-LPG
30CM, LPGAdd to Wish ListS$1,519.00 U.P. S$1,799.00 -
BOSCH DOMINO CERAMIC HOB PKF375CA2EPKF375CA2E
30CM, 2 ZONE ELECTRICAdd to Wish ListS$1,519.00 U.P. S$1,799.00 -
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BERTAZZONI INDUCTION HOB P603130NVP603130NV
60CM, 3 ZONESAdd to Wish ListS$979.00 U.P. S$1,508.00 -
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BOSCH GAS HOB-3 BURNER PMD83D31AX-LPGPMD83D31AX-LPG
78CM, TEMPERED GLASS, BLACKAdd to Wish ListS$859.00 U.P. S$1,099.00
4 Considerations Before Buying Kitchen Hobs
Here are some factors to consider before buying your cooking hob:
Cooking Frequency
How often do you cook, and how quickly do you need your meals prepared? Induction hobs offer rapid heating, while gas hobs provide greater temperature control. Consider the number of burners you need based on how many dishes you typically cook simultaneously.
Safety
Prioritise safety features when choosing a hob. Induction hobs eliminate open flames and gas leaks, while gas hobs may offer safety features like automatic shut-off timers. Consider your household's needs and potential risks.
Gas Supply
If you're opting for a gas hob, determine whether your home has piped town gas or relies on LPG cylinders. This will influence your hob choice and installation requirements.
Cooking Style and Cookware Compatibility
Consider your cooking style and existing cookware when choosing a hob. Gas hobs offer versatility for different cookware types, including those with a curved base. Induction hobs, however, require magnetic cookware with a flat base for proper heating.
Cooking Hob Prices in Singapore
Cooking hob prices in Singapore vary based on factors like type, brand and features. Gas hobs typically start around S$300, while ceramic hobs are less common and are usually priced from S$500 onwards. Induction hobs offer a wider price range, starting from around S$500 and going up to over S$1,000 for models with advanced features.
Please note: Please note that prices are subject to change based on current demand and availability.
Why Buy Kitchen Hobs at Gain City?
Gain City is your trusted destination for kitchen hobs in Singapore. Here's why you should shop with us:
- Competitive Pricing: Enjoy great value on popular kitchen hob brands like Bosch, FUJIOH and EF at unbeatable prices.
- Fast Delivery: Get your kitchen hob delivered quickly and reliably all across Singapore.
- Comprehensive Warranties: Shop with confidence knowing your purchased cooking hob is backed by reliable warranty coverage.
We also offer a range of other kitchen appliances to complete your culinary space, including small electric ovens, refrigerators and dishwashers. To find out more, browse our website or visit your nearest Gain City outlet today.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cooking Hobs
What is the difference between an induction hob and a gas hob?
Induction hobs use electromagnetic fields to heat cookware directly, while gas hobs use an open flame. Induction hobs are generally more energy-efficient and easier to clean, while gas hobs offer more precise temperature control and work with a wider range of cookware.
How do I clean and maintain my cooking hob?
Cleaning methods vary depending on the hob type. For gas hobs, remove the burners and grates for cleaning. For ceramic or induction hobs, use a specialised cleaner and a soft cloth.
Can I install a cooking hob in any kitchen?
Cooking hob installation depends on your kitchen’s setup and available connections. Gas hobs require a gas supply, while induction and ceramic hobs need appropriate electrical connections.
How do I know if a cooking hob is energy-efficient?
Look for energy efficiency ratings or labels when choosing a cooking hob. Induction hobs are generally the most energy-efficient, followed by ceramic hobs. Consider the hob’s power consumption and any energy-saving features it offers.