Choosing A Hob Liverpool

Choosing a Hob Liverpool

Hobs are possibly one of the most used appliances in the kitchen. Yet when the time comes to replace a hob unit, many people discover that there are multiple options available in terms of different material types and heat sources to name a few. At Powerpoint Wallasey we have been helping customers find the ideal hob set-ups for close to 21 years. If you are looking for a new hob Liverpool it’s best to know what you want out of one and select a unit accordingly. At Powerpoint Wallasey, we stock a massive range of quality hobs all at competitive prices.

To help you make the right choice we have decided to give an overview of the main types of hob available and the merits of each of them:

Gas Hobs

Popular and traditional, the gas hob is well recognised and loved by all. This is mainly because they are immediately responsive and as soon as you see a blue flame, you know that your pot/pan is being heated. Despite the existence of many different cooking styles the, gas hob can cater for just about anything. Models like the Candy PL40ASX/UK or Whirlpool GOF 6423/SB are just some of our personal favourites here at Powerpoint so if you are looking for high-quality hob Liverpool at a sensible price, make sure you consider these great products. One thing to consider is that although gas hob tops dismantle for cleaning, this job can be a little fiddly especially if you are a large household that cooks regularly.

Ceramic Hobs

Ceramic hobs are powered by electricity which means that they will take a while to reach optimum cooking temperature. Heating elements are positioned under a layer of ceramic glass which absorbs heat and transfers it to whatever pot or pan you place on top of it. Ceramic hobs are a great choice if you live in a smaller household and are on a budget, unlike gas hobs they do not require specialist Gas Safe installation. Due to the flat and smooth nature of the surface, they are also very easy to clean. If you are looking for a ceramic hob Liverpool, why not take a look at the Teka TT 6415 now in stock at Powerpoint.

Induction Hobs

The in very new phenomena indeed, induction hobs rely on an electromagnetic coil to send small electrical currents through the metal of a pan. In doing this, a large amount of heat energy gets produced evenly across the pan and because there is no heat transfer from stove top to pan, (the pan will essentially be heating itself) it is incredibly efficient. Induction hobs rely on conductible metal and will only work if you have iron pans so this is a consideration you must make. We stock induction systems from leading manufacturers like Montpellier and De Dietrich and are always on hand to answer any questions about purchasing an induction hob Liverpool.

Ready For Your New Hob?

At Powerpoint Wallasey, we rely on our 21 years of experience as a trusted appliance retailer. Whether you choose an induction, ceramic or gas hob for your home, you can be sure that you’ll receive it at a competitive price.