Ovens

Browse built-in ovens by size, function count and finish. Compare 60cm and 90cm models, and explore our full range of kitchen appliances. 

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Shop built-in ovens sized and specced for your kitchen. This range covers 60cm and 90cm widths, single and companion setups, and finishes from black glass to grey steel. Use the guide below to narrow down the right fit before you buy.

Pick your size first

  • 60cm ovens suit standard cabinetry and most kitchen renovations.
  • 90cm ovens give more cavity space, useful for bigger households or entertaining.
  • Check your existing cabinet cut out before ordering. A mismatch means extra joinery work.

Match the function count to how you cook

Function numbers (4, 7, 14, 16) tell you how many cooking modes the oven offers, such as fan forced, grill, defrost, steam assist or air fry. More functions suit shoppers who bake, roast and reheat often. Fewer functions suit simpler day to day cooking.

Single oven or companion oven

A companion oven sits alongside or below your main oven and adds a second cavity. This suits households that cook large meals or need to run two dishes at different temperatures at once. If you only need one cavity, a standard built-in oven is the simpler choice.

Finish and control style

  • Black glass fronts suit modern kitchens and hide fingerprints well.
  • Grey or steel finishes work with stainless appliances and hardware.
  • Touch or dial controls come down to preference. Check the display type if you want a clear digital readout.

Installation checks before you buy

  • Confirm oven width (60cm or 90cm) against your cabinetry opening.
  • Check power requirements, most built-in ovens need a dedicated circuit.
  • Confirm whether trim kits or side panels are needed for a flush fit.
  • If you're finishing the kitchen at the same time, pair your oven choice with kitchen sinks and kitchen tap mixers and dishwashers to keep finishes consistent.
  • A kitchen dishrack or drainboard is a practical add on once the oven and sink are sorted.

FAQS

Width and cavity size. A 90cm oven gives more internal space for larger trays and bigger meals. A 60cm oven fits standard cabinetry and suits most households.
It's the number of cooking modes on offer, such as fan forced, grill, steam assist or air fry. A higher number gives more cooking options, a lower number keeps things simple.
A companion oven adds a second cavity next to or below your main oven, letting you cook two dishes at different temperatures at the same time. It suits households that regularly cook large or multi course meals.
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