Freestanding Ovens

Take a look around and you’ll find a broad variety of freestanding ovens. Whether you’re after a Gas, Electric, Dual Fuel, Induction, or Elevated freestanding oven, you’ll find the solution to meet your needs and preferences. Combining a cooktop and oven in the one appliance, freestanding ovens are great for the space-conscious.

Modern freestanding ovens offer many innovative features designed to make your time in the kitchen easier and more enjoyable. Take the pyrolytic cleaning function, which takes all the elbow grease out of cleaning.  Some ovens even have a Teppanyaki plate as part of the cooktop, to achieve creative dinners you never thought could be so easy.

Appliances Online offers the world’s leading and most trusted kitchen brands like Westinghouse, Smeg, Euromaid, Bosch, Beko, and more. Take a look at our freestanding ovens buying guide for more information and inspiration to help you find the right choice.

Always remember to let your appliances cool down before starting a clean!

How To Clean Your Oven Cavity

We suggest two methods which can be used for a fast clean without the use of any harsh chemicals.

- For a lightly soiled oven, you can use the power of steam to loosen up those greasy splatters, even if you don’t have an oven equipped with a steam-clean function. Simply fill a large oven-proof tray with water mixed with half a cup of white vinegar and place it in your lowest oven rack. Turn your oven on to its highest heat and leave for 25 minutes. Hot steam will fill the cavity and do its work. After the oven has cooled down, use a cloth to wipe up the leftover residue.

- For dirtier ovens, mix in a separate bowl a cup of bicarbonate of soda with some water and stir to create a thin paste. Apply the paste to the walls of your cool oven, avoiding any heating elements. Then fill a spray bottle with vinegar and spray the bicarbonate of soda on the oven walls. The ingredients will react and begin breaking down dirt and grease. Leave for about an hour, then wipe away with a damp cloth.

How To Clean Your Cooktop

Cleaning your Freestanding Oven’s cooktop will depend if you have a gas or electric cooktop.

- For a gas cooktop, the first thing to do is remove the trivets, which can be washed separately with hot soapy water. You may wish to soak them in a sink full of soapy water if they are particularly soiled. You’ll now have access to thoroughly clean the cooktop surface. Wipe down and scrub with an abrasive sponge or microfibre cloth, together with a neutral cleaning detergent. Most control knobs are designed to be removed for cleaning - consult your manufacturer’s manual to find out more.

- Electric or induction cooktops generally feature surfaces made from ceramic glass or a similarly smooth material. Because they lack any nooks or crannies, they are a breeze to clean. Simply wipe down with a sponge and a neutral detergent. If your cooktop has metal elements or coils, these can also be wiped down, but be sure to avoid getting too much moisture on them. The coils are usually removable - consult your manufacturer's manual to find out how to do this safely.

One important tip is to do small cleans frequently, rather than letting grime build up over time. Wipe up that sauce sooner rather than later to prevent it from sticking.