This 70cm Freestanding Dual Fuel Oven/Stove from Glem delivers a versatile, high-performance everyday cooking experience.
The top of the unit features a cooktop with five gas burners including one triple ring wok burner. Electronic ignition makes for quick, reliable lighting of your heat. Each burner is fitted with a flame failure device for added safety, meaning if the flame is ever extinguished, the supply of gas will be cut. Beneath is the spacious, multifunction fan forced oven. It allows you to use the features of an electric oven with those of a gas oven. Gas is renowned for its ability to achieve moist, succulent, flavoursome roasts.
Control everything with ease, thanks to the simple control dials at the front of the unit. Finished in stainless steel, this is a durable and stylish appliance designed to last.
The top of the unit features a cooktop with five gas burners including one triple ring wok burner. Electronic ignition makes for quick, reliable lighting of your heat. Each burner is fitted with a flame failure device for added safety, meaning if the flame is ever extinguished, the supply of gas will be cut. Beneath is the spacious, multifunction fan forced oven. It allows you to use the features of an electric oven with those of a gas oven. Gas is renowned for its ability to achieve moist, succulent, flavoursome roasts.
Control everything with ease, thanks to the simple control dials at the front of the unit. Finished in stainless steel, this is a durable and stylish appliance designed to last.
Double glazed door
The oven’s glass door is double glazed, which helps to keep the heat locked inside for efficient cooking, and also helps to keep the door cooler to touch during cooking.
Easy operation
The cooktop features an electronic ignition and it's controlled by simple-to-use dials, taking away the use of dangerous matches and lighters.
Flame failure device
For added safety, this gas cooktop features a flame failure device. This feature stops the supply of gas to the burners if the flame is extinguished.
