Hobs
Bring your favourite meals to life with our range of stylish and affordable hobs. From sleek ceramic and induction hobs to classic gas hobs – the chef’s choice for precision cooking – we offer a wide selection to suit every kitchen and cooking style here at Cookology. Explore the full range or find out more about our built-in stove tops below.
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Bestselling Hobs
8 Bestsellers | 61 Hobs available
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TCH60160cm Black 4 Zone Ceramic Hob with Touch Controls
£99.99 -
CIH60260cm 4 Zone Built-in Touch Control Induction Hob – Black
£129.99 -
SEP601SS60cm Stainless Steel 4 Zone Solid Plate Hob
£99.00 -
CIBP600
Plug-In Induction Hob with Bridging Zone – Black
£179.99 -
SEP602BK60cm Black 4 Zone Solid Plate Hob
£89.99 -
GH700SS
70cm Stainless Steel 5 Burner Gas Hob with Wok Burner
£149.99 -
GH705SS
70cm Stainless Steel 5 Burner Gas Hob and Wok Burner with Cast Iron Supports
£159.99 -
GGH705BK
70cm Black 5 Burner Gas on Glass Hob with Cast Iron Supports
£159.99
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About Our Range of Hobs
No matter your cooking style or requirements, we’ve got you covered with a wide range of quality hobs – all at affordable prices. Our collection includes ceramic, induction, gas and solid plate hobs, each designed to offer the perfect balance of power, safety and energy efficiency.
Creating top-quality meals has never been easier thanks to the thoughtful features we build into every model. From built-in downdraft extractor fans to intuitive touch controls, child locks and programmable timers, our hobs are made to complement your cooking skills and make everyday life simpler.
Each hob type has its own advantages. Domino hobs are compact and budget-friendly, induction hobs are easy to clean and exceptionally safe – ideal for families with young children or pets – and gas hobs deliver instant heat and unbeatable precision, making them a favourite among foodies.
Not sure which type of hob is right for you? Take a look at our comprehensive hob buying guide for help choosing the perfect fit for your kitchen.
Why Shop with Us?
With an Excellent Trustpilot rating, free nominated day delivery, and a fantastic choice of kitchen appliances, Cookology is one of the UK’s favourite appliance brands. From ovens and hobs to extractors and fridge freezers, our range includes options to suit every home and every budget.
Our products don’t just look great – they’re designed with quality, reliability and ease of use in mind. Many of our appliances are among the best-rated on eBay and Amazon, offering superb value for money and everyday convenience that makes cooking a joy.
Hobs FAQs
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What is the best type of hob to buy?
The best type of hob depends on your cooking style, kitchen setup and personal preference. Induction hobs are fast, energy efficient and easy to clean, making them a great modern choice. Ceramic hobs offer a sleek look and are simple to use, while gas hobs provide instant heat control favoured by traditional cooks.
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Why are they called hobs?
The term “hob” comes from an old English word meaning “a raised platform.” Historically, it referred to the shelf at the side of a fireplace used for keeping food warm. Over time, the name stuck and evolved to describe the top surface of a cooker or built-in cooking appliance.
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What are the three types of hobs?
The three main types of hobs are gas, ceramic and induction.
- Gas hobs use open flames for instant heat control.
- Ceramic hobs have smooth, glass surfaces that heat up via electric elements.
- Induction hobs use electromagnetic technology to heat the pan directly, making them efficient and safe.
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Are ceramic or induction hobs better?
Both have their advantages. Ceramic hobs are generally more affordable and easier to install, offering a clean, modern look. Induction hobs, however, are faster, more energy-efficient and safer, as they only heat the pan and not the surrounding surface. If energy efficiency and speed matter most, induction could be the better option.