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your shopping basket is empty back there is often confusion about the terms built in and built under. built in ovens are so called because whilst they can go underneath a counter, they can also be eye-level mounted in a tall unit. built under ovens are designed to the same height as a standard base unit and are solely designed to go under a counter (they have a plinth recess to match your units) and cannot be fitted at eye level. unfortunately, a built under oven can also be described as built in. this is because it is designed to fit under a worktop, but people think of it as being built in to their kitchen. it is confusing to say the least. single ovens single oven means the oven has a single cavity. there are many variations of single oven available. the main differences, other than appearance, are the functions or types of cooking that these ovens will perform. the vast majority of built in single ovens are now electric although there is still a limited range of built in gas ovens available. neff offer an exclusive range of slide and hide ovens that feature a door that folds away under the oven. this is extremely useful where space is at a premium or when you simply want unrestricted access to your oven. compact ovens compact ovens are smaller than regular single ovens and have a single cavity. these products are designed to be installed alone, combined with other compact models or with full size ovens. classic microwave ovens classic microwave ovens are smaller than both full size and compact ovens. a grill function is available in some models but full combination options are generally only available in compact models. be warned, this is one of the most mis-ordered items we sell! most classic (and all compact) models will not fit within a wall unit as they are too deep so it is crucial that you check carefully. double ovens built in double oven means the oven has two cavities. the top (or secondary) oven would normally be a conventional oven and grill. the bottom (or main) oven is normally a fully multifunction oven although some models only offer fan cooking. oven cleaning systems enamelled - enamelled steel liner cleaned by hand. catalytic - liners that clean themselves but only cover part of the oven. pyrolytic - high temperature self cleaning oven. steam - an option with all models that have a steam generator. for a more detailed guide to ovens and other products visit our product advice section. back choosing a new hob for your kitchen can be a daunting prospect, with so many options and cooker types to choose from. below we have outlined some of the main options available and explained the differences, so that you can make an informed choice. there are four types of electric hob induction this type of hob uses a powerful magnetic field to heat the bottom of a saucepan. the only types of saucepans that will work with an induction hob are those that have a magnetic base. these pans are easily available from major department stores. when all is taken into account induction is the fastest, cleanest cooking around. the heat can be turned down very quickly to avoid boiling over and with up to 15 heat settings they are extremely flexible. ceramic a hard, brittle heat-resistant material made by firing a mixture of substances at a high temperature. best described as an electric heating element concealed under glass. this type is much quicker than the solid plate hobs of old. solid plate this type of hob is very common in older kitchens, but is now not so popular apart from rental properties due to the indestructible nature of the hob. the plates are made of cast-iron, which can rust and are slow to cool down so keep them dry and watch the red dot for indication of residual heat. gas hobs apart from the obvious colour choices, there are also various types of pan support available. cast iron pan supports these are considered to be the most durable. generally, this type should not be put into a dishwasher for cleaning as they can rust. hobs with cast iron supports are normally slightly more expensive. enamelled pan supports/burner caps these are normally manufactured from mild steel and then enamelled. this type can normally be cleaned in a dishwasher. over a long period of time, the enamel can become brittle and chip off due to the amount of heat generated by the gas burners. the burner caps will become dull, and this can happen relatively quickly. stainless steel pan supports/burner caps stainless steel pan supports will turn blue when heat is applied. some brands offer these on some of their hobs, but usually offer alternative black pan supports and burner caps for an extra cost. gas on glass there are also a lot of gas on glass hobs, which are made of the same material as ceramic hobs, very stylish and easy to clean. this glass is in fact a very dark red, and is used because it is hard wearing and can cope well with extremes of temperature. controls gas hobs are available with touch controls or various types of knobs/controls and these can be situated on the front or side of the hob. we are often asked for hobs with side controls as it is considered that this style is safer when there are young/small children about. front controls are preferred by those who are left handed, as side controls are always on the right. for a more detailed guide to hobs and other products visit our product advice section. back the main reason for installing an extractor is to take away the smells and grease that are produced during cooking and there are many styles available. there are many types of hood/extractor available: sloping hoods – fitted against a wall and gently sloping to improve headroom chimney – fitted against a wall in the classic style island and pendant hoods – suspended from the ceiling, away from the wall, above a furniture island or peninsular integrated – fitted between your cupboards and with a furniture "flap" door fitted to the front canopy motor units – a fixed unit that is to the underside of a wall unit, canopy or chimney breast conventional – a fixed depth hood that is fitted against a wall either alone or below a shorter wall unit telescopic – a pull-out hood that is fitted to the underside of a wall unit downdraft – designed for use in an island or peninsular with a section that rises from the worktop ceiling – designed for use above an island or peninsular and fitted flush with your ceiling extractors will clean dirty air caused by cooking by passing it through a grease filter first, which is normally made up of layers of aluminium mesh (metal grease filters). a few extractors do still use paper or fibre grease filters, which can be washed a few times but will eventually need to be replaced. metal grease filters can be washed in the sink or a dishwasher, and therefore do not need to be replaced. in addition to passing the air through a grease filter the air is then directed to an outside wall through ducting or recirculated, via a charcoal filter to remove smells, back in to the room. ducting out is the most desirable method as this is more efficient and quieter. correct hood width it is not necessary to match the width of the hob and hood. we recommend that the hood is at least as wide as the hob for maximum efficiency. in any event furniture must not be fitted above, or overlap, a hob unless some form of extraction system is between the hob and your units. remote motors some manufacturers offer extractors with a remote motor. this means that the motor/fan unit is not situated inside the appliance (or base unit in the case of a downdraft), but is fitted remotely either inside the property along the ducting run or on an outside wall. the main advantage of this type of motor is that they are a lot quieter than standard hoods. the extraction rate is also improved. for a more detailed guide to hoods and other products visit our product advice section. back a dishwasher can be freestanding, fully integrated or semi integrated. 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