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When it comes to cook­ing, gas stoves have been a pop­u­lar choice. Most home cooks love them because the open flame allows for more culi­nary flex­i­bil­i­ty. You can tilt the pan, cook food con­ve­nient­ly and enjoy the heat thanks to the gas flame. In this arti­cle, we will intro­duce you to the 10 best gas stoves with gas ovens to buy in 2022.

Rating of the top 10 best gas stoves with gas ovens according to KP

1.GEFEST 3200–06K62

A con­fi­dent leader at an attrac­tive price. This device is a smart choice for the home kitchen and will become an organ­ic part of its inte­ri­or. The stove is equipped with four burn­ers with remov­able steel grates, which dif­fer in burn­ing pow­er. The burn­er pan­el of the stove is made of steel and has a trans­par­ent glass cov­er that can be low­ered to cov­er the burn­ers. So, it will be easy for you to clean up. Inter­est­ing­ly, the oven is equipped with a gas con­trol sys­tem to pre­vent gas leak­age in the event of an emer­gency. The con­trol of the oper­at­ing modes of the burn­ers and the stove oven is car­ried out using the rotary switch­es on the front pan­el of the appli­ance, where there is also a but­ton for acti­vat­ing the elec­tric igni­tion.

Main characteristics

Num­ber of burn­ers	4 things
Oven vol­ume	42 l
Timer	No
Gas con­trol burn­ers	Yes
Grat­ing mate­r­i­al	steel
Oven type	gas

Pros and cons

Good price, easy to keep clean

Looks pret­ty sad

2.Hansa FCGW51050

Dura­bil­i­ty and sim­plic­i­ty. On the sur­face of this plate, grates made of “cast iron” are pro­vid­ed, indis­pens­able for the sta­bil­i­ty of dish­es of var­i­ous diam­e­ters. House­wives will also like the bright illu­mi­na­tion of the oven, with which it is eas­i­er to con­trol cook­ing with­out open­ing the door. Anoth­er big plus is the gas con­trol func­tion, which will auto­mat­i­cal­ly stop the fuel sup­ply. At the base of the stove you can find a box for stor­ing pots and oth­er uten­sils.

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3. Gorenje GI 5321 XF

For those who have enough mon­ey. The equip­ment is equipped with four burn­ers, as well as a spa­cious 67 l oven. The hob is accom­pa­nied by rotary type switch­es, as well as a clock dis­play. There is also a con­ve­nient draw­er for stor­ing uten­sils. Of the plus­es, you can also high­light the built-in elec­tric igni­tion sys­tem. The oven oper­ates on nat­ur­al gas, is com­ple­ment­ed by a ther­mo­stat and a pow­er­ful grill, as well as easy-to-use tele­scop­ic rails with a remov­able design.

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4. Electrolux EKG 951108 X

Guar­an­teed qual­i­ty and reli­a­bil­i­ty. The gas stove is equipped with a grill that will help your dish­es cook per­fect­ly, and also gives you the oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook sev­er­al recipes at the same time. The pres­ence of a mechan­i­cal timer in the stove will allow you not to wor­ry about the readi­ness of dish­es. At the bot­tom of the stove there is a draw­er in which you can store kitchen uten­sils.

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5. DARINA 1D1 GM141 014 X

Option for small apart­ments. This one is per­fect for a small kitchen. It is equipped with four burn­ers, each of which can be con­nect­ed using auto-elec­tric igni­tion. It is impor­tant to note that one of the burn­ers has a quick warm-up func­tion. The gas oven has a vol­ume of 50 liters and a max­i­mum heat­ing tem­per­a­ture of up to 250 degrees Cel­sius. This mod­el received an elec­tric back­light, and for its safe­ty a gas con­trol is pro­vid­ed, which, when the flame is atten­u­at­ed, ceas­es to pro­duce gas.

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6. GEFEST 5100–04 0002

Every­thing you need at a rea­son­able price. The gas stove is very safe and func­tion­al: it is equipped with gas con­trol and has a spit for cook­ing large meals. The hob is con­trolled by prac­ti­cal rotary switch­es. The advan­tage of the device is the pres­ence of a dis­play, a clock and an elec­tron­ic timer. It fea­tures a draw­er for dish­es and a glass lid. Thanks to the back­light of the oven, you can con­trol the cook­ing process.

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7. Flama CG 3202 B

Bud­get — that says it all. The only stove in this rat­ing that has only 2 heat­ing zones. But the func­tion­al­i­ty is jus­ti­fied by the price. The mod­el is quite roomy (30 l), and also has a draw­er for dish­es and a “min­i­mum fire” func­tion. In gen­er­al, the best choice for an eco­nom­i­cal host­ess.

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8. GEFEST 6500–04 0075

Design mod­el for apart­ments after ren­o­va­tion. A fea­ture of the 4 burn­ers of this device is the use of elec­tric igni­tion, which is built into the rotary knobs. This elim­i­nates the need to use match­es to light the burn­ers. The oven of the mod­el has a capac­i­ty of 52 liters and pro­vides sup­port for the grill, which allows you to cre­ate per­fect­ly cooked dish­es. The pres­ence of a dis­play and a built-in timer will help to con­trol the cook­ing process. The oven has a back­light that will allow you not to open the door and see the dish in the win­dow.

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9. Whirlpool WS5G8CHX

The world stan­dard for gas stoves. The mod­el is con­trolled by but­tons and a rotary mech­a­nism, as well as a dis­play and an elec­tron­ic timer. The enam­eled steel hob is com­ple­ment­ed by a cast-iron grate for dish­es. The gas con­trol option makes the stove safe to use. The large elec­tric oven has a built-in grill. The steam clean­ing option elim­i­nates the need to wash the oven for a long time. It is impor­tant to note that the triple glass of the gas stove door remains slight­ly warm on the out­side.

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10. Zanussi ZCK 9242G1 X

Ital­ian qual­i­ty. The func­tion­al­i­ty of this mod­el is extend­ed due to the pres­ence of a timer. The 63-liter oven has a grill func­tion, and the back­light will help con­trol the progress of its work. At the bot­tom of the stove body there is a spa­cious draw­er for dish­es. Zanus­si ZCK9242G1X is best suit­ed for a kitchen where space is lim­it­ed: the width of the device body is 50 cm. You will not need to look for and buy an elec­tri­cal cable: it is includ­ed in the equip­ment of the stove.

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How to choose a gas stove with a gas oven

How to choose a gas stove with an oven will tell us Mikhail Kozl­itin, head of the VDGO main­te­nance ser­vice of Stavropol­go­rgaz JSCwho, on duty, deals with such equip­ment every day.

Today, gas pan­els and elec­tric ovens are in great demand among con­sumers, rather than sol­id four-burn­er gas stoves. This choice is explained by the fact that it is cer­tain­ly more con­ve­nient to cook food on a gas pan­el or stove, but gas ovens are infe­ri­or in their func­tion­al­i­ty to elec­tric ones. As a rule, gas ovens are more expen­sive, but, unlike elec­tric ones, food burns more often in them, since they can­not con­stant­ly keep the same set tem­per­a­ture.

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When choos­ing a gas stove and gas pan­el, you need to pay atten­tion to the pack­age. For safe­ty, it must be equipped with a “gas con­trol” sys­tem that stops the gas sup­ply if the flame goes out for any rea­son. This sys­tem helps pre­vent gas leak­age and pro­tects against the risk of fire or explo­sion.

In accor­dance with Decree of the Gov­ern­ment of the Russ­ian Fed­er­a­tion No. 410 dat­ed May 14, 2013, gas appli­ances (stoves, pan­els, ovens, etc.) can only be installed by rep­re­sen­ta­tives of a spe­cial­ized orga­ni­za­tion with which the own­er of the dwelling has an agree­ment for main­te­nance and repair of gas equip­ment. Inde­pen­dent con­nec­tion and replace­ment of gas appli­ances entail penal­ties in the form of fines or sus­pen­sion of gas sup­ply. As a rule, dur­ing instal­la­tion, gas stoves and pan­els are con­nect­ed to an exist­ing gas pipeline using a flex­i­ble hose. It must be made only from cer­ti­fied mate­ri­als and have a length of 1 or 1.5 m. After installing gas appli­ances, it is nec­es­sary to car­ry out their main­te­nance annu­al­ly. This require­ment is reg­u­lat­ed by the cur­rent leg­is­la­tion and is aimed at ensur­ing the safe­ty of gas con­sumers.

Five impor­tant fac­tors to con­sid­er when buy­ing:

The size

How big is the space that the device should occu­py? While there are com­mon sizes that you’ll like­ly find in dif­fer­ent brands’ descrip­tions, don’t assume your choice will fit the same space that the pre­vi­ous mod­el occu­pied in the kitchen. Depth mat­ters too — no one needs a stove that sticks out a few inch­es from kitchen cab­i­nets.

Reliability

Do you want to keep using the pur­chased device for five years or more? Choose a brand and mod­el that is high­ly regard­ed for reli­a­bil­i­ty. You should also choose a brand that offers a strong war­ran­ty cov­er­ing both elec­tron­ic and mechan­i­cal defects should they occur. This will not only pro­tect you in case of any prob­lems, but also clear­ly hint at the com­pa­ny’s com­mit­ment to work­ing in good faith. If a brand offers an incon­clu­sive war­ran­ty, it’s prob­a­bly because their devices give incon­clu­sive results.

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Peculiarities

Gas stoves can offer a wide range of fea­tures in addi­tion to their basic cook­ing abil­i­ty. Whether it’s sim­ple con­trol knobs, touch con­trols, auto­mat­ic on/off for low tem­per­a­ture boil­ing. Don’t under­es­ti­mate the pow­er of extra fea­tures to make your cook­ing expe­ri­ence more enjoy­able.

Design

Every­one wants their kitchen to look good, right? Don’t skimp on style when it comes to your range of choice. Whether you choose the pop­u­lar and mod­ern stain­less steel look or some­thing more dis­tinc­tive, you have to con­sid­er your per­son­al style as well as your kitchen. Plus, any exist­ing fix­tures you want to match.

Safety

Some high-end gas stoves have spe­cial built-in safe­ty fea­tures, includ­ing auto­mat­ic igni­tion if the flame goes out. If safe­ty is a top pri­or­i­ty for you, be sure to keep that in mind when pur­chas­ing.

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