Oven prices

The selection depends on your desired installation type, cooking mode, and usable size. In this group, you’ll find 60 cm built-in ovens with a 60 x 60 cm front panel, and capacities ranging from 40 to 70 liters—some gas and some electric. For a compact kitchen, choose 40–49 liters models. For a family or cooking larger meals, aim for 60–70 liters with features like convection, grilling, and rotisserie. Also look for simple modes such as a timer and reinforced shelf support for added safety and durability.

The combination of cooking modes and the power source type is the most complex element to understand. Some ovens offer convection with a fan, a built-in grill, and even a motorized spit rotation system, while others combine only basic electric functions. This “combination” affects cooking speed, even heat distribution, and energy efficiency. Understanding how these elements work together helps you choose between an electric oven with six functions and a simpler but still powerful gas oven.

A built-in electric oven runs on 220–240 V and includes functions like convection, grill, or grill + convection. A gas oven combines gas heat cooking with heat distribution systems and thermal insulation. Electric ovens provide even heat distribution thanks to the fan and heating element—ideal for baking—while gas ovens can offer faster cooking and shorter preheating, which works well for stir-fried dishes or roasting. Both types come in 60 cm sizes with different capacities.

Check safety features such as the hydraulic door and automatic ignition systems, thermal glass panels, and proper insulation to limit heat loss. Also look for easy-to-clean elements, such as an interior cavity made of stainless steel or enamel, and a partial cleaning function. A cooling fan and an indicator light or smart timer can also simplify daily use and help extend the oven’s lifespan.

For a single person or a couple, a 40–49 liter oven is enough—especially if it’s electric and offers basic functions like convection and grill. For a typical family, a 49–56 liter unit with convection and a timer is suitable. For larger households—or if you like cooking in batches—aim for 60–70 liters with rotation and grill for the best results. Choosing a 60 cm front panel and safety series gives you everyday versatility and comfort.

You can find ovens from recognized brands in this category, spanning gas and electric models, with built-in options and multiple functions. Expect models with 60 cm width, capacities between 40 and 70 liters, and options like convection, grill, rotation, plus manual or electronic controls. This variety helps you find a solution that fits different spaces and cooking uses while ensuring reliable performance and better durability.