Cooktops

Featuring the best cooktops in Australia

With so many cooktops available in Australia, how do you know which one is right for your kitchen? A cooktop is a valuable part of any kitchen that is used nearly every day so prioritising quality is a good place to start. You’ll want a cooktop that is safe, durable, efficient and one that cooks your food evenly. This premium selection of cooktops from trusted suppliers are designed to do exactly that and more. They are an important part of a wider range of high quality kitchen appliances available on ArchiPro.

Types of cooktops

Induction cooktops

Induction cooktops are one of the most popular cooktops in Australia, chosen for their minimalistic design and durability. These cooktops heat up fast and deliver heat via a magnetic field.

Gas cooktops

Gas cooktops allow for quick and accurate heat control when cooking. These types of cooktops use gas to heat up food and ensure you cook easily and affordably.

Ceramic cooktops

Ceramic cooktops consist of ceramic glass and coiled metal elements underneath them. Due to their glass surface, ceramic cooktops can require a higher level of care compared to others.

The advantages of high-quality cooktops

The last thing you want in a cooktop is one that cracks easily, requires regular maintenance, and looks old and tired after limited use. You’ll likely use your cooktop almost every day, so choosing a high-quality option will be something that you can enjoy the benefits of regularly. Compared to their cheaper counterparts, high-quality cooktops will be more likely to look good and work just as well, years into the future. They’re also less likely to require maintenance, will have even heat distribution, and come with many functions and settings. High quality cooktops will also have additional features like child lock, making them suitable and safe for the family home.

How to choose cooktops that are right for you

With so many cooktops available for purchase in Australia, how do you know you’re choosing the right one for you? The first thing is to understand the different types of cooktops, their benefits and advantages and decide which best suits your lifestyle. Also, take a look at the overall decor of your kitchen and choose a cooktop that will fit in with the style. You can also have a look at your existing pots and pans (or the ones you want to buy) and ensure they fit with the cooktop. For example, stainless steel pots are seen to be highly compatible with electric stoves, while aluminium bottoms are ideal for gas stoves. Gas cooktops also have open flames, making them less safe for younger children, but they’re also highly responsive, meaning you can move between heat levels quickly and efficiently.