Ovens
- Just like refrigerators, dishwashers and microwaves, ovens are one of the key elements of any kitchen. Used nearly every day in a house, it is a big purchase and one you want to be sure to get right. ArchiPro has a wide selection of high quality ovens from trusted suppliers across Australia, including convection, wall mounted, natural gas ovens and more.
There are many different ovens on the market in Australia, making the choice to buy one all the more challenging. ArchiPro’s carefully hand-selected range of kitchen appliances represents the best of the very best, including the many different types of ovens available. From trusted suppliers across the country, you’ll be able to browse the selection with confidence knowing that these models will meet all your needs in the short and long term.
Combination ovens
Combination ovens allow you to cook with steam, regular convection (hot air) or both at once. This allows you to save time and money.
Steam ovens
Steam ovens utilise heat to convert water into steam instead of hot air, which helps to cook and warm up your food.
Freestanding ovens
Freestanding ovens are not built into a wall, and often have a cooktop on the top. These can either be gas or electric. A very popular choice in Australia.
Wall ovens
As the name suggests, wall ovens don’t come with a cooktop, and are instead built into the cabinets or walls. Like freestanding models, they are a type of convection oven.
The advantages of high quality ovens
Just like all big household appliances, a high quality oven is a worthwhile investment, especially if you know you’ll be in the same house for a few years, using the kitchen a lot. Higher quality options offer better heat distribution, are more energy efficient, have a greater number of features and are stylishly designed - basically ticking all the boxes you’ll ever want and need.
How to choose an oven that’s right for you
Before you buy an oven, get clear about what features and traits you want to prioritise and what type of dishes/cooking you’ll be using it for. The size of your household and quantity of food will also be important with respect to an oven's gross capacity. A family household might require a large multifunction oven whereas a compact oven may suffice for a small household. You’ll have a choice of the interface between manual knobs or electric touch controls to consider as well as all the specific and sometimes unique cooking functions to think about too. The more of these you can think about and decide on in advance, the easier it will be to narrow your choices down.