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Ceramic hobs are a modern and stylish option for any kitchen that offer a range of temperature controls and an easy-clean surface. At Modern Living, we stock ceramic hobs in all sizes, from a small CDA two zone hob for compact kitchens to a large five zone hob for those needing extra cooking space. Enjoy the safety of ceramic hobs, as each zone lights up to show you when it’s switched on. Whether you prefer touch-controls or a classic knob system, we’ve got a design to suit your personal taste and kitchen décor. Shop the full range today.
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A ceramic hob cooker is a versatile purchase that doesn’t require specialist pans, as inductions hobs do. At Modern Living, we have an extensive array of ceramic hobs for sale to suit every home and budget. We pride ourselves on offering quality products at competitive prices. With trusted brands including Hoover and Hotpoint, you can shop for your ceramic hob cooker with confidence. If you would like to speak to one of our fully-trained team, call us today on 01274 541236. Our Bradford showroom is also open 6 days a week if you would like to view our range of products in person.
See down below for our most frequently asked questions about ceramic hobs.
Ceramic hobs have several benefits over the electric alternatives. These include being easy to clean, a classic look, being flush with the worktop and easy installation.
These features are what make a lot of people say that ceramic hobs are better than other electric options.
Yes, you can use any pans on a ceramic, but some are more suitable than others. For example, stone, glass and ceramic pans are not advised because they will not conduct heat well. However, aluminium, stainless steel and copper pans will work brilliantly on a ceramic hob.
The simple answer is yes, ceramic hobs do need ventilation. Proper ventilation will help to rid your kitchen of odours, and unclean air, so it is essential to ceramic hobs.
See Modern Livings range of cooker hoods and ventilation systems for your kitchen today
Here is Modern Living’s simple guide to clean your ceramic hob –
1. Remove excess food and debris
2. Apply a good quality cleaner to the hob and let it soak
3. Use a microfibre cloth to clean the hob and get rid of any residue
We do not recommend the use of anything abrasive for a ceramic hob as it could scratch the surface and damage it.
The two are certainly different and use opposing technology. Induction hobs use magnetism to heat the pan directly on them, however the ceramic hob uses electricity to heat the hob surface itself.
Check out our ceramic and induction hobs today for more information.
A ceramic hob is an electronically powered cooking hob that comes with heating zones rather than standard burners that you might see on gas hobs for example. They are an electric alternative to gas cooking and are increasingly popular in modern kitchens.
We, at Modern Living, have a wealth of experience in supplying quality kitchen appliances. This includes our range of ceramic hobs.
