Standard stove dimensions and marble cutting size - the exact numbers
Stove dimensions according to width: 30, 60, 75 and 80 cm - and the size of the marble cut that each one requires. Measured table by model, and what is the difference between the size of the product and the size of the niche.
Two different measurements, and only one of them is important to the carpenter
Every built stove has two dimensions that should not be confused. The size of the product is the width and depth of the outer surface - what you see on the marble. The cut size (or «niche») is the hole that needs to be cut in the marble, and it is always smaller, because the surface rests on it and covers the edges.
The gap between the two is not constant. In the 16 models in the catalog that published both product size and cut size, the difference in width ranges from 2 to 4.5 cm. This is exactly the reason why it is impossible to derive the degree of cut from the width of the product - you need the number published by the manufacturer, which is the number that appears in the table below.
The dimensions that are repeated in practice
In the stoves measured in our catalog, the width is divided into three clear groups: narrow domino of 28.8-30 cm, the most common standard of 55.5-60 cm - to which most models belong - and wide stoves of 64.6 to 79.5 cm. The depth almost does not change: all the full width models are around 51-52.4 cm. The thickness (height) is 4.5 to 10 cm, with the difference mainly due to the tripods.
The degree of cut is attached to these groups. In the standard width group, almost all models require a cut of 55.2 to 56.2 cm wide — 56 cm is the number that comes up the most. In Domino, the cut is 26.2-26.8 cm. For the wide stoves, only two cutting sizes were published in the catalog, and both are around 75 cm. The cutting depth is concentrated in a narrow range of 47 to 50 cm in almost all models.
| Model | Body (W × H × D) | Cut-out / niche |
|---|---|---|
| Beko K6510IL | 64.6 × 4.6 × 52.4 cm | — |
| Bosch PCH6A5B90Y | 58.2 × 4.5 × 52 cm | width 560–562 מ״מ · depth 480–492 מ״מ |
| Bosch PIE611BB5E | 59.2 × 5.1 × 52.2 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 49–50 ס״מ |
| Fratelli A75AN | 75 × 5 × 51 cm | — |
| Fratelli PFC75B | 70 × 5.5 × 51 cm | — |
| Gorenje IT640BSC | 59.5 × 5.8 × 52 cm | width 56–56.2 ס״מ · depth 49 ס״מ · height 7.4 ס״מ |
| Gorenje IT843SYB | 79.5 × 5.4 × 52 cm | width 75–75.2 ס״מ · depth 49 ס״מ |
| Hemilton HEM-2616 | 55.5 × 6.5 × 32 cm | — |
| Midea 30G20MA060 (6714) | 30 × 10 × 52 cm | width 26.2 ס״מ · depth 49.2 ס״מ |
| Midea 60SJ401 (6740) | 60 × 4.5 × 51 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 48 ס״מ |
| Midea 60SJ401B | 60 × 4.5 × 51 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 48 ס״מ |
| Midea 75GP095 (6752) | 75 × 9.7 × 51 cm | — |
| Midea 75GP503-B (6738) | 75 × 9.7 × 51 cm | — |
| Midea MC-ID3592-A1C (6758) | 28.8 × 5.8 × 52 cm | width 26.8 ס״מ · depth 50 ס״מ · height 6 ס״מ |
| Midea MC-IF3518G4S (6558) | 59 × 6 × 52 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 49 ס״מ |
| Midea MC-IF3554BJ1A (67001) | 59 × 6.2 × 52 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 49 ס״מ |
| Midea MG60GH096KT6B-IR (6755) | 60 × 10 × 51.5 cm | width 560 מ״מ · depth 480 מ״מ |
| ProView PVHC4F-BK | 58 × 5.5 × 51 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 49 ס״מ |
| Samsung NZ64B5066FK | 59 × 4.8 × 52 cm | — |
| Samsung NZ64B5067YH | 59 × 4.8 × 52 cm | width 560 מ״מ · depth 480 מ״מ |
| Samsung NZ84C6058FK | 80 × 4.8 × 52 cm | — |
| Siemens EC6A5HB90Y | 58.2 × 5.6 × 52 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 48–49 ס״מ |
| Sol exlusive FQ6IND-487-1F | 59 × 5.8 × 52 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 49.5 ס״מ |
| Sol exlusive FQ6IND-487-3F | 59 × 5.8 × 52 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 49.5 ס״מ |
| Sol exlusive FQ6VT-1063-1F | 59 × 5.8 × 52 cm | width 56 ס״מ · depth 49.5 ס״מ |
25 of the 53 models in our catalog in this category. Dimensions come from the manufacturer's or importer's spec sheet as listed on the product record; models without a published exact measurement are left out. Check the exact model before cutting a worktop, ordering joinery or wall-mounting.
Replacing an existing stove? Measure the hole, not the stove
When replacing a stove with existing marble, the determining measure is the hole that already exists. Measure it in the marble itself - width and depth - and look for a model whose cut size is the same or slightly smaller than it. A hole that is too small can be widened; A hole that is too big is almost impossible to fix without replacing the marble.
It is also worth measuring the distance from the edge of the hole to the edge of the front and back marble, and the distance from the wall. Manufacturers specify minimum clearances for installation, and they vary between gas and induction models - induction also requires ventilation and clearance from the oven below.
What else to check before closing a model
In gas stoves - the location of the existing gas point in front of the location of the connection in the new model, and the number of burners and their power. In induction stoves - the type of electrical supply: some models require a dedicated supply, and not every household electrical panel is pre-built for this, which may require an electrician.
And above all: the cupboard or oven below. Induction stoves require a ventilation gap from the built-in oven below them, and not every combination of oven model and stove model meets the requirement. If you order an oven and stove together, it's worth verifying the pair in advance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the size of the marble cut for a 60 cm stove?
In most standard width models, this is a cut of 55.2-56.2 cm wide and 47-50 cm deep, but the exact number varies between models and appears on the specification sheet. It is never cut from the width of the product.
What is the difference between the stove dimensions and the cutting dimensions?
The dimensions of the stove are the surface you see on the counter; The cut dimensions are the hole below it. The cut is always smaller - in the models that published both sizes, the difference in width is 2 to 4.5 cm, depending on the size of the deviation of the surface beyond the hole.
What is the standard width of a stove?
The group of 55.5-60 cm is the most common, and within it 60 cm is the size in question. Next to it there are narrow dominoes of about 29-30 cm for small kitchens or to supplement, and wide stoves of 64.6 to 79.5 cm for large kitchens. The depth is almost the same in all of them - around 51-52 cm.
I'm changing a stove - how will I know if a certain model will fit the existing hole?
Measure the hole in the marble itself, and compare to the cut of the model. The model is suitable if its cutting size is equal to or smaller than the hole. Send us the hole dimensions on WhatsApp and we will verify compatibility with the model before ordering.
This guide was translated automatically from the Hebrew original.