Dimensions of a combination oven and cooktop — 60 × 60 × 85, and how they vary between models
Freestanding combination ovens are available in widths of 50, 60, or 90 cm. Dimensions are measured by model according to the specification sheets; height is adjustable from 85 to 90 cm; oven capacity depends on width; and these details should be verified in-store before placing an order.
The short answer: 60 wide, 60 deep, 85 high
Our catalog features 16 freestanding cooktop-and-oven combinations, 15 of which list their dimensions in the specifications sheet. Eleven of them are 60 cm wide, three are 50 cm wide, and one is 90 cm wide. The depth is 60 cm for almost all of them, and the height is 85 cm—in some models, it is adjustable up to 90 cm.
The table below lists the models whose data sheets are in a format that the table can read; the information in the paragraphs covers all 15 data sheets.
Height: Why Are the Legs Adjustable?
A freestanding combination oven stands between the kitchen cabinets, and its cooktop is designed to be flush with the countertop. Eight models have a fixed height of 85 cm, and six are adjustable: four in the 85–90 cm range, one in the 85–87 cm range, and one—which is 90 cm wide—in the 85–90.5 cm range.
If your kitchen countertop is higher than 85 cm, a model with adjustable legs will allow you to level the cooktop to the countertop’s height. A model with a fixed height will leave a step. Measure the countertop’s height from the floor before making your selection.
50, 60, or 90 cm: What You Get at Each Width
60 cm: Oven capacity ranging from 56 to 72 liters in the published catalogs, and most models have four burners—the most powerful of which, in catalogs that specify this, has a power output of 2.9 to 4.2 kilowatts. This is the standard, and a new combination oven of this width will almost always fit in place of an old one.
50 cm: Capacity of 46 to 54 liters, still with four burners. Suitable for a small kitchen or a student apartment. One of the narrowest and most compact models—50 cm wide, 50 cm deep, and 75 cm high—so it’s lower than the countertop and won’t line up with it.
90 cm: The model listed with these dimensions has a 94-liter oven capacity and five burners, and the catalog also features a 90-cm model with six burners. Upgrading from a 60-cm oven to a 90-cm oven requires an additional 30 cm between the cabinets—meaning a change to the kitchen layout.
What to check in-store before placing an order
The width between the cabinets, and whether there is any clearance required by the manufacturer on the sides. The height of the countertop relative to the height of the oven. The gas connection: its location behind the oven and the required length of the hose—the connection must be made by a certified gas technician. Electrical outlet for the ignition and the oven. And above the cooktop: the distance to the range hood or the upper cabinet is specified in the installation instructions for each model.
And don’t forget the oven door: it opens downward and forward, so you need clear space in front of it. In a narrow kitchen or in front of an island, this is the dimension that determines whether you can stand in front of an open oven.
Frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions of a standard combination oven?
60 cm wide, 60 cm deep, and 85 cm tall. 11 out of the 15 models in our catalog that list dimensions are 60 cm wide, and some are height-adjustable up to 90 cm.
Do you have a slim-line combination oven?
Yes, 50 cm wide. Our catalog features three such models, with oven capacities ranging from 46 to 54 liters in the published catalogs, and four burners.
How tall is a combination oven?
85 cm for most models. Six models in our catalog are adjustable—up to 87, 90, or 90.5 cm—to align the cooktop with the countertop. One compact model is especially low, at 75 cm.
Can I replace a built-in oven and cooktop with a combination oven?
Yes, but this is a kitchen renovation: A freestanding combination oven sits on the floor and takes up the entire width of the cabinet, so you’ll need to dismantle the cabinet where the built-in oven is located and adjust the countertop. It’s a good idea to plan this with your cabinetmaker.
Where do the measurements come from?
From the manufacturer’s or importer’s specification sheet, as it appears in the product listing in the store’s catalog. Models for which no exact dimensions have been published do not appear in the table.
This guide was translated automatically from the Hebrew original.