BEKO Hobs (built-in)

Discover our range of BEKO Hobs (built-in)

Beko built-in hobs offer a tidy, integrated look and a choice of cooking technologies to suit different kitchens. Induction models are fast and efficient, heating the pan directly for quick boils and fine low-heat control. Ceramic hobs provide a smooth, easy-wipe surface with clear residual heat indicators. Gas hobs keep visible flame and immediate response, with sturdy pan supports and a familiar layout. There are also simple electric solid-plate options if you want a robust, no-nonsense surface.

Controls are designed to be intuitive. Touch sliders on many induction and ceramic models make small temperature steps simple, while gas variants use clear, front-mounted dials. Safety features are common across the range, such as auto cut-off on induction, child locks, and indicators that show when zones remain hot. Flame failure devices on gas hobs cut the gas if the flame goes out, which adds reassurance in busy households.

Installation and fit are key. Check the hob's cut-out dimensions and your worktop depth before you buy, and match the electrical load to your kitchen's supply, especially for induction and ceramic models. For gas, a Gas Safe registered engineer must connect the appliance. Day-to-day care is simple: for glass surfaces, allow to cool then wipe with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive cleaner, for gas, lift off pan supports and clean caps and rings periodically.

Choosing the right hob depends on how you cook. If you value speed and efficiency, induction is often among the most economical to run and very responsive. If you prefer a classic flame and broad pan compatibility, gas remains a great all-rounder. For a straightforward, smooth surface at a keen price, ceramic is a solid pick. Check Currys for current sizes, finishes, and features. Pricing varies by retailer and region.

Which type is most energy efficient?

Induction is often among the most efficient because it heats the pan directly with minimal wasted heat around it.

Do I need special pans for induction?

You need pans with magnetic bases. If a magnet sticks to the base, it will usually work on an induction hob.

Can I install a hob myself?

Electrical and gas connections should be carried out by qualified professionals. This ensures safety and protects your warranty.

How do I clean a ceramic or induction surface?

Let it cool, then wipe with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive cleaner. Use a scraper only for hardened spills, following the manual.