Introduction to gas stove dimensions. What are the general dimensions of gas stoves?

Stoves refer to kitchen appliances that use gas fuels such as liquefied petroleum gas, artificial gas, and natural gas for direct heating. Size matters when choosing a gas stove. How much do you know about the size of a gas stove? Let me explain it to you in detail.

What is the size of the kitchen gas stove?

The size of the gas stove is relative to the embedded gas stove. Only the embedded gas stove distinguishes the appearance size and opening size. The gas stove The dimensions mainly include the overall dimensions and opening dimensions of the gas stove.

The overall size of a gas stove is the size of the stove surface, the appearance of the stove; it is also the size of the panel. Since the size of the panel is larger than the stove body, the largest size is used as the overall size.

The hole size of a gas stove (also called the hole size of a gas stove) is the outer diameter of the chassis. The hole size when installing the stove is much smaller than the overall size and is the size of the stove body. . Since the built-in cabinet needs to be embedded in the cabinet, a hole must be made. The actual hole size is a little larger than the hole size marked on the gas stove, but it should not be too large, otherwise the gas stove will become loose after it is installed.

The size of the holes for gas stoves will vary depending on the model. The size of a single-burner stove is generally between 500 and 700. The size of a multi-burner stove is generally between 500 and 700. Larger size.

Common gas stove appearance dimensions and opening dimensions

Digging hole size: 680*350mm Dimension: 748*405*148mm

Digging hole size: 708×388 R80mm Overall dimensions: 760×460×80mm

Digging hole size: 674*355mm Overall dimensions: 740*430*140mm

Stove size

Modern stoves include three parts: stove, basin and operating table, which are basically at the same level. The height and width of the stove should be based on ergonomic principles. It is not appropriate to be too high or too wide.

Height: The height of the stove should be between 0.85m~0.85m or between 0.93m~1.00m.

Width: The width of the stove should be between 0.46m~0.6m or between 0.56m~0.63m.

The height and width mentioned here are the finished surface of the stove, that is, the net height and width after completion. Its height should be calculated from the zero height of the floor tiles to the level of the stove. Its width is also the widest distance of the diameter of the table. If the outer edge of the table is arc-shaped, its widest diameter should not exceed 0.62m, and then naturally curves to the narrowest distance, and its narrowest diameter should not be less than 0.49m.

Gas stove size

The size of the gas stove is determined according to the size of your stove. There is no fixed size. Generally, the size of the gas stove with open holes is 595*353mm and 371*681mm. , 671*351mm, 401*701mm, can be determined according to the kitchen area and design needs. The size of the opening is determined by the size of the gas stove you buy. Generally, the size of the opening will be included with the stove you purchase.

Gas stove selection criteria

Whether a gas stove is good or not depends on the burner. The stove is known as the "heart of the stove". As the core component of a stove, the cost of the stove accounts for 1/3 of the total cost. The different air intake methods of the stove are related to the safety, power and energy-saving performance of the stove.

The air inlet methods of the built-in gas stove burner are divided into two types: "top air inlet" and incomplete top air inlet. The best way to enter the air is "top air". At present, the Italian Sabaf that is mainly used in China is a professional manufacturer of "upper air" type stoves. Experts commented: "This type of burner has reliable safety - the glass panel will not explode due to tempering, is highly cleanable, and is also beneficial to maintaining a healthy atmospheric environment. However, its air intake is slightly "The heat load of the stove is very small and it is difficult to meet the high standard requirements." Experts also said that most of the so-called "top air intake" stoves in China are not actually fully enclosed "top air intake" stoves.

Non-complete upward air inlet includes: "side air inlet", "rear air inlet", "downward air inlet", "three-dimensional air inlet", etc., which are characterized by large firepower and the firepower can be adjusted to meet the needs The disadvantages are poor cleaning, especially safety hazards, as tempering may cause the tempered glass panel to burst.

The mainstream and direction of the development of embedded gas stoves should be completely top-inlet burners. This has become the common sense of industry experts. The main reason is that it is good in cleaning, safe, environmentally friendly, and a representative stove. The head is Italian Sabaf. However, at present, the firepower of completely top-inlet built-in gas stoves is generally small, the heat flow is generally only about 3.1kw, and the central fire is small and generally cannot be adjusted separately. After using it for a period of time, consumers feel that it is "not useful". Generally, the small center fire cannot be adjusted independently during use. After using it for a period of time, consumers will feel that it is "not useful".