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A hob oven is a self-contained unit with an oven and stove range, while a wall oven is just an oven set within a wall. Each has its strengths and weaknesses, and the choice usually depends on personal preference and available space.
A hob oven is a self contained unit that has an oven and a range of hob stoves above the oven itself. This is typically held in contrast to a wall oven, which features just an oven set within a wall, with no built-in stoves. Neither type is inherently better, as each has its strengths and weaknesses; the type of oven used in a kitchen will usually depend on personal preference and available space. A stovetop oven often features at least four stoves, several removable shelves within the oven, and a number of different settings.
Sometimes called a top range oven, a hob oven is generally a self-contained unit that is an important part of any kitchen. This type of oven is usually similar to a box in shape and often reaches up to the waist of a typical adult user. The oven will often have a door at the front which can be opened and closed to access the oven. This door is hinged at the bottom to open and allow unobstructed access to the oven. On top of the oven is the hob which usually features a range of stoves.
One of the main selling points of a hob oven is the fact that it contains an oven and stove range in one unit. For smaller kitchens, this means that the space is usually used better. The design of a stovetop oven, however, also means that most users will have to bend over to get food in and out of the oven itself. The oven is usually also accessible to children, therefore special care must be taken to ensure that small children do not play with a hot oven of this type.
A wall oven, on the other hand, is usually raised to be more easily accessible to adults, and is typically above where small children can reach. This type of oven, unlike a stovetop oven, requires a separate range, however, and this is often impractical in smaller kitchens. A countertop oven will usually have a number of features, such as removable racks that can be placed at various distances from the heating units and a broiler feature that sets the heat at the top of the oven for grilling. While there are different types of energy sources for these ovens, the most common are electricity or gas.
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