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Built In Ovens
Built-in ovens sit flush within kitchen cabinetry, freeing worktop space while delivering reliable everyday cooking performance. Our range includes AEG, Bosch, Neff, Miele, Bertazzoni, Sharp, Gaggenau, BORA, Wolf and UNOX Casa, with single- and…
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About Built-In Ovens
Built-in ovens sit flush within kitchen cabinetry, freeing worktop space while delivering reliable everyday cooking performance. Our range includes AEG, Bosch, Neff, Miele, Bertazzoni, Sharp, Gaggenau, BORA, Wolf and UNOX Casa, with single- and double-cavity models, pyrolytic cleaning, steam-assisted cooking, automatic programmes and pizza settings. Capacities range from approximately 53 to 234 litres, depending on the model, with most standard 60 cm ovens offering around 71–76 litres. Trading since 1886, with showrooms across Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos, we make it easy to compare finishes in person or shop online.
Frequently asked questions
What is a built-in oven?
A built-in oven installs permanently into a kitchen unit, either beneath the worktop or inside a tall housing at eye level. Unlike a freestanding cooker, it separates baking from the hob, letting you position each appliance where it suits your workflow and cabinetry layout best.
What is the difference between built in and freestanding ovens?
Freestanding cookers combine hob and oven in one movable unit that slots between cabinets. Built in models are installed into fitted furniture, pairing with a separate hob of your choice. Fitted versions give a cleaner finish and flexible placement; freestanding remains easier to replace without carpentry work.
What size built-in oven do I need?
Standard housings accept 60 cm wide appliances, which suit nearly every Cypriot kitchen. Compact 45 cm units fit apartments, while some households prefer two ovens for greater flexibility when preparing several dishes at once. Wider 90 cm models suit keen cooks, and high-capacity ovens such as UNOX Casa are an excellent fit for larger households or those regularly cooking for groups. Always measure the aperture height and depth before ordering.
Single or double oven: which should I choose?
Single cavities offer 65 to 72 litres and serve most families well. Double configurations add a smaller upper compartment, letting you roast and bake at separate temperatures simultaneously. Households that entertain often, or cook multi course meals at Christmas and Easter, benefit most from the second cavity.
What is a pyrolytic oven?
Pyrolytic cleaning heats the empty cavity to roughly 500 degrees Celsius, reducing grease and food residue to fine ash you simply wipe away. The cycle runs for one to three hours behind a locked door. It removes scrubbing from your routine entirely, though it draws extra electricity per session.
What is a steam oven and is it worth it?
Steam models inject moisture during cooking, keeping bread crusts crisp, fish tender, and vegetables bright without added fat. Some appliances combine steam with conventional heat for roasting. Anyone baking regularly or cooking for health reasons will notice the difference; occasional users may find standard multifunction adequate.
What is the difference between conventional and fan ovens?
Conventional heating uses upper and lower elements, producing gentle layered warmth ideal for cakes and slow roasts. Fan assisted versions circulate hot air, so shelves cook evenly and temperatures can drop by around 20 degrees. Multifunction appliances offer both, plus grill and defrost programmes.
Where can I buy built-in ovens in Cyprus?
Hadjikyriakos, established in 1886, stocks a premium selection across showrooms in Nicosia, Limassol, and Paphos, plus an online store delivering island wide. Our range includes AEG, Bosch, Neff, Miele, Bertazzoni, Sharp, Gaggenau, BORA, Wolf and UNOX Casa. Our specialists advise on cavity size, housing dimensions, and hob pairing, backed by manufacturer warranties and after sales support you can rely on.
Can a built-in oven go under the hob or at eye level?
Both positions work. Under counter placement suits compact kitchens and keeps sightlines open. Eye level housing removes bending, which helps anyone with back trouble, and makes checking progress easier. Confirm that your chosen model is approved for the position, since some require specific ventilation clearances.
How do I clean an oven without pyrolytic cleaning?
Catalytic liners absorb splashes and burn them off during normal use, so wiping the base and door glass keeps things tidy. For heavier build up, apply a dedicated cream to cool surfaces, leave it to work, then rinse. Avoid wire wool, which scratches enamel permanently.



















































