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Black Friday Oven Deals Built in or freestanding is the decision that cannot be undone cheaply, so it comes first. A built in oven drops into a fitted housing unit at eye level or under the counter and leaves the hob as a separate purchase, which is the standard arrangement in a modern Irish kitchen. A freestanding cooker brings oven and hob together in one 50cm or 60cm unit that slots between the units, which is simpler, cheaper and the only sensible option in a rented or older kitchen. Fuel is the second decision. Electric fan ovens heat evenly and hold temperature best for baking, gas gives a moister heat and instant hob control, and a dual fuel cooker pairs a gas hob with an electric oven, which is what most people would choose if the connections allow it. After that, capacity in litres tells you what fits, with around 70 litres typical on a single oven and enough for a large roasting tin. Pyrolytic self cleaning burns residue off at high temperature and is the single feature most worth paying for if the oven does heavy work, while catalytic liners are a cheaper partial version of the same idea. Check the energy label, and check the aperture height and the electrical supply before ordering anything built in. Built In Single Ovens The largest of the ranges here and the default choice in a fitted kitchen, usually 60cm wide and 60cm high. This is where pyrolytic cleaning, steam assist and telescopic shelf runners concentrate, so it is worth comparing specification rather than price alone. Reduced stock sits in Built In Single Ovens . Built In Double Ovens Two cavities in one 90cm high housing, which means a grill or a smaller second oven can run at a different temperature at the same time. The right answer where Christmas dinner is cooked in the house, and worth confirming the housing height before ordering, since a double will not fit a single aperture. Browse Built In Double Ovens . Freestanding Cookers Oven and hob in one unit, in 50cm and 60cm widths, and the s