Freestanding Ovens

Featuring the best freestanding ovens in Canada

Ovens are among the most important purchases you’ll make for your kitchen, and a freestanding oven is a great choice for any kitchen with the space to have one. They’re available in gas, electric or induction—freestanding combination ovens are also an option—and come in many colours, styles and designs. You can even get a benchtop oven if you lack the space for a floor model. ArchiPro has handpicked a selection of ovens from Canada’s best suppliers, so you can browse with confidence.

Types of freestanding ovens

Freestanding gas oven

A freestanding gas oven provides moist heat to cook food and the excellent heating associated with a gas cooktop.

Freestanding electric oven

A freestanding electric oven and electric cooktop provides an even, dry heat and an easy-to-clean cooktop.

Induction freestanding oven

The induction freestanding oven is a top performer and is becoming more popular in Canada because of its safety feature of elements that don’t burn to touch. Needs to be used with specific types of cookware.

Dual fuel freestanding oven

A dual fuel freestanding oven combines a gas cooktop and an electric oven to offer the best of both worlds in a single unit.

The advantages of high quality freestanding ovens

Ovens are a big investment but are worth every penny as they’re used daily, or close to it. Purchasing a high quality model gives you performance and durability. The even, reliable heat in your oven and on your stovetop allows you to produce great food for you, your family and your friends for many years. Quality also gives you more style and colour options too not found in regular models. These can include the likes of blue or even rose gold.

How to choose a freestanding oven that is right for you

Colour choice can make a huge difference to the feel of your space, with a black freestanding oven a great contrast to brighter surroundings. Or a white model can be a bright and clean focal feature. You’ll need space above a freestanding oven, as it won’t easily slot into existing cabinets. You also need to get an oven in a size that suits your cooking needs. For large households, you may want to opt for a freestanding double oven if your budget and kitchen space allows it.

Are freestanding ovens cheaper?

Generally, they’re less expensive than wall ovens, as both oven and stovetop are combined in one appliance.

Can a freestanding oven be used as a slide in?

Yes – but not the other way around. Slide-in ranges are specifically designed to sit between cabinets for a seamless look and have unfinished sides.

Can you install a freestanding electric oven yourself?

It’s always best to get an electrician to install appliances like ovens as the new appliance may have a different power rating. The circuit should also be tested.

What size freestanding oven is best?

If you cook a lot for a large family or for entertaining, a larger oven is better, and you can even find freestanding double ovens. The most common width is a 90-cm freestanding oven, but you can find smaller, 60-cm wide models.