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Discover high-quality cooktops at Victiles, your trusted destination in Dandenong, Kilsyth, and across Melbourne. Whether you’re shopping in-store or online, Victiles offers a wide range of stylish and efficient cooktops to suit every kitchen. Explore our collection today for unbeatable value and expert advice.

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Victiles Kitchen Appliances APCT 958

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APCT 958

$631.48
Victiles Kitchen Appliances APCT 646

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APCT 646

$490.00
Victiles Kitchen Appliances APCT 323

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APCT 323

$350.00
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Choosing the Right Cooktop Type

Induction cooktops heat the pan directly through electromagnetic energy, making them fast to heat up and easy to clean since the surface itself stays relatively cool. They do require cookware with a magnetic base, so it is worth checking your existing pots and pans before switching over. Ceramic cooktops offer a similar sleek glass surface but work through radiant heat, giving a more familiar cooking feel while still being simple to wipe down. Gas cooktops remain a popular choice for cooks who want instant visual control over the flame and prefer the responsiveness of traditional cooking, and they continue to work during a power outage as long as the gas supply is connected.

Cooktop Sizes for Your Kitchen

Cooktops in this range come in 60cm and 90cm widths to suit different kitchen layouts. A 60cm cooktop is a common fit for smaller kitchens or renovations that are keeping to an existing benchtop cutout, while a 90cm option suits larger kitchens or households that do a lot of cooking across multiple burners or zones at once. Checking your existing benchtop cutout size before ordering will help avoid a mismatch during installation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cooktops

Induction cooktops heat the cookware directly using a magnetic field, so the cooktop surface itself stays cooler and heats up faster. Ceramic cooktops use a heating element beneath a glass surface, which behaves more like a traditional element and works with any flat-based cookware.

Yes. Induction cooktops require cookware with a magnetic base, such as most stainless steel or cast iron pans. A simple way to check is to see if a fridge magnet sticks to the base of your existing pots and pans.

No, a gas cooktop needs an existing gas line or a new one run in by a licensed gas fitter. If your kitchen is electric only, an induction or ceramic cooktop will be a simpler installation option.

This mostly comes down to your existing benchtop cutout size and how much cooking space you need. A 60cm cooktop suits most standard kitchens, while a 90cm option is worth considering if you regularly cook large meals or use multiple pots at once.

Built-in cooktops need to be fitted into a benchtop cutout and connected by a licensed electrician or gas fitter depending on the type, so professional installation is recommended rather than a DIY fit. Getting the cutout measurements right beforehand makes the process much smoother.