Can You Install an Oven Under an Induction Hob?
Yes — in most kitchens, you can safely install an oven directly beneath an induction hob, as long as both appliances are designed for built-in installation and proper ventilation is maintained. Many modern kitchens use this layout to save space and achieve a sleek, built-in finish.What You Need to Know
- Both appliances must be built-in models rated for cabinet installation.
- Ensure there’s enough ventilationInduction hobs need airflow underneath to cool internal components and avoid overheating. between the oven top and hob base.
- Check the manufacturer’s clearance requirements — some ovens may need a thin air gap or cooling fan.
- Install with a solid divider panel if the manufacturer specifies one for added insulation.
- Always have a qualified electrician connect both units to the correct circuit load.
When It Might Not Be Suitable
- If your oven gives off significant heat without a top fan cooling system.
- In compact base units with poor ventilation or non-standard cabinetry depth.
- If the combined electrical load exceeds the available circuit capacity.
💡 Quick fact
Most CATA induction hobs are designed to fit above built-in ovens — check your model’s specs for clearance details.
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