Cooktops

Highly efficient. Sleekly designed with intuitive control. And robustly durable for long-lasting performance.

Our range of Cooktops are made according to exacting standards and stunning aesthetic trends. You’ll enjoy the finest examples of gas, electric and induction cooking, sourced from leading brands at the forefront of cooking technology. And with our dedication to delivering exceptional outcomes for each of our customers, you’ll find a cooktop that’s just right for your specific requirements and budget.

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The cooktop is one of the most personal decisions in any kitchen build. It shapes how you cook every day, and the wrong choice - even in a beautiful kitchen - makes itself known quickly. The good news is there's no single correct answer: gas, induction, ceramic and dual fuel all have genuine strengths, and the right one depends on how you actually cook.

Our range covers all high-end cooktop types across 60cm, 70cm, 80cm and 90cm widths, from accessible electric models through to full-surface induction at the top of the market.

Explore Our Collection of Luxury Cooktops

Induction Cooktops: Fastest heat-up, most energy-efficient, cool-to-touch surface. Requires magnetic cookware.

Gas Cooktops: Open flame, works with all cookware, instant visual feedback. The classic choice for confident cooks.

Ceramic Cooktops: Smooth radiant glass surface, compatible with all cookware, simpler controls. A practical mid-ground.

Dual Fuel: Combines gas burners with induction zones on one surface. Good if you cook across both techniques regularly.

Cooktops with Integrated Rangehoods: Built-in downdraft extraction, no overhead rangehood required. Designed for open-plan kitchens and island benches.

Luxury Kitchen Appliances from the World’s Leading Brands

At Signature Appliances, we partner with luxury cooktop brands known for their design innovation and engineering excellence. Explore our handpicked selection from Smeg, Fisher & Paykel, ASKO and more - each offering a distinct approach to performance, materials, and aesthetic. Whether you're designing a statement kitchen or seeking understated elegance, our range of luxury cooktops delivers both function and form at the highest standard.

Choosing the Right Cooktop for Your Home

When selecting a cooktop, it’s important to consider how it will integrate into your lifestyle and your space.

Cooking Style: For precise heat control and fast responsiveness, induction cooktops are ideal. If you enjoy traditional cooking and visual flame cues, gas is a reliable and tactile option. Prefer flexibility? Dual fuel combines both technologies in one premium appliance.

Kitchen Layout: The size and configuration of your space can help guide your decision. Compact kitchens may benefit from space-saving solutions, while expansive kitchens lend themselves to larger models or integrated rangehood cooktops that keep sightlines open.

Design & Maintenance: For a modern, minimal look that’s easy to maintain, ceramic or induction surfaces offer a smooth, uninterrupted finish. Gas may suit those seeking a more classic, professional kitchen style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Which cooktop type is cheapest to run?

Induction is the most energy-efficient option, transferring around 85-90% of energy directly into the cookware. Gas converts roughly 65% and ceramic less again. The difference is meaningful over time for households that cook frequently.

Q. Can I install a wider cooktop than my existing one?

Possibly, but the benchtop cutout and the cabinetry below both need to accommodate the new width. Check with a kitchen joiner before purchasing - benchtop modifications can add to your installation cost.

Q. Does every cooktop need a rangehood?

Gas cooktops benefit most from active extraction - combustion releases nitrogen dioxide and moisture that ventilation helps remove. Induction and ceramic still generate cooking vapours and airborne grease. A well-matched rangehood is worth pairing with any cooktop type.

Q. What's the difference between a cooktop and a freestanding oven?

A cooktop installs independently into the benchtop, separate from the oven. A freestanding range combines both in one appliance. Separate installations give more flexibility on placement - the oven can go at eye level in a tower of cabinetry, which is ergonomically better and increasingly standard in renovated kitchens. Browse our built-in ovens and freestanding ovens.

Explore our full range of cooktops, ovens and rangehoods to plan your complete kitchen. Whether you’re planning a complete kitchen makeover or simply seeking the perfect replacement, our team is here to join you on the journey. Book a consultation or visit our showroom to experience our range in person and find the ideal fit for your home.