Chef Freestanding Ovens
Chef freestanding ovens combine a cooktop and oven in a single self-contained unit in gas, electric, and dual fuel configurations across 54cm and 60cm widths. A long-established Australian kitchen brand, Chef offers practical everyday cooking performance at accessible price points.
Gas models require installation by a licensed gasfitter. Browse the full freestanding ovens range to compare Chef alongside other brands and fuel types.
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Chef 54cm Gas Fan Forced Freestanding Oven - White CFG517WCH
Regular price $1,499.00Regular priceSale price $1,499.00 -
Chef 54cm Gas Conventional Freestanding Oven - White CFG504WCH
Regular price $1,099.00Regular priceSale price $1,099.00 -
Chef 54cm Conventional Gas Freestanding Oven - Stainless Steel CFG504SCH
Regular price $949.00Regular priceSale price $949.00 -
Chef 54cm Conventional Gas Freestanding Oven - White CFG503WCH
Regular price $829.00Regular priceSale price $829.00 -
Chef 54cm Electric Fan Forced Freestanding Oven - Stainless Steel CFE547SBB
Regular price $1,649.00Regular priceSale price $1,649.00 -
Chef 54cm Electric Freestanding Oven - White CFE536WB
Regular price $719.00Regular priceSale price $719.00 -
Chef 54cm Electric Freestanding Oven - Stainless Steel CFE536SB
Regular price $849.00Regular priceSale price $849.00 -
Chef 54cm Freestanding Conventional Electric Oven/Stove CFE535WB
Regular price $609.00Regular priceSale price $609.00 -
Chef 54cm Electric Conventional Freestanding Oven - White CFE532WB
Regular price $659.00Regular priceSale price $659.00
Chef Freestanding Ovens
Chef Freestanding Ovens for Australian Homes
Chef freestanding ovens combine a cooktop and oven in a single self-contained unit that stands independently in the kitchen without requiring custom cabinetry. The Chef freestanding range covers gas, electric, and dual fuel models in standard 54cm and 60cm widths suited to most Australian kitchen layouts, and represents one of the most accessible price points in the freestanding oven category.
Gas, Electric, and Dual Fuel Options
Gas freestanding ovens provide the instant, visible flame preferred by many cooks for stovetop cooking, with a gas oven beneath. Electric models run entirely on electricity and deliver consistent fan-forced oven performance. Dual fuel models combine a gas cooktop with an electric fan-forced oven, giving the responsiveness of gas surface cooking alongside the even, consistent baking heat of an electric oven. Dual fuel models require both a gas and an electrical connection at the installation point.
Installation Requirements
Gas freestanding ovens must be connected to the gas supply by a licensed gasfitter in all Australian states and territories. Electric freestanding ovens that are hardwired require a licensed electrician. Freestanding ovens that use a standard 10 amp plug can be plugged in directly, though this configuration is less common in larger models. Always confirm the connection type in the product specifications before purchasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a freestanding oven and a built-in oven?
A freestanding oven is a standalone unit that contains both a cooktop and an oven in one appliance, requiring no cabinetry cutout. A built-in oven is installed into a purpose-built oven cabinet with a separate cooktop in the benchtop, giving a more integrated kitchen appearance. Freestanding ovens are generally easier and less expensive to replace, while built-in setups offer more flexibility in cooktop and oven positioning. Browse the full freestanding ovens range and built-in ovens range to compare.
What size freestanding oven suits a standard Australian kitchen?
The 60cm freestanding oven is the standard width in Australian kitchens and fits between standard 600mm wide cabinetry runs. The 54cm width suits smaller galley kitchens or older homes where the kitchen configuration was built to a narrower standard. Always measure the available space carefully before purchasing, including clearance to adjacent cabinetry on both sides.
Can a Chef gas freestanding oven be converted to LPG?
Most Chef gas ovens are configured for natural gas and can be converted to LPG using a conversion kit that is typically included or available separately. LPG conversion must be carried out by a licensed gasfitter. Confirm LPG compatibility in the product specifications if your home uses bottled gas rather than mains natural gas.