AEG gas slot in cookers keep things simple: a four-burner gas hob above two gas ovens, in a freestanding cooker that slides into a gap between kitchen units. They suit homes with mains gas that want a separate grill and a second oven without fitting built-in appliances. All of them are set up for natural gas, and their ovens have an A energy rating.

Oven space is the same across the range: a 36 litre top oven and an 83 litre main oven (gross capacities). The grill is in the top oven, so you can grill in the smaller oven while roasting or baking below. These are conventional gas ovens, not fan-assisted. Heat rises, so the top shelves run hotter than the lower ones, which helps when dishes need slightly different temperatures. Catalytic liners make cleaning easier. They soak up grease splashes, which then break down when the oven runs hot, so there's less scrubbing to do.

The main choice is width. A 55 cm model fits a narrower gap, while a 60 cm model fills a standard space. Both widths come in black, white or stainless steel. The controls differ slightly, with rotary dials paired with either push buttons or touch controls, and not every model has a clock. Measure your gap first, then pick a finish and control style. If you're thinking about other fuel types, compare AEG electric slot in cookers and AEG dual fuel slot in cookers, or go back to all AEG slot in cookers.