An Everhot is a British-made, energy-efficient heat-storage range cooker. It’s known for its classic design paired with flexible heating capabilities. It runs on electricity and doesn’t need a flue.

They provide the warmth and versatility of traditional cookers without the high running costs or installation headaches.

No. Everhot cookers are designed to work with a standard 13-amp socket. There’s no need for gas, oil, or flues, which makes them simple to install in most homes. Just plug it in, and it’s ready to go.

Absolutely. Everhot cookers are incredibly versatile although may take some getting used to if you’ve never cooked on a range before.. Whether you’re roasting a Sunday dinner, slow-cooking casseroles, baking artisan bread, or grilling a quick snack, the Everhot handles it all. The separate cooking zones mean you can keep things warm while still preparing other dishes. 

> See our full guide on how to cook on an Everhot

Each Everhot size can be ordered as a Plus or Induction model. The Plus models have classic range cooker hot plates whilst the induction models have more modern induction hobs.

No regular servicing is required. Everhot cookers are built to last, with minimal upkeep needed.

Yes, every Everhot cooker comes with a comprehensive 24-month parts and labor warranty, and the heating elements covered for 5 years.

Yes, it’s designed to stay on, providing a steady source of heat to your kitchen. However, you can adjust the individual cooking zones or even switch off elements you’re not using to save energy.

Despite always being on, Everhot cookers boast an impressive efficiency level, thanks to its design that eliminates the need for a flue. This means virtually all the energy consumed is utilised for cooking, with minimal heat loss to the exterior.

As a 'Heat-Storage' cooker, the Everhot gradually reaches its optimal temperature, typically taking between 2 to 3 hours to warm from a cold start to full cooking heat.

The handy ECO mode helps you keep running costs low by allowing you to run the cookers at a lower energy consumption, with costs as low as £15 per week on the smaller cookers.

Yes, it’s one of the most eco-friendly range cookers on the market. Everhot cookers use less energy than traditional range cookers, making them a sustainable choice for your home. They’re also perfect for homes powered by renewable energy sources.

An Everhot typically uses less than half the energy of an Aga or similar traditional range cooker. This is thanks to its precision engineering and the ability to adjust individual elements with each oven, hob, and hotplate able to be controlled independently and save energy. For example, turning off the simmering plate when not in use can make a noticeable difference.

Running costs depend on your energy tariff and how you use your cooker. Some example running costs with the most energy efficient settings:

• Everhot 60: £10–15 per week
• Everhot 120: £15–20 per week
• Everhot 150+: £20–30 per week

> See our full guide on Everhot running costs.

Using the eco-mode or turning off elements when not needed can further reduce costs. See our full guide on how to save money on your running costs here.

The Everhot Plus models combine a traditional range cooker with an induction hob. The induction hob is ideal for fast, precise cooking – it heats up in seconds and uses less energy. Meanwhile, the Everhot’s heat-storage ovens and hotplates offer steady, consistent warmth, perfect for slow cooking and baking.

Induction hobs are brilliant for quick tasks like boiling water, while the hotplates excel at long, slow cooking. Together, they offer the best of both worlds.

> Everhot Plus vs Induction: What's The Difference?

Everhot cookers range from the compact Everhot 60 (perfect for smaller kitchens) at 60cm wide to the spacious Everhot 150+at just under 1.5m wide, which is ideal for larger families or avid home cooks. The most popular sizes are the 110 models which at just under 1.1 metre offer a cooker size that will suit most family homes.

Read our guide on how to choose an Everhot cooker model for more information.

There are a number of customisation options available that we will chat you through during the sales process, these include:

• Infill Strip: This fills the small gap at the back of the cooker, ensuring cables are hidden and the lids open smoothly. 
• Narrower Model: The 985mm-wide Everhot model is perfect for replacing an Aga or fitting into tighter spaces. 
• Westin Cooker Hood: These hoods are crafted in Yorkshire and are perfectly matched to Everhot’s sizes and colours. They ensure excellent extraction and a coordinated kitchen look.
• Chrome Pack: Adds a polished, high-end look with chrome finishes on handrail brackets and hinge blocks. Perfect for those who want their cooker to make a statement.

> Everhot Cooker Trims & Buying Options

At Blake & Bull, we offer both custom-built reconditioned Aga cookers and ready-to-ship Everhot cookers, giving us a deep understanding of the key differences and factors to consider when selecting between these two options.

Everhot cookers provide modern efficiency and flexibility, making it an ideal choice for those seeking precise control and reduced running costs. Aga cookers continue to be a timeless favorite for those who appreciate its classic design and distinctive cooking features, even with potentially higher energy consumption.

We cover this topic in more detail in the guide: Everhot vs Aga Cookers: What’s the Difference?