5 Burner Gas Cooktops
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At Bing Lee we stock 5 burner gas cooktops from brands including Bosch, Smeg, Fisher & Paykel and more, across a range of widths from 60cm through to 90cm. A 5 burner gas cooktop gives you an extra cooking zone compared to the standard 4 burner, which makes a noticeable difference when you are cooking multi-course meals or feeding a larger group. Our FAQs below cover what to look for before you buy. You can also explore our full gas cooktops range, or compare 4 burner gas cooktops and 6 burner gas cooktops if you need a different number of zones.
FAQs
1. What widths do 5 burner gas cooktops come in?
Most 5 burner cooktops are either 75cm or 90cm wide, though some 60cm models arrange five burners across the standard footprint. A 75cm model is a useful middle ground if you want more burners but do not have the bench space for a full 90cm cooktop. A 90cm model gives you the most room to work with, making it comfortable to use large pots and pans side by side without them clashing. Always check your bench cut-out dimensions before purchasing.
2. How do I choose the best 5 burner gas cooktop for my kitchen?
Confirm your bench cut-out width first, as this will determine which sizes are available to you. Think about the burner configuration. Look for a model that includes at least one high-output wok burner if you cook at high heat regularly, and a dedicated simmer burner for slow sauces and stocks. Consider whether cast iron trivets or enamel trivets suit your cooking style. Cast iron holds heat well but is heavier, while enamel is lighter and easier to clean. For more guidance on choosing the right cooktop, check out our buying guide with expert tips to help you compare models.
2. What is a wok burner and do I need one?
A wok burner is a high-output gas burner that produces significantly more heat than a standard cooking burner, typically two to three times higher, measured in MJ/h. This extra power gets a large wok up to the very high temperatures needed for proper stir-frying. If you cook Asian-style food regularly, a wok burner is well worth having. If you rarely use a wok, the high-output burner is still useful for boiling large pots of pasta or stock quickly.
4. Does a 5 burner gas cooktop need a larger rangehood?
Your rangehood should be at least as wide as your cooktop for proper extraction coverage. So if you have a 75cm or 90cm 5 burner cooktop, you will need a rangehood of matching or greater width. A 60cm rangehood will not provide adequate coverage over a wider cooking surface, which means steam and cooking odours from the outer burners will not be captured effectively. Browse our rangehoods range to find a model that suits your cooktop width.
5. Can a 5 burner gas cooktop be used with LPG?
Yes. Like all gas cooktops, 5 burner models are typically supplied configured for natural gas and can be converted to LPG using a conversion kit. The conversion must be carried out by a licensed gas fitter. Always check whether the kit is included or needs to be purchased separately, and confirm your home's fuel type before buying.