A teppanyaki hob introduces a dedicated cooking surface into the kitchen layout. Explore Fisher & Paykel auxiliary teppanyaki hobs and consider how this cooking function can sit alongside the other appliances in your kitchen.
Choosing and integrating a teppanyaki hob
Two formats to compare
The collection includes the 30 cm CIT302DX1 and 39 cm CIT392DX1 Series 11 models. Compare the exact product dimensions and installation drawings rather than using the nominal width as the worktop cut-out measurement. The available space must accommodate the complete appliance arrangement, not only its visible surface.
Plan around the way you cook
Think about the role the teppanyaki surface will play alongside your other cooking equipment. Place preparation space, utensils and serving areas within a practical sequence, and allow room to move hot cookware or prepared ingredients without crossing another working area.
In an island, the cooking position also affects the relationship with people seated nearby. In a wall arrangement, consider how the appliance fits between the preparation area and other kitchen functions. The right location follows your everyday routine as well as the visual composition.
Bring installation and design together
Check the selected model's requirements for the worktop, surrounding cabinetry, electrical connection and ventilation with the relevant installer. Refer to its documentation for operating instructions, cleaning and the supplied components.
Bødker & can help coordinate the appliance choice with the kitchen layout and material palette. See our kitchen appliances for the wider context, then use the individual product pages to compare the two teppanyaki formats.