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Stoves & ovens

A gas stove, an infrared cooker or an electric oven, depending on what your home runs on: a 4 burner tabletop gas stove with lid, a 4 burner stove with a steel stand and shelves, a 2 burner camping stove in a carry case, a touch control infrared cooker with one or two zones, and a 35 litre electric oven with two hot plates and rotisserie. For small kitchens, shared housing, newlyweds and any home that wants a practical stove without complications.

Buying guide: Air fryer, infrared cooker or electric pot? Cooking appliances and stoves guide for Iraq

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Stoves & ovens buying guide

The first question: gas or electric? A gas stove works any time without electricity or a generator, which is its biggest advantage in Iraq. The 4 burner tabletop stove with lid suits a small kitchen and sits on any counter, while the version with a steel stand and two shelves arrives ready to use with no table needed and gives storage for pots. The 2 burner camping stove in a carry case is the companion for trips, picnics and temporary housing.

An infrared cooker runs on electricity and heats any pot, including aluminium and clay, unlike induction. It suits homes without a gas supply, offices and student rooms, and comes with touch control and preset programs. One zone is enough for one or two people, two zones for cooking two dishes. The common mistake is running it on a weak line: an infrared cooker draws a heavy load, so check your amperage before relying on it with a generator.

The 35 litre electric oven with two hot plates on top is a complete solution for a small kitchen: bake bread, pizza and cake inside, cook stew on the plates above, and roast chicken on the rotisserie. 35 litres fits a medium family tray.

When buying, look at burner size (a large burner for big pots) and grate material, and a lid keeps dust off the stove when not in use.

Safety and care: check the gas hose and regulator every few months, never leave a stove running unattended, and clean the burners once cool. Wipe the infrared cooker with a soft cloth after the glass surface cools.

Order from us and pay on delivery, with free delivery across Iraq and a 30-day return guarantee.

Stoves & ovens: common questions

How much does a stove cost in Iraq?

Our 4 burner tabletop gas stove is about 50,000 IQD, with a steel stand about 72,000, and the 2 burner camping stove about 59,000. The single infrared cooker is about 53,000 and the double about 75,000, while the 35 litre electric oven with hot plates is about 108,000 IQD. Delivery is included.

Gas stove or infrared cooker, which is better for my home?

If you have a gas cylinder, a gas stove is cheaper to run and works without electricity. If you have no gas supply or live in a single room or office, an infrared cooker is cleaner and easier, but it needs stable power or a generator line that can take the load.

Does the infrared cooker work with any pot?

Yes. It heats with infrared, so it works with aluminium, steel, clay and glass, unlike induction, which needs magnetic cookware. Place the pot in the centre of the glass surface.

Is the 35 litre electric oven enough for a family?

35 litres fits a medium family tray and a whole chicken on the rotisserie, and suits a family of 3 to 5. With the two hot plates on top you can cook and bake at the same time, so it works as a replacement for a big stove in a small kitchen.

How long does delivery take and can I pay on delivery?

We call within 24 hours to confirm. Delivery takes 24 to 48 hours anywhere in Iraq, free of charge, and you pay the courier in cash on delivery.

Can I return the stove if it does not suit me?

Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to return or exchange it in its original condition with the box and accessories. We cover the return cost, and the refund is paid within 7 working days after inspection.