Comparison of Samsung and Gefest gas stoves

February 03, 2021

In recent years, built-in or panel-type gas stoves , which can be placed on the kitchen surface, have become very popular.

We have talked about built-in panels many times in Isurve's blogs, and we often review gas stoves that have different numbers of burners. The models we present belong to well-known brands, and today's blog is no exception, where we review Samsung and Gefest gas stoves.

Samsung NA64H3010CK

A beautiful gas stove from a Korean manufacturer that has a glass surface instead of a steel base, which sets it apart from competing models.

Such a gas panel is suitable for order-loving people who want to create a cozy interior design in the kitchen.

The glass surface and metal switches look very impressive.

Pros:

The stoves are conveniently placed, so a dish can be cooked on all four of them at the same time, which does not interfere with the placement of pots next to each other;
The switches are made of stainless steel, so they last a long time, work without any problems, and will not crack;
Electronic ignition is achieved thanks to a switch;
Understandable management of furnaces.

Cons:

After cleaning the stove, streaks of detergent remain on the glass;
Food spilled from the pan collects on the cast iron grates and turns into a thick layer of carbon;
Great care is required when placing a heavy pan or pot on the grill, as the glass may crack under the increased load;
The wire for connecting the electric ignition is short - the socket should be 1 meter away from the panel, otherwise you will have to use an extension cord.

Gefest CH 1211 K30

This is a practical Belarusian-made gas stove , which is distinguished by side-mounted switches . The surface is made of stainless steel and is easy to clean from grease.

Pros:

Very easy to clean;
This is one of the cheapest gas stoves in this category among normal manufacturers of kitchen appliances ;
The lateral placement of the handles makes it difficult for children to reach;
The flame not only ignites automatically, but is also fixed;
In the event of a fire, the gas is automatically shut off;
The rough surface of the grates prevents enameled dishes from falling off;
The largest burner is located near the edge, so cooking even in a huge pan will not cause you discomfort;
Durability of surface use - the top layer will never crack.

Cons:

If a heavy pot is placed on the stove's large burner, it will make a sound;
Large gaps between the cast iron grates - if you place a small pot on it, it may tip over;
The panel can only be installed in the middle or left corner of the kitchen;
If you turn the flame on the right rear burner to its maximum and place a wide-bottomed pot on it, be aware that there is a high chance of a fire;
When the stoves are wet, they need to be completely dry. Otherwise, the device will not turn on and you will have to wait.

See a review of inexpensive gas stoves from Bosch and Weissgauff at the link.

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