Which Gas Stove Panel Material Should Be Selected, Tempered Glass Or Stainless Steel?
The panel material of common gas stoves is composed of three materials, namely: "tempered glass, stainless steel, and artificial marble." Artificial marble panels are rarely used by gas stove manufacturers due to high processing costs, high prices, and poor applicability; while stainless steel and tempered glass are the two most commonly used materials for stove panels. Today, we will focus on explaining, when choosing a gas stove, should we choose tempered glass or stainless steel for the gas stove panel? Which panel gas stove is better?
Let's first introduce the advantages and disadvantages of these two gas stove panel materials!
Advantages of gas stoves with tempered glass panels:
1. High aesthetics, high-end and fashionable;
2. Easy to clean, oil and dirt are difficult to adhere to the panel;
3. It can have a variety of colors and patterns to choose from, and can be more adapted to different kitchen stove environments.
Advantages of Kexin tempered glass gas stove, easy to clean and hygienic
Stove glass panel, tempered glass gas stove panel
Disadvantages of gas cooktops with tempered glass panels:
1. Easily damaged and broken;
2. It is sensitive to changes in the difference between high and low temperatures, and cannot be left in high or low temperature environments for a long time, otherwise it is prone to self-crack;
3. Too bulky and difficult to transport and install.
Advantages of gas stoves with stainless steel panels:
1. Light and easy to transport, carry and install;
2. Resistant to impact, high and low temperatures and humid environments;
3. High safety, the panel can resist the impact caused by fire and high-intensity deflagration.
Disadvantages of gas stoves with stainless steel panels:
1. The surface is fragile and cannot be rubbed with sharp hard objects, as permanent scratches will appear;
2. The color tone is single, the panel color is gray-white stainless steel original color or black, and the coordination with the kitchen is low;
3. It is not easy to clean. Stainless steel panels are easy to adhere to oil stains, making cleaning more laborious.
From the advantages and disadvantages of different materials of tempered glass and stainless steel panels listed above, it is not difficult to see that each of them has its own strengths and weaknesses! When choosing a gas stove, consumers should choose a gas stove panel style that suits them based on their own considerations and different kitchen environments.
It should be noted that whether gas stoves with the same specifications use stainless steel panels or tempered glass panels, the costs of the two are almost the same for gas stove manufacturers. Regardless of the strength of the gas stove manufacturer, in terms of production workmanship and technology, considering the cost of the gas stove panel alone, there is not much difference in the cost and price of tempered glass and stainless steel of the same size used as gas stove panels! Therefore, if the other configurations of the gas stove are the same, the price of the gas stove will be greatly affected by whether the gas stove is made of stainless steel or tempered glass panel.
Pay attention to the safety of the panel. If you have elderly people or children at home and are worried about safety or collision, choose a stainless steel panel stove. If you like high-end products and want to make the kitchen more coordinated, and are hygienic and easy to clean, choose a tempered glass panel stove.
