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Griddles

Griddles are the workhorse of fast-food and takeaway kitchens, delivering high-volume cooking capacity for burgers, steaks, pancakes, and vegetables. Choose from gas or electric models with smooth or grooved surfaces, sized from compact tabletop units to full base installations.

Suitable for cafés, restaurants, chip shops, and catering operations where speed and consistency matter.

Griddles are flat-cooking surfaces for grilling, frying and searing in high-volume takeaway and fast-food operations. Available in gas (6–7 kW) and electric (3.6–6 kW) tabletop and base models, smooth or grooved, ranging 400×600 mm to 600×600 mm. Choose gas for speed and output, electric for kitchen simplicity.

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When selecting a griddle, consider your fuel type (gas heats faster, electric offers even temperature control), cooking surface finish (smooth for burgers and eggs; grooved for steaks and veg), and whether you need a stand-alone base or tabletop footprint to fit your kitchen layout.

Power output ranges from 3.6 kW to 7 kW depending on model. Stainless steel construction ensures durability in high-use environments. Most units feature independent zone controls and splashbacks for staff safety.

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Common questions

Will a tabletop griddle fit my existing 600 mm prep counter?
Tabletop models are compact—typically 400×600 mm or smaller. Measure your counter space and base dimensions before purchase; base-mounted units require floor space and proper ventilation access.
Should I choose gas or electric?
Gas griddles (6–7 kW) heat faster and suit high-throughput takeaway. Electric (3.6–6 kW) require no gas supply, suit smaller premises, and are easier to install.
What's the difference between smooth and grooved surfaces?
Smooth griddles suit frying, pancakes and flat items. Grooved surfaces are designed for char-marking and drainage; choose based on your menu.
What power supply do I need for electric models?
Check the kW rating against your kitchen's available power. 3.6 kW suits most single-phase circuits; 6 kW units may require three-phase. Consult your electrician.
What's the price range for a typical griddle?
Entry-level electric tabletop models start around €1,300. Gas and larger units range €1,400–€2,100 inc. VAT, depending on size and kW output.
Do you stock chrome-finish griddles?
Yes. Chrome models are available in both gas and electric, tabletop configuration, typically at a premium of €100–€350 over standard finish.