Ovens & hobs

Ovens and hobs in the Philippines: prices and how to buy

Updated 4 November 2026

A 60 cm cooker or range in the Philippines usually costs between ₱18,798 and ₱33,016 in November 2026, according to sellers' websites, while a single built-in gas hob can be under ₱3,000. For a current price on the exact model you want, send a free request on BlaBlaPrice.

Local rules and what to check

Household electrical appliances, including ovens, must meet the Mandatory Philippine National Standards (PNS) for household and similar electrical appliances under Department Administrative Order 18-03, and samples are tested by a laboratory recognised by the Bureau of Philippine Standards. Under the Consumer Act (Republic Act 7394), a warrantor must repair or replace a defective product for free within the warranty. Warranty periods are often quoted from 60 days to one year, and many brands cover only units used in the Philippines, so check the brand's Philippine terms before you buy.

Season and kitchen heat

The climate is hot all year, so a cooker adds heat to a kitchen that is already warm. Ventilation matters: a cooker hood or an open window keeps the room comfortable, and the wet season is still running in November in much of the country. Demand for ovens rises before the December holidays, when many families cook for Noche Buena, so order by early December if you want the cooker working for the festive season.

Delivery, gas and installation

Gas ranges need an LPG connection with a regulator, while electric models need a 220 V supply and a circuit that can carry the load. Ask whether delivery and installation are included in the price and whether a technician can connect the unit in Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City. Measure the space in centimetres first: 60 cm is the common width for a range, and a 90 cm model needs a wider opening.

What to write in your request

Name the item (oven, hob, range or cooker), the heating type (gas, electric or induction), the width in centimetres, whether you need built-in or freestanding, the make and model if you know it, and whether you want it new or used. Add the city where it will be installed and your budget in pesos.

Requests are free for buyers. Describe the item in your own words in the chat and add a photo of the space or the old appliance if it helps. BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with their own offer, price and delivery terms, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. You can browse cookers and ovens or read how BlaBlaPrice works.