Top 18 affordable Gas Cookers for £250 or less

The Gas Cooker: Many people consider them a godsend, thanks largely to their affordable running costs and the fact that they provide instant, easily controllable heat. Gas cookers can also be more attractive than plain old electric cookers, coming in a range of colours and styles to suit different tastes and kitchen designs (although, electric cookers have now started to come in different colours so you can colour-code your kitchen properly).
You can choose between freestanding and built-in gas cookers. Freestanding cookers obviously allow you to place your cooker wherever you want in the kitchen. Built-in cookers are more limited, on the other hand, but they tend to have separate hobs and ovens, so you can customise to a degree.
You don’t have to spend a fortune on a new gas cooker; there are several affordable gas cooker options that you can choose from for £250 or less. Let’s look at some examples.
- Essentials CFSGSV15 50 4-burner hob and single conventional oven. Expect to pay around £180
- Logik LFTG60A12 4-burner hob and single conventional oven. Expect to pay around £240
- Indesit I5GG(W) 4-burner hob and single conventional oven. Expect to pay between £180 and £230
- Flavel FSBG51S 4-burner hob and single conventional oven. Expect to pay around £180
- Hotpoint HAG51P 4-burner hob and single conventional oven. Expect to pay around £244
- iQ single cavity cooker. Expect to pay around £220
- Amica 508GG5W freestanding single cavity. Expect to pay around £240
- Gorenje GI52108AW single oven. Expect to pay around £240
- Flavel FSBG51W single cavity oven. Expect to pay around £250
- Indesit I5GG1S single oven. Expect to pay around £260
- Beko BDG581. Expect to pay around £230
- Indesit IT50GW. Expect to pay around £230
- Beko BDVG592. Expect to pay around £250
- Beko BSG580. Expect to pay around £180
- Logik LFTG60W12. Expect to pay around £230
- Homeking HCG500W. Expect to pay around £200
- Bush AG56S single oven. Expect to pay around £200.
- Swan SX1031B single oven.Expect to pay around £220.
As you can see, you really are spoilt for choice if you need an affordable gas cooker. If you need a bigger cooker for your large family you can get double ovens for around £250 if you look for special promotions. You can pick up some surprisingly good deals.

Fridge freezers are becoming ever more sophisticated these days with special features such as thermostatically controlled crisper drawers and the ability to withstand a power cut for more than 24 hours. Many are frost-free too while just about all that made our top 10 boast of excellent temperature control. And indeed, this is our pick of the best fridge freezer best buys:
If you have a limited budget and feel that you really need more fridge and freezer space, then you’re probably expecting to have to do an awful lot of research. But don’t despair – we’ve already done a lot of that for you to the extent that we’ve listed here the best value fridge freezers we could find for under £200.
Strapped for cash and devoid of sounds? Well you won’t be for long. Not if you purchase one of the following smart Hi fi systems – all of which come in under £50:
Do you have a limited budget at your disposal? Or perhaps you’re looking for a microwave for your work place so understandably are a bit reluctant to splash out a whole lot of money at once?
Thinking of buying a new washing machine but can’t exactly afford to splash the cash? Then worry not for these days you’d be amazed at the quality of the technology available in washing machines under £200. And here are our fab four:
These days you can spend as much as £1726.99 on a dishwasher (Miele’s G5935SCi XXL) or as little as £179.97 (Candy’s CFD612). They’ll all do pretty much the same job ie get your dishes and cutlery clean – such is the high standard in technology around.