Everhot
Everhot are a family owned, British company best known for their class-leading economic heat-storage cookers and their unyielding dedication to precise high standards - all their products are engineered to the highest standards and handbuilt at their factory in the Cotswolds.
Everhot Cookers
A low energy electric heat storage cooker providing supreme cooking performance and a gentle background warmth to the kitchen.
Reduce power consumption and heat output (only if you want to) by using the programmable 'ECO' function.
Everhot Extractor Hood
By Westin Ltd
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Engineered in Yorkshire by Westin Ltd to Everhot's high standards, and in matching colours, it's the perfect partner for your new Everhot cooker.
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Everhot Electric Stove (Roomheater, with Oven)
Ideal for the 'snug', home office, conservatory, Shepherd's hut, hobby room or man-cave!
Providing adjustable warmth (up to 1.5kW) to the room and incorporating a small oven too. (You can bake a cake or warm your lunch whilst you work!)
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Everhot Electric Heater (Roomheater stove, no Oven)
For those who don't need an oven - the Everhot Heater has the same good looks, supreme build quality and 1.5kW (thermostatically controlled) heating capability as the Everhot Electric Stove, but without the oven for a slightly lower overall weight and a lower price-point.
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Everhot BBQ Grill
Introducing the fabulous outdoor BBQ Grill.
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Raise or lower the cooking deck to achieve the perfect heat, and choose from different cooking plates to suit whatever you're grilling.
Everhot Cleaning Guide
It's easy to keep an Everhot clean (and keeping on top of it is the best way to do it!)
If it does need some TLC then you don't have to spend ages doing it.
See our Everhot Cleaning info here.
Low Running Costs
Around £20.00-£24.00 per week, and that's before you use the ECO energy-saving programme.
Running costs and fuel consumption
Everhot Cooker Quickstart Guide
- Stumped by the hotplate 'Loc'?
- Know how to set the grill default timer?
- Want to use the top oven 'Boost' function?
(And a few other questions answered.)
Download our quickstart guide here.
