What Is PVD Steel ?
PVD Metal Finishes
PVD, or Physical Vapor Deposition, is an advanced finishing process used to give stainless steel a rich, coloured metal surface while also improving its durability. During the process, precious metal compounds are applied to the stainless steel in a vacuum chamber, physically bonding with the surface to create a refined and long-lasting finish.
For gas hobs, PVD is ideal because it offers more than just colour. It helps strengthen the stainless steel surface, improving resistance to everyday wear, scratching, abrasion, corrosion and high temperatures. The result is a premium finish designed for real kitchen use, not just for appearance.
PVD finishes also bring a distinctive look to the hob. Gunmetal creates a deep, modern and understated style; copper gives a warmer, more characterful appearance; and gold adds a refined, luxury feel. Each finish enhances the stainless steel while allowing the hob to coordinate beautifully with other premium kitchen features.
The benefit is a gas hob that looks more individual, feels more luxurious and is better protected against the demands of daily cooking.
Performance that lasts
The latest gas hobs are fitted with the innovative High Efficiency
burners, which reduce gas consumption by up to 25% while offering up to
30% more power than the previous generation.
Top Mount or flush mount