The 3 Oven Aga Cooker

The 'Best of Both Worlds'!


The 3 oven Aga range cooker was released in 2003 and revolutionised Aga cooking. No more faffing with the cold shelf to moderate temperatures without compromising on space. Taking up the same footprint of the 2 oven model, it comes with 3 large ovens. A high-temperature roasting oven, a low temperature simmering oven and a moderate temperature baking oven. Each of these has the dimensions W: 349mm x H: 254mm x D: 495mm.

The roasting oven (top right) has an average temperature of between 220c-240c (depending on the shelf position inside the oven). The simmering oven (bottom right) sits at 140c. The baking oven (bottom left) is around 190c. These are average temperates and they will fluctuate slightly.


The 3 oven also comes with the classic 2 hotplates for pots and pans (boiling on left at around 315c, and simmering on right at about 215c). The control door (top left) houses all of the controls you need for setting the temperature. 3 Oven models are available in Gas, 13amp Electric, Controllable ElectricKit. Aga Rangemaster did release an oil version but it proved to be problematic as the oil line couldn't be gravity fed so it was quickly pulled.


The 3 oven model is extremely popular since it incorporates the size of the 2 oven with the added functionality of the baking oven. These models can be hard to find on the reconditioned market due to their young age and popularity.

We're Saltire Cookers.


We specialise in Refurbished Aga Cookers and Electric Aga Conversions to turn older Aga Cookers into efficient, controllable models (without losing the traditional design or radiant heat cooking).


Out of all of our cooker models, the brand new Esse Cookers offer unrivalled cooking experience, and the brand new Everhot Cookers are designed to be 'always on' whilst offering the lowest running costs possible.


We're Saltire Cookers.


We specialise in Refurbished Aga Cookers and Electric Aga Conversions to turn older Aga Cookers into efficient, controllable models (without losing the traditional design or radiant heat cooking).


Out of all of our cooker models, the brand new Esse Cookers offer unrivalled cooking experience, and the brand new Everhot Cookers are designed to be 'always on' whilst offering the lowest running costs possible.


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Our black steel plinths are available to add onto your cooker order if required. They add additional height to the overall Aga dimensions and are available in multiple heights to suit your kitchen design. Traditionally, these British-made Aga Cookers were 851mm from the base to the top of the black enamelled surface. When do you need a plinth? If your worktop or ideal working height is taller than 851mm and you want your Aga Cooker to match them, you'll need a plinth underneath. Brand new Aga Cookers (as well as our ESSE and Everhot cookers) have a fixed height plinth built into the cooker body. If you need these raised higher, you'll need to lay marine-grade plywood or concrete at the required height before installation. What sizes of plinths are available? Our plinths are available in 50mm to 80mm sizes. They also allow for levelling of the base before the assembly of the cooker begins. How do I choose my plinth size? When choosing your required height, you should consider your finished floor height vs your worktop height. It's standard for Aga Cookers to finish slightly proud of the worktop, since the top plate is curved rather than a right-angle ( photo shown below ). If you were to finish level with the worktop, you will have a bigger 'valley' in-between, where crumbs and debris love to collect! Usually, the plinth is seated onto the subfloor, with finished flooring/tiles ran up to and around the plinth once the cooker is built. Alternatively, you can either seat the plinth directly onto the finished floor/tiles, as long as they can bare the weight of the cooker, or we can raise the plinth using the adjustment legs, to allow the finished floor to tuck underneath slightly ( photo shown below). If choosing this option, you should bare in mind the supporting feet in each corner of the plinth start at around 20mm from the front of the plinth. This means your flooring could run underneath for a depth of around 20mm if preferred. After the cooker is built, there are NO adjustments in height, without a strip down and rebuild. What do Aga Cooker plinths look like?
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