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Starworth Free Standing Cooker | 60x90cm Size | 4 Gas Burners | 2 Electric Plates | Electric Oven
Switch from LPG to grid power mid-recipe, so chapati, pilau and chai stay on schedule through blackouts and empty cylinders.
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Starworth Free Standing Cooker in the 60x90cm size, with 4 gas burners and 2 electric plates, is now available at Mascom International for KSh 67,000. This brand new and sealed unit gives you six cooking zones on a single stainless steel top, plus a built-in electric oven that bakes, roasts and grills. The Starworth Free Standing Cooker measures 90cm across and 60cm deep, so it slots into a full-width cooker space without custom cabinetry. It plugs into a standard wall socket and connects to any regular LPG cylinder through a regulator. Inspect it at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order it for countrywide delivery.
Built for big households and home-based food businesses across Kenya, the Starworth Free Standing Cooker solves a familiar problem. The gas runs out halfway through supper, or the power goes off just as the chapati dough is ready. With both fuels on one appliance, you simply switch zones and keep cooking. Families feeding eight or more, mama mboga kitchens that sell mandazi in the morning, and caterers preparing pilau for weekend events all gain from six pots running side by side. Fewer trips to the gas refill shop and fewer cold dinners follow naturally.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell cookers without explaining gas connections or oven care, Mascom International walks you through both before you pay. The Starworth Free Standing Cooker competes with wider-known brands at a lower price while matching their six-zone layout and oven. Buyers throughout Kenya tell us the dual-fuel top is the feature they use daily, not occasionally. Customers in Kisumu, Nakuru and Eldoret order through Mascom International regularly, and the Starworth Free Standing Cooker reaches them with pay-on-arrival delivery. Call or WhatsApp us today to reserve a unit.
Common Questions About the Starworth Free Standing Cooker
Is the Starworth Free Standing Cooker worth KSh 67,000 in Kenya?
Yes, if you cook for a large household or a small food business. At KSh 67,000, the Starworth Free Standing Cooker gives you six cooking zones and an electric oven, which works out to roughly KSh 184 a day across its first year. That buys a gas-and-electric backup system, a baking oven and a 90cm cooktop in one stainless steel frame. Buying a separate tabletop gas stove, hotplate and countertop oven costs space and creates three appliances to maintain.
How does the Starworth Free Standing Cooker keep working during a KPLC power cut?
The four gas burners on the Starworth Free Standing Cooker run on LPG, so they keep cooking when the electricity goes off. Only the two electric plates and the electric oven need power. During a blackout, move your pots to the gas side and continue. Keep a gas lighter beside the cooker so you can light the burners without power. When your gas cylinder runs empty before the refill arrives, the electric plates and oven take over the same evening.
Does the Starworth Free Standing Cooker have a gas oven or an electric oven?
The Starworth Free Standing Cooker uses an electric oven, which Kenyan retailers list with baking, roasting and grilling functions. Electric ovens hold a steadier temperature than most gas ovens, which helps cakes rise evenly and bread brown consistently. The trade-off is that you cannot bake during a power outage. If you bake for sale, plan baking for hours when supply is stable, and use the gas burners for stews, ugali and chapati when the lights go off.
How does the Starworth Free Standing Cooker compare with a Hisense 90cm cooker?
Both give you a 90cm cooktop with gas and electric zones, so the choice comes down to budget and brand preference. The Starworth Free Standing Cooker costs KSh 67,000 at Mascom International and covers six zones plus an electric oven with grilling. Hisense carries a larger international service network and a more recognised name. If you want the same six-zone flexibility for daily family cooking, Starworth delivers it for less. Ask on WhatsApp for current Hisense pricing before you decide.
How much kitchen space does the Starworth Free Standing Cooker need?
Plan a gap at least 90cm wide and 60cm deep for the Starworth Free Standing Cooker. That is 50% wider than a standard 60cm cooker, so measure between your counters before ordering. Leave breathing room at the sides and back so heat escapes and the gas hose is never pinched. Position the cylinder outside the cabinet next to the cooker, not behind it. Our team can confirm the exact unit dimensions on WhatsApp if your space is tight.
Can the Starworth Free Standing Cooker handle catering orders for events?
Yes, for small-scale catering run from home. The Starworth Free Standing Cooker lets you boil rice, simmer beef stew, fry chapati and keep chai warm on separate zones at the same time. The electric oven handles trays of roast chicken or cakes alongside that. It is a domestic appliance, so it suits graduation parties, chama meetings and church functions. For daily commercial volumes feeding hundreds, a dedicated commercial burner range will serve you better.
Which gas setup do I need for the Starworth Free Standing Cooker?
The Starworth Free Standing Cooker connects to a standard Kenyan LPG cylinder through a regulator and approved gas hose. Brands such as K-Gas, Total and Pro Gas all fit with the correct regulator for that cylinder. The cylinder, regulator and hose are not part of the cooker box. Have a qualified gas fitter make the connection and test every joint with soapy water. Never use a hose that shows cracks, especially near the warm oven body.
How do I keep the stainless steel looking clean in a humid kitchen?
Wipe the Starworth Free Standing Cooker top after each meal with a damp cloth and mild soap, then dry it. Stainless steel resists rust, but salty spills and coastal humidity in Mombasa or Kilifi can leave marks if left overnight. Lift the pan supports weekly and soak them in warm water. Avoid steel wool, which scratches the finish. Clean the oven once it cools, and never spray water directly onto electric plates or control knobs.
Who should buy the Starworth Free Standing Cooker, and who should skip it?
Buy the Starworth Free Standing Cooker if you feed a big household, run a home food business, or want reliable cooking through power cuts and gas shortages. Skip it if your kitchen has less than 90cm of free width, or you live alone in a bedsitter. A compact 60cm cooker or a two-burner tabletop gas stove suits small spaces better. Mascom International stocks smaller options, so ask us on WhatsApp for a better match.
Technical Specifications
Cooktop Layout and Cooking Zones
- Six cooking zones in total, letting you run six pots at once for large family meals or orders.
- Four gas burners take up most of the top, giving you fast heat for frying, boiling and stewing.
- Two electric plates sit alongside the burners, so cooking continues when your LPG cylinder runs empty.
- Separate control knobs on the front panel let you manage each zone without reaching over hot pots.
- A 90cm-wide cooktop leaves room for a large sufuria beside a frying pan without crowding handles.
- Mixed fuel zones let you simmer beans on electric while searing meat on gas at the same time.
Gas Burner Performance
- Four LPG burners provide quick, visible flame control, ideal for chapati, mandazi and fast stir-fries.
- Removable pan supports cradle sufurias and frying pans steadily, and lift off for easy weekly cleaning.
- Gas cooking runs independently of grid power, so meals stay on schedule through scheduled and unplanned outages.
- Flame height adjusts smoothly from a gentle simmer for githeri to a strong boil for rice or pasta.
- Burners connect to standard Kenyan LPG cylinders through a regulator and approved hose fitted by a professional.
- Four flames at once let you cook breakfast, lunch prep and chai together before the morning school run.
Electric Hotplates
- Two electric plates give you a backup cooking zone whenever the gas cylinder empties mid-meal.
- Steady electric heat suits slow cooking such as stews, porridge and sauces that burn easily on flame.
- Plates heat without an open flame, which some families prefer when children are close to the cooker.
- Knob control lets you hold a low setting for keeping chai, soup or milk warm without boiling over.
- Using electric plates during off-peak hours lets you stretch each LPG refill further across the month.
- Plates work with flat-bottomed sufurias and pans, which make full contact and heat food far more evenly.
Electric Oven and Grill
- A built-in electric oven bakes cakes, bread and scones with steadier heat than many gas ovens.
- Roasting function handles whole chicken, nyama choma cuts and trays of potatoes for family gatherings.
- Grilling function browns the tops of dishes and crisps meat, replacing a separate countertop grill appliance.
- Oven sits below the cooktop, so you can bake and cook on all six zones at the same time.
- Front-opening door lets you check food without lifting heavy trays over hot burners on the top.
- Electric oven heat avoids the gas smell some bakers notice inside cakes from poorly tuned gas ovens.
Build Quality and Daily Durability
- Stainless steel finish resists rust and wipes clean quickly after oily frying or spilled porridge.
- Free-standing design means no built-in cabinetry is needed, so you can install it in rented homes easily.
- Silver stainless body matches most kitchen colours and hides minor marks better than painted white enamel.
- Solid four-corner footing keeps the cooker steady on tiled or cemented kitchen floors common in Kenya.
- Removable pan supports and oven parts make deep cleaning possible without tools or a technician.
Size and Installation Requirements
- The 60x90cm footprint needs a gap at least 90cm wide and 60cm deep between kitchen counters.
- Requires a standard household wall socket for the electric plates and oven, plus an LPG cylinder connection.
- Place the gas cylinder beside the cooker rather than behind it, so the hose stays cool and visible.
- A qualified gas fitter should connect and leak-test the gas line before you light any burner.
- Leave clearance at the sides and back so heat escapes and surrounding cabinets stay cool during long cooking.
Package Contents
The Starworth Free Standing Cooker arrives boxed, brand new and ready for installation in your kitchen. Inside the box you receive:
- Starworth Free Standing Cooker with four gas burners and two electric plates
- Pan supports for the gas burners
- Oven tray and oven shelf
- User manual and warranty card
The LPG cylinder, regulator and gas hose are sold separately, so you can match them to your preferred gas brand.
Warranty
The Starworth Free Standing Cooker ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal household use. Any claim is handled through our Nairobi CBD service desk, where our team inspects the cooker, coordinates repair or replacement, and keeps you updated on WhatsApp until the issue is resolved.
Buying the Starworth Free Standing Cooker from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the Starworth Free Standing Cooker in a silver stainless steel finish at our Nairobi CBD location: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to open the oven door, test the knobs and check the size before committing.
Three ways to order:
- Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the Starworth Free Standing Cooker the same day. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the cooker on arrival and pay only once you are satisfied.
The Starworth Free Standing Cooker comes covered by the 12-month warranty detailed above.
Mascom International serves households and small food businesses nationwide with clear product advice, current Kenyan pricing, and direct after-sales support from our Nairobi CBD store. Send us your kitchen measurements on WhatsApp, and we will confirm the fit before dispatch.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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