Built-In Hob Price in Pakistan 2026: All 16 NasGas Hobs From Rs 15,068, With Pictures
Built-in hob prices in Pakistan on the NasGas store: all 16 gas, glass and hybrid hobs from Rs 15,068 to Rs 48,300, sizes, LPG option and flame failure safety.

A NasGas built-in hob costs Rs 15,068 to Rs 48,300 on the NasGas store in Pakistan, read on 11 November 2026. The cheapest is the 2 burner DG-SN2 at Rs 15,068. The cheapest 3 burner hob is the DG-333 at Rs 19,100. Only two of the 16 models list a flame failure safety device, which cuts the gas if the flame goes out: the DG-234 G at Rs 46,500 and the DG-334G at Rs 48,300.
A built-in hob sits flush in a kitchen counter, unlike a table top stove. We read every price, size and feature below on nasgas.com, the maker's own store, which shows a sale price under a higher list price. All 16 were in stock on the day. We did not test these hobs.
NasGas built-in hob prices, all 16 models
NasGas lists 16 built-in hobs: 13 with 3 gas burners, 2 with 2 gas burners and one hybrid with 2 gas burners and an electric plate. Prices run from Rs 15,068 to Rs 48,300. Finishes are stainless steel or tempered glass.
| Model | Burners | Top | Size (mm) | Sale price (Rs) | List price (Rs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DG-SN2 | 2 gas | Stainless steel | 716 × 396 | 15,068 | 16,700 |
| DG-333 | 3 gas | Non-magnetic stainless steel | 762 × 431 | 19,100 | 20,400 |
| DG-931 BK | 3 gas | Black glass, chrome | 754 × 447 | 19,845 | 21,350 |
| DG-222 BK | 3 gas | Black and silver | 755 × 447 | 21,536 | 22,900 |
| DG-444 BK | 3 gas | Steel, black burners | 754 × 447 | 22,365 | 23,750 |
| DG-GN30 | 3 gas, 5.5 kW | Tempered glass | 760 × 450 | 23,625 | 25,500 |
| DG-1428 SS | 3 gas | Stainless steel | 720 × 400 | 24,230 | 26,000 |
| DG-1530 SS | 3 gas | Stainless steel | 760 × 450 | 25,095 | 26,300 |
| DG-31 G | 2 gas, 5.5 kW, LPG and natural gas | Tempered glass | 780 × 450 | 25,900 | 27,850 |
| DG-334 S | 3 large gas | Stainless steel | 870 × 510 | 27,500 | 29,500 |
| DG-225 G | 3 gas, 5.5 kW | Tempered glass | 760 × 450 | 29,275 | 30,875 |
| DG-934 S | 3 large gas, 5.5 kW | Stainless steel | 870 × 510 | 30,300 | 33,300 |
| DG-2034 SS | 3 gas | Stainless steel | 860 × 500 | 35,500 | 36,950 |
| DG-146 | 3 gas | Stainless steel | 780 × 450 | 37,620 | 39,250 |
| DG-234 G | 2 gas and 1 electric plate, flame failure device | Tempered glass | 880 × 520 | 46,500 | 49,000 |
| DG-334G | 3 large gas, 5.5 kW, flame failure device | Tempered glass | 860 × 500 | 48,300 | 50,150 |
The sizes are the product sizes NasGas prints, not the hole you cut in the counter. Ask the dealer for the cut out size before your carpenter starts.

A flame failure device matters in gas load shedding
When gas pressure drops and returns, a flame can go out while the knob stays open. A flame failure device (FFD) shuts the gas when the flame dies, NasGas says. Only the DG-234 G and DG-334G list one.
That is a real winter risk. Pressure falls at peak hours, and an open burner can fill a closed kitchen with gas. On the 14 hobs without an FFD, turn the knob off as soon as a flame dies, and air the kitchen before you light it again. Our guide to using gas appliances safely in winter covers the warning signs, and the gas load shedding schedule guide shows when pressure usually drops.
Budget hobs under Rs 25,000, with pictures
Seven NasGas hobs cost Rs 15,068 to Rs 24,230. All use pulse ignition, so there is no need for a match or lighter. They differ in top, burner layout and size.
NasGas DG-SN2

Rs 15,068, list price Rs 16,700. The cheapest hob, with 2 burners on a stainless steel top, 716 × 396 mm and 7.3 kg. NasGas says it suits small kitchens and flats.
NasGas DG-333

Rs 19,100, list price Rs 20,400. The cheapest 3 burner hob, in non-magnetic stainless steel, 762 × 431 mm.
NasGas DG-931 BK

Rs 19,845, list price Rs 21,350. The cheapest glass top: black glass with chrome accents and 3 burners. Glass wipes clean easily but can crack if a heavy pot drops on it.
NasGas DG-222 BK

Rs 21,536, list price Rs 22,900. A black and silver top with laser cut pan supports and 3 burners.
NasGas DG-444 BK

Rs 22,365, list price Rs 23,750. A stainless steel top with black burners, 754 × 447 mm.
NasGas DG-GN30

Rs 23,625, list price Rs 25,500. The cheapest tempered glass hob with 5.5 kW burners, which NasGas markets for fast heating and heavy daily use.
NasGas DG-1428 SS

Rs 24,230, list price Rs 26,000. The narrowest 3 burner hob at 720 × 400 mm, in stainless steel.
Mid range hobs from Rs 25,095 to Rs 37,620
Seven hobs cost Rs 25,095 to Rs 37,620. This group has the bigger 86 to 87 cm tops, the large burners and the only dual gas model.
NasGas DG-1530 SS

Rs 25,095, list price Rs 26,300. A 3 burner stainless steel hob, 760 × 450 mm.
NasGas DG-31 G Dual

Rs 25,900, list price Rs 27,850. The only hob NasGas sells for both LPG and natural gas, with 2 burners of 5.5 kW on tempered glass. It suits homes that switch to a cylinder in winter. Ask the dealer whether the jets need changing when you switch.
NasGas DG-334 S

Rs 27,500, list price Rs 29,500. A wide 870 × 510 mm steel hob with 3 large burners and cast iron pan supports. NasGas lists the burners as 5.5 kW in its text and 5 kW in its key features.
NasGas DG-225 G

Rs 29,275, list price Rs 30,875. Tempered glass with 3 burners of 5.5 kW, 760 × 450 mm.
NasGas DG-934 S

Rs 30,300, list price Rs 33,300. The same 870 × 510 mm size as the DG-334 S, with 3 large 5.5 kW burners.
NasGas DG-2034 SS

Rs 35,500, list price Rs 36,950. A heavy 860 × 500 mm steel hob, 23.1 kg, the heaviest in the range.
NasGas DG-146

Rs 37,620, list price Rs 39,250. The most expensive steel hob, 780 × 450 mm, with cast iron pan supports.
Safety hobs with a flame failure device
The two most expensive NasGas hobs, at Rs 46,500 and Rs 48,300, are the only ones that list a flame failure device. One also adds an electric plate for days with no gas.
NasGas DG-234 G Dual Energy Hybrid

Rs 46,500, list price Rs 49,000. Two gas burners plus a 1,500 watt ceramic electric plate on 8 mm tempered glass, with auto ignition and a flame failure device. When the gas fails, the plate still cooks, at 1.5 units an hour by our sum. It is the widest hob at 880 × 520 mm.
NasGas DG-334G Auto and Safety

Rs 48,300, list price Rs 50,150. Three large 5.5 kW burners on black tempered glass, cast iron pan supports and "Auto Safety with FFD Device", NasGas says. It is the top of the range.
Choose and fit a built-in hob in 5 steps
Pick the gas type and safety first, then the size that fits your counter. A hob needs a carpenter's cut out and a gas fitter, so plan both before you buy.
- Check your gas. Most hobs are for natural gas. If you use a cylinder, buy the DG-31 G or ask the dealer for LPG jets.
- Decide on an FFD. If your area has low pressure at meal times, the DG-234 G or DG-334G add a flame failure device.
- Measure the counter. Hobs here are 716 to 880 mm wide. Get the cut out size from the dealer, not the product size.
- Pick steel or glass. Steel is tougher against dropped pots. Glass is easier to wipe.
- Get a gas fitter. Use a proper hose and clamp, and test joints with soapy water, never a flame.

Above the hob, a hood keeps oil off the cabinets. Our NasGas kitchen hood price list gives the width of each one. If you would rather keep a free standing stove, see the NasGas gas stove price list or the cooking range price list.
Common questions about built-in hob prices
What is the built-in hob price in Pakistan?
NasGas built-in hobs cost Rs 15,068 to Rs 48,300 on nasgas.com on 11 November 2026, and all 16 were in stock.
What is the cheapest 3 burner built-in hob?
The NasGas DG-333 at Rs 19,100. The cheapest 3 burner glass top is the DG-931 BK at Rs 19,845.
Which NasGas hob has a flame failure device?
The DG-234 G hybrid at Rs 46,500 and the DG-334G at Rs 48,300. The other 14 do not list one.
Can a built-in hob run on LPG?
NasGas sells the DG-31 G for both LPG and natural gas, at Rs 25,900. For other models, ask the dealer about LPG jets.
Is there a hob with gas and electric together?
Yes. The NasGas DG-234 G has two gas burners and a 1,500 watt ceramic electric plate, at Rs 46,500.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 11 November 2026. Prices, stock, sizes, burner ratings, safety features and pictures come from the NasGas built-in hobs page and each product page there. The safety steps are general practice. Prices change without notice, and dealer prices may differ.
About the author

Lifestyle & Clothing Writer
Mahnoor Siddiqui is a lifestyle and clothing writer at Pakistan Era, joining the new lifestyle desk in November 2026.




