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An AGA Module gives you additional conventional cooking space alongside your AGA range cooker, while retaining the distinctive AGA look.

Depending on the model, an AGA Module can add a conventional fan oven, slow-cook oven, grill and additional hob space. Because the module operates independently from the main cast-iron cooker, it gives you extra flexibility when you need more cooking capacity or want to use conventional oven functions.

Walter Dix & Co supplies AGA Modules to complement current AGA range cookers, including suitable configurations for the AGA Classic, AGA Signature and AGA Compact.

What Is an AGA Module?

An AGA Module is an additional cooker designed to sit alongside and complement an AGA. While the main AGA uses cast-iron radiant heat, a module provides more familiar conventional cooking functions that can be switched on and off independently.

This makes an AGA Module particularly useful when you need extra oven capacity, want the speed and precision of a conventional fan oven, or prefer to use a separate hob for certain types of cooking.

Modules are finished in AGA’s vitreous enamel, allowing them to visually integrate with the main cooker rather than looking like a separate appliance.

AGA 50cm Modules

The 50cm AGA Module is the more compact option and is designed to add useful extra cooking and hob functionality without significantly increasing the overall width of the cooker.

Current 50cm modules are available with either an induction hob or warming plate, depending on the configuration. They are particularly well suited to kitchens where space is limited but additional cooking capacity or a different style of hob would be useful.

For buyers considering an AGA Classic or AGA Signature, a 50cm module can provide a practical way to expand the cooker while maintaining a coordinated appearance.

AGA Module 60

The AGA Module 60 provides a broader range of conventional cooking functions in a 60cm-wide unit.

Depending on the specification, an AGA 60cm Module can include a conventional fan oven, slow-cook oven with an integral grill and a choice of gas or ceramic electric hob. This gives you conventional oven cooking alongside the radiant-heat cooking of the main AGA.

The 60cm module is therefore a particularly useful option for larger households, frequent entertaining or anyone who wants the flexibility of conventional cooking alongside their AGA.

AGA Electric Modules

For buyers specifically looking for an AGA electric module, current options include modules with induction, warming plate or ceramic hob configurations, depending on the AGA model and module size selected.

An electric module operates independently from the main cooker, so it can be used only when required. This can be useful for quick everyday cooking, additional oven space or occasions when you do not need to use the full AGA.

If energy consumption is an important consideration, you can also compare the latest figures on our AGA running costs page.

Gas or Electric AGA Module?

The right choice depends largely on how you prefer to cook and the services available in your kitchen.

A gas hob provides immediate flame control and may suit cooks who prefer traditional gas cooking. Electric options, including ceramic and induction configurations on selected modules, provide a flat cooking surface and allow the module to operate without a gas hob supply.

The module itself gives you conventional oven functionality whichever hob option you choose, making it a useful complement to the radiant heat cooking of an AGA.

Integrated AGA Module or Freestanding Cooker?

An integrated AGA Module is designed to sit directly alongside the main cooker so that the two appliances form a coordinated installation.

If you want similar conventional cooking flexibility but do not need the appliance to be integrated with your main AGA, the AGA Mini and other compact AGA options may also be worth considering, depending on your kitchen layout and requirements.

The best solution will depend on the amount of space available, the AGA model you own or are purchasing, and the additional cooking functions you want.

How Much Does an AGA Module Cost?

AGA Module prices vary according to size, hob type, finish and the main AGA model they are being paired with.

As a guide, current AGA pricing shows 50cm Classic and Signature modules starting from around £2,500 for warming-plate versions, while induction configurations are priced higher. Current 60cm gas and ceramic modules are typically around £5,500, although prices can vary by finish and configuration.

For the latest AGA Module prices and available combinations, please contact Walter Dix & Co before ordering.

Can You Add a Module to an Existing AGA?

In many cases, a module can be added alongside an existing AGA, but suitability depends on the cooker model, available space and the electrical or gas services available in the kitchen.

It is therefore worth checking compatibility before choosing a module, particularly where an existing cooker is an older or discontinued model.

Walter Dix & Co can help you establish which current module options are suitable for your AGA and kitchen layout.

Choosing the Right AGA Module

The main decision is whether you need a compact 50cm module or the additional conventional cooking capacity of a 60cm module.

You should also consider whether induction, ceramic, warming-plate or gas cooking best complements the way you already use your AGA. If you are choosing a completely new cooker, it is worth looking at the module and main AGA together rather than treating them as separate purchases.

Explore the current AGA range, or speak to the Walter Dix & Co team for help comparing the available configurations.

Need Help Choosing an AGA Module?

If you’re considering adding an AGA Module to a new or existing cooker, our team can help you compare the available sizes, hob options, colours and compatible AGA models.

Contact Walter Dix & Co for advice or visit our showroom to discuss the best AGA configuration for your kitchen.

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