The short answer: A typical built-in oven weighs between about 30 and 50 kg (66 to 110 lb), with most standard models landing around 35-45 kg.
Built-in oven weight by type
A built-in oven is designed to slot into kitchen cabinetry. Its weight depends mainly on size, build materials, and the features it includes.
| Type (example) | Typical weight |
|---|---|
| Compact built-in oven | about 25-30 kg (55-66 lb) |
| Standard single built-in oven | about 35-45 kg (77-99 lb) |
| Pyrolytic / feature-rich oven | about 45-55 kg (99-121 lb) |
| Double built-in oven | about 55-70 kg (121-154 lb) |
| Steam combination oven | about 40-55 kg (88-121 lb) |
What affects built-in oven weight
- Size and capacity. Larger internal volume means more material and weight.
- Single vs double. Double ovens roughly add the weight of a second cavity.
- Insulation. Pyrolytic self-cleaning models use heavier insulation.
- Materials. Stainless steel facings and thick glass doors add weight.
- Features. Added functions like steam or extra heating elements increase mass.
- Brand and build quality. Premium models tend to be heavier and sturdier.
How built-in oven weight compares
A typical built-in oven at 35-45 kg weighs roughly the same as a large bag of cement or an average ten-year-old child.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a built-in oven weigh?
Most built-in ovens weigh between about 30 and 50 kg. Standard single models usually fall around 35 to 45 kg.
Are double built-in ovens much heavier?
Yes. A double built-in oven can weigh roughly 55 to 70 kg because it essentially contains two oven cavities.
Do I need help installing a built-in oven?
Because they typically weigh 30 to 50 kg and must be lifted into a cabinet, two people are usually recommended for safe installation.

