four burner gas stove

per my opinion... there is no need for four burner stove... i have never seen all the burners full even for atleast once a month..
If planning is done, 2 burner or even 3 should be sufficient..

 

I would say a two burner is fine. Seen my sister in law use it, thought it was too cumbersome to use. There is never enough space between the vessels you are cooking in...still, its all each person's preferences.

 

a 4 burner stove halves the cooking time. I cook subzi and cooker ( for rice and dal) on the 2 back burners. The front ones I use for chappati, my hubby uses 2 tavas I roll the chappatis and he manages 2 tavas or if he is not at home I use the spare burner to heat milk , prepare tea,or something for kids etc. I cook everything in 1 go and finish work in kitchen in 30-45 mins.

 

I use 4burner,it saves a lot of time.

 

surely 4 burner gas if used efficiently saves lot of time!! but it depends on ur needs.
U can select for the one where the back burner are given a lift higher than the front burners. This make us to use the 4 burners effectively without the vessels being hitting each other.
A tava, cooker, frying pan all can be kept at once without space constraint, when compared to the flat type.

 

I changed from a three burner to a four burner.It helps a lot.I don't like to stay in the kitchen for too long...specially in the summers. I sit and cut vegetables in a cooler place and put dal ,vegetable ,rice to cook at the same time. The fourth burner is free for tea,milk ,rotis etc. It does help if you like to finish cooking in one go.

 

If u can manage multiple items cooking at a time u can prefer that we r using from my childhood and my mom now preceding 4 burner for me also

 

I moved from Prestige 3 burner to 4 burner gasstove. It is duplex model where 2 burners are at a higher level.

Buy Gas Tables DGS 04 G online - PrestigeTTK

It seems to be out of stock at the moment but there are several glass top ones in similar model.