One of the most common questions we hear include the following: “What are the 2 oven Aga dimensions?” “3 oven Aga dimensions?” “4 oven Aga dimensions?“… yes and even Aga dimensions for 5 oven cookers. Whether you are planning a new kitchen, replacing a freestanding cooker, or measuring an existing hearth, the key figures are width, height to the hob, height to the rear upstand, lid-open height, and depth (excluding the towel rail).
Below you will find the standard measurements for traditional Aga range cookers (1941 to 1972) and modern Deluxe Aga range cookers (1974 onwards). Two- and three-oven models share the same external footprint, while four- and five-oven models share the larger width. Use these as a reliable starting point, then check the specific technical sheet for your model where rear splashback or upstand details are involved.
If you would like help measuring for an Aga range cooker in Yorkshire, our team can advise on layout, plinth height and installation clearances before you commit to a model.
At John Wray Range Cookers, we focus exclusively on reconditioned and refurbished Agas, which is why it’s important to note that the dimensions here relate to traditional and modern (Deluxe) cast-iron models; brand-new Aga ranges can vary by series, so please refer to the manufacturer specification for those.
| Model type | Width | Height to hob top | Height to rear upstand | Height to lid raised | Depth (excluding towel rail) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 and 3 oven traditional Aga (1941 to 1972) | 987 mm | 851 mm | Varies by model | Approx. 1330 mm | 679 mm |
| 4 oven traditional Aga (1941 to 1972) | 1487 mm | 851 mm | Varies by model | Approx. 1330 mm | 679 mm |
| 2 and 3 oven modern Deluxe Aga (1974 onwards) | 987 mm | 851 mm | Varies by model | Approx. 1330 mm | 679 mm |
| 4 and 5 oven modern Deluxe Aga (4 oven 1974 onwards, 5 oven post-2000) | 1487 mm | 851 mm | Varies by model | Approx. 1330 mm | 679 mm |
Notes:
Traditional cast-iron Aga range cookers have a consistent footprint and a squarer top plate profile. The oven count changes internal layout rather than the external body size.
If you are refreshing a heritage cooker, a full Aga refurbishment or Aga re-enamelling keeps the external size the same while restoring performance and finish.
Modern Deluxe Aga range cookers keep the classic cast-iron proportions, with the same height band and a wider body as oven count increases.
Rear splashback and lid clearance details vary by model, so confirm the exact measurements on the specification sheet before finalising cabinetry or shelves.
Agas are cast-iron heat stores, so they expand slightly as they warm up. Planning a sensible clearance makes the cooker safer and easier to live with.
Our Aga installation in Yorkshire team can review your layout, while our Aga flue installation service ensures safe, compliant venting when required.
The standard hob height for both traditional and modern Deluxe Agas is 851 mm, which typically lines up with standard worktops once the correct plinth is in place. The space above the hob needs just as much attention.
Measure from the finished floor level (including tiles) to avoid surprises during fitting.
The published depth is measured to the cooker body and excludes the towel rail and handles, so allow extra projection at the front.
If space is tight, consider how you will stand, lift and turn with hot trays. A little extra clearance makes daily cooking far more comfortable.
Choosing between a 2-oven and 4-oven Aga usually comes down to width, cooking volume and how you use your kitchen day to day. A 2-oven model suits smaller spaces and everyday cooking, while a 4 or 5 oven cooker gives you extra capacity for entertaining, batch cooking and large family meals.
If you are working within a narrow chimney breast or alcove, the 987 mm width of a 2-oven Aga often fits neatly between standard cabinets. If you have room for 1487 mm, a 4-oven Aga becomes a true centrepiece with the flexibility to roast, bake and simmer at the same time.
We supply fully rebuilt cookers with transparent reconditioned Aga prices and can help you buy a reconditioned Aga that matches both your space and your cooking style.
Based near Richmond, we have been measuring, installing and restoring Agas across Yorkshire since 1990. We will confirm your measurements, check clearances and guide you through the right options for your home.
Whether you need an Aga installation, a modern Deluxe Aga electric conversion, or a full Aga refurbishment, our team offers straight-talking advice backed by decades of hands-on experience. Learn more About John Wray Range Cookers.
If you would like a second pair of eyes on your measurements, or want help choosing the right model for your kitchen, request a callback. We will talk through sizing, clearances and the best installation route for your home.
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