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Eco Pizza Ovens

Compare our ovens

Compare our ovens side by side

Specifications for all four residential ovens in one place. Piccola and Mezzano ovens share the same core materials and construction method; the differences are shape, size and working space.

Full comparison

All four ovens at a glance

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SpecificationPiccola 60Piccola 70Mezzano 70Mezzano 90
StyleCompact iglooCompact iglooExtended frontExtended front
Internal diameter60 cm70 cm70 cm90 cm
Oven footprint (W x D)900 x 900 mm1000 x 1000 mm1000 x 1100 mm1200 x 1300 mm
Height, excluding flue pipeapprox. 680 mmapprox. 700 mmapprox. 780 mmapprox. 840 mm
Door opening (W x H)440 x 260 mm460 x 295 mm460 x 250 mm540 x 290 mm
Corner base planAsk usAsk us1200 x 1200 mm1400 x 1400 mm
Flue sectionapprox. 250 mmapprox. 250 mmapprox. 500 mmapprox. 500 mm
Brick archOptionalOptionalIncludedIncluded
Oven door and pizza spadeIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Wheeled stand (optional)approx. R3,500approx. R3,500approx. R4,000approx. R6,500
PriceR13,250R14,650R15,845R17,945

Measurements are approximate. Delivery and wheeled stands are quoted separately. Most residential ovens are supplied fully assembled; a kit is available where access is restricted.

Which one for you?

Choose by space and style

Not sure which size you need? Our guide explains how to choose for your space, your braai area and the way you cook: What size pizza oven do I need?

Most compact

Piccola 60

R13,250

Choose it if space is tight or you want the most compact oven in our range.

Base: 90 x 90 cm

Compact, more room

Piccola 70

R14,650

Choose it if you like the igloo shape but want more room on the cooking floor.

Base: 100 x 100 cm

Traditional look

Mezzano 70

R15,845

Choose it if you prefer the traditional extended front and a slightly larger usable floor.

Base: 100 x 110 cm

Largest floor

Mezzano 90

R17,945

Choose it if you want the largest cooking floor in our residential range.

Base: 120 x 130 cm

Most asked question

What is the difference between Piccola and Mezzano?

Piccola and Mezzano ovens are made from the same core materials and follow the same construction method. The main differences are their appearance and front profile. The Mezzano extends further at the front, creating a slightly larger usable cooking floor and requiring more material, which is why it costs more.

Spec sheets

Download the full specifications

Each spec sheet includes construction drawings and dimension drawings you can share with your builder.

Piccola Spec Sheet

Specifications, construction layers and front-view dimension drawings for the Piccola 60 and 70.

Mezzano Spec Sheet

Specifications, construction layers, footprint, and straight and corner base plans for the Mezzano 70 and 90.

Still deciding?

Send us a photo of your space and how you plan to use the oven. We will help you choose the right model and send a formal quotation.