Urban Line Enamel Cookware Series
Enamel cooking pots
The high-quality cooking pots from the URBAN LINE impress with their stylish design, outstanding functionality, and particularly durable materials. Thanks to their special combination of robust stainless steel and a nickel-free, antibacterial enamel coating, the pots meet the highest hygiene requirements. The smooth surface not only makes cleaning easy, but also ensures optimal cooking conditions – without any harmful substances.
Efficient cooking on all types of stoves
The enamel cookware impresses with its even heat transfer and excellent heat retention. This enables energy-efficient cooking processes with precise temperature control – whether on an induction stove, gas, glass ceramic, or electric hob.
The included glass lid allows you to see inside while cooking without losing heat. The URBAN LINE stands for modern cookware with timeless aesthetics – available in either matte white or matte graphite.
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