ProCook review
Updated September 30, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
ProCook suits home cooks in GB who want a single supplier for cookware, knives, bakeware, tableware and food storage, with an induction ready range, warranties of 1 to 25 years and a 30 day return window. Cookware entry prices start at £36, and delivery is free above £60.
Key facts
- Best for
- One order for a full kitchen, from induction ready pans through to tableware, in the UK market.
- Price from
- £36↗
- Induction ready
- Yes↗
- Warranty
- 1 to 25 years↗
- Return window
- 30 days↗
- Markets
- GB↗
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Help-centre↗
- Products
- Cookware, Knives, Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware, Food storage
- Cookware materials
- Stainless, Cast iron
- Official website
- procook.co.uk
Furniture and home stores
- Free delivery threshold
- £60↗
- Departments
- Kitchen, Appliances
Facts checked September 30, 2026, 4 sources
Apps and profiles
Pros and cons
Pros
- A 30 day return window, matching the category median of 30 days in this listing.
- Warranty terms of 1 to 25 years across the range, set against a cookware category median of 10 years.
- The pot and pan range is induction ready, so induction hobs need no separate check before ordering.
- Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a question can be raised by phone as well as in writing.
- The order covers cookware, knives and bakeware, a wider spread than the cookware, knives and tableware list at Knivesandtools.
Cons
- Warranty length varies widely, from 1 to 25 years, so the cover depends on the piece you pick.
- ProCook lists GB as its market, so delivery and returns for buyers in other countries are not part of the terms here.
- Free delivery starts at £60, so a single pan order can still pick up a delivery charge.
- Cookware materials are limited to stainless and cast iron, so the metal choice is narrower than at a specialist cookware shop.
Who it suits
- Home cooks on induction who want pans, knives, bakeware and tableware in one basket, since the range is induction ready and covers cookware, knives and bakeware.
- Buyers in GB planning a full kitchen order, since free delivery starts at £60 and returns run 30 days.
- Shoppers who read the guarantee before buying, since warranty terms span 1 to 25 years across the range.
Who should look elsewhere
- Buyers outside GB, because the listed market is GB and the delivery and returns terms quoted here apply there.
- Collectors who want one specialist cast iron line, since Lodge is built around cookware and bakeware rather than a kitchen wide range.
- Knife buyers after a cutlery focused catalogue, since Knivesandtools lists cookware, knives and tableware and may suit a knife first order better.
Core features
ProCook's pot and pan range is induction ready as standard, so the pieces work on an induction hob without a separate check; induction ready lines make up 92.6% of the cookware brands in this ranking. Warranty is where ranges differ most: the guarantees run 1 to 25 years, and the cookware category median is 10 years, so the term printed on a saucepan and the term printed on a knife can be far apart. Anyone after a known cover length should read the guarantee on the exact piece rather than assume the longest figure carries across the range. Returns sit in a steadier band, 30 days, which matches the category median of 30 days and clears the shortest window in the ranking, 7 days. Together those details decide how long a piece is meant to last and how quickly a disappointing pan can leave the kitchen.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a ProCook pot or pan cost at the entry point?+
ProCook's entry point is £36 for a single piece, and that figure ranks 40 of 60 brands on price from. The range itself covers cookware, knives and bakeware, so a first order can be one frying pan or a full kitchen, and the pot and pan pieces are made in stainless and cast iron.
How long do ProCook guarantees run?+
Guarantees on ProCook pieces run 1 to 25 years, so the cover length depends on what you buy, and the longer end sits well above the cookware category median of 10 years. Read the term listed for each piece before committing to a larger set, since one brand name covers a wide spread of guarantees.
How long do ProCook returns stay open?+
ProCook gives 30 days to return a piece, which matches the return window most brands in this listing offer, 30 days, and is wider than the shortest window in the ranking, 7 days. That makes an induction ready pan bought by mistake straightforward to send back inside the standard window.
Is ProCook cookware suitable for an induction hob?+
The pot and pan range is induction ready, so it works on induction hobs as listed, and induction ready lines cover 92.6% of the cookware brands in this ranking. The pieces behind that are stainless and cast iron, so the metal choice is fairly narrow, but the hob question is settled for the range.
What do ProCook delivery charges run to?+
Delivery is free on baskets of £60 or more, so a single pan order can still carry a charge while a full kitchen order does not. Free delivery is common in this category, with 62.5% of the cookware brands in the ranking offering it, so the threshold is the detail to check before splitting an order into smaller ones.
Where does ProCook deliver?+
ProCook lists GB as its market, so pricing, delivery and the 30 day returns window are arranged for buyers in that country rather than a wider international spread. Anyone ordering from elsewhere should confirm the delivery cost and the return address before committing, since the terms described here cover that market.
How do I reach ProCook customer support?+
Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a question can go by email, by phone or through the help centre. Among cookware brands in the ranking, a help centre is offered by 93.2% and phone support by 52.3%, so ProCook covers the common routes rather than a single channel.
What does ProCook sell besides pots and pans?+
Beyond cookware, ProCook lists cookware, knives and bakeware as its product types, and its store categories are kitchen and appliances. That is a broader sweep than Lodge, which lists cookware and bakeware, and it means knives, bakeware, tableware, drinkware and food storage can join the same basket as the pans.
Sources
- procook.co.uk/page/frequently-asked-questions checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Free delivery threshold
“Free delivery when you spend over £60”
- procook.co.uk/page/guarantees checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Support channels, Warranty
“please contact us via telephone 0330 100 1010 and we will be happy to help, alternatively reach out to us at care@procook.co.uk”
- procook.co.uk/page/returns checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Markets, Return window, Departments
“Online purchases can be returned to any ProCook shop accross the UK”
- procook.co.uk/shop/cookware-and-bakeware/shop-all-pots-an... checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Cookware materials, Induction ready, Price from, Products
“Professional Stainless Steel Frying Pan Uncoated 20cm; Cast Iron - Cast iron casserole sets, Cast iron casseroles, Skillets”
Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
What changed
- September 30, 2026: axisScores cost was 8.8, now 8.7
Related by the facts
ProCook
One order for a full kitchen, from induction ready pans through to tableware, in the UK market.