Ranges: What To Consider When Purchasing
Posted on September 10, 2024 By Pat D - Director of TrainingNot sure where to start? We've got you covered
Range Sizes
Fuel Types
Most Gas Ranges today are designed for natural gas, but most of these can also be converted to work with LP gas. Today's ranges are also available in Dual Fuel. Dual fuel utilizes both gas and electric. The benefit of a dual fuel range is that you have the great control of the gas cooking surface on the top, and an electric oven that provides consistent temperature control.
Color / Finish
Installation Type
Popular Features
Enjoy even more cooking options with a built-in air frying function. You'll get the crispy texture of fried food without actually frying!
Convection baking uses an internal fan to evenly distribute heat throughout the oven cavity, giving you evenly-cooked and consistent results.
When you've got a griddle on your range, you'll have the versatility and the space to grill pancakes, sear steaks, stir fry veggies, and more.
Looking to grill over an open flame in the comfort of your own kitchen? A range with a built-in grill is the answer!
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