This beautiful gas freestanding range produces flawless cooking results with Even-Heat True Convection. The unique bow-tie design and convection fan ensure the inside of the entire oven is heated to, and stays at, the perfect temperature. The oven is 5.8 cu ft., providing a large capacity that's perfect for preparing multiple dishes at once. The cooktop has 5 burners ranging from 5,000 to 18,000 BTU, letting you go from a rolling boil to a delicate simmer.
- Even-Heat True Convection - Produces flawless results. The unique bow-tie design and convection fan ensure the inside of the entire oven is heated to, and stays at, the perfect temperature.
- 5.8 Cu. Ft. Oven Capacity - Provides more room to cook large quantities or multiple dishes at once.
- 5 Burners (5k, 8k, 9.5k, 15k and 18k) - Provides the perfect range of cooking power from 5,000 to19,000 BTU, so you can go from a rolling boil to a delicate simmer.
- Aqualift® - Cleans your oven in less than an hour without odors and at a temperature below 200°F. This innovative system combines low heat with water to release baked-on spills.
- Storage Drawer - Adds additional storage space that's perfect for pots, pans and baking sheets.
- Hidden Bake - Covers up the baking element, making it easier to wipe away spills
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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