Finding The Right Range For Your Kitchen

Whether you're remodeling a kitchen or upgrading your current one, purchasing a new range can be an exciting task. Today's ranges have the features and cooking technologies to elevate your cooking skills, from convection and Air Fry cooking methods to adjustable burners and touchscreen displays. We run through a variety of decisions you will need to make to help you answer the tough questions.

What is an Extended Cycle or Fresh Hold?

The type of fuel you choose for your cooktop will depend on your cooking preference, budget, and setup. Gas cooktops require - you guessed it - gas. So if you don’t have a gas line hooked up for your oven, you will want to consider the additional cost, or opt for electric or induction cooktop. If your cooking habits require accurate temperatures and immediate responsiveness, gas and induction are your best option. However, if your budget is on the lower end, an electric cooktop is likely your best choice.

Is Luxury Worth It?

The type of fuel you choose for your cooktop will depend on your cooking preference, budget, and setup. Gas cooktops require - you guessed it - gas. So if you don't have a gas line hooked up for your oven, you will want to consider the additional cost, or opt for electric or induction cooktop. If your cooking habits require accurate temperatures and immediate responsiveness, gas and induction are your best option. However, if your budget is on the lower end, an electric cooktop is likely your best choice.

Double or Single Oven?

The type of fuel you choose for your cooktop will depend on your cooking preference, budget, and setup. Gas cooktops require - you guessed it - gas. So if you don't have a gas line hooked up for your oven, you will want to consider the additional cost, or opt for electric or induction cooktop. If your cooking habits require accurate temperatures and immediate responsiveness, gas and induction are your best option. However, if your budget is on the lower end, an electric cooktop is likely your best choice.

Do You Really Need WiFi Connectivity?

The type of fuel you choose for your cooktop will depend on your cooking preference, budget, and setup. Gas cooktops require - you guessed it - gas. So if you don't have a gas line hooked up for your oven, you will want to consider the additional cost, or opt for electric or induction cooktop. If your cooking habits require accurate temperatures and immediate responsiveness, gas and induction are your best option. However, if your budget is on the lower end, an electric cooktop is likely your best choice.