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Cosmo 48" 5.8 cu. ft. Double Oven Dual Fuel Range w/ 6 Sealed Burners in Stainless Steel $4300 + Free Delivery *in stock again
$4,300.00
$5,799.99
Home Depot [homedepot.com] has Cosmo Commercial-Style 48 in. 5.8 cu. ft. Double Oven Dual Fuel Range w/ 6 Sealed Burners in Stainless Steel (COS-DFR486G) for $4299.99. Delivery is free. Notes: limit 1 per order
- Large double oven: a primary 3.97 cu. ft. capacity electric oven and a second 1.87 cu. ft. capacity oven
- 6 sealed burners: 18,000 BTU x 2, 13,000 BTU, 2 x 8,500 BTU and 4,200 BTU and 13,000 BTU Griddle
- Convection oven features dual convection fans for faster, even cooking
- Dual ovens are equipped with halogen lighting for easy monitoring
- Primary Oven has 5 functions : Convection Broil, Turbo Bake, Convection Bake, Bake, Broil
- Removable backsplash allows this range stove to be used as both for freestanding or slide-in installation
- Oven cavity cooling ventilation System for safe heat dissipation; our dual fuel range is designed with safety in mind and features overheating protection and a cool-to-touch oven handle to prevent burns
- Freestanding gas range with double oven comes standard for natural gas. Optional Liquid Propane Conversion Kit (sold separately)
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If you're going to be spending that much, stick to a brand you know will exists in a year or two from now. Wolf, Viking, Blue Star, Thermador, Dacor, Capital, ect. There are tons of well established and trusted brands that will be around 10 years from now if you need a replacement part.
i live in an area where people either favor electric ranges or go cheap on the kitchen and some homes have everything gas except the kitchen.
I have a question, does anyone know if a home has only a "gas fireplace" and "gas heating" but the kitchen is electric, do you think it is possible to remove the electric range and put in a gas range? if so how is this done? would i have to contact the gas supplier to extend?
thanks in advance,
i live in an area where people either favor electric ranges or go cheap on the kitchen and some homes have everything gas except the kitchen.
I have a question, does anyone know if a home has only a "gas fireplace" and "gas heating" but the kitchen is electric, do you think it is possible to remove the electric range and put in a gas range? if so how is this done? would i have to contact the gas supplier to extend?
thanks in advance,
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They're cutting corners on everything from the heat output of the burners, to selling this model as duel-fuel when it required a separate kit in order to be used with LP, to the thickness of the griddle plate. A 2 year warranty??? Honestly?
Overall, this is a range for someone who doesn't need the performance of a commercial unit but wants the vibe of being someone who needs the performance of a commercial unit.
BIL has an old oven in the garage that he swapped orifices and runs it off a propane tank. He only uses it at Thanksgiving when 10 dishes need to be in the oven at once.