Electric range

Electric stoves combine a great mix of value and functionality. Gone are the days of unattractive coil elements. Now, most brands offer a streamlined appearance using a smooth glass surface stove top. This makes electric ranges (industry terminology that you will notice in catalogs) very easy to clean. Choosing the right electric stove for your kitchen gets tricky. There are dozens of brands, hundreds of models, and prices ranging from $500 to well over $2,000. So, how do you know which…

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Instead of going with a gas or electric range, consider an induction stove. The technology comes from an electromagnetic field below the glass cooktop, but there's a few more key things you need to know before taking the plunge. Here all the pros and cons.

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We've rounded up a selection of electric freestanding ranges offering professional-style looks and the latest in technology, bringing more power and flexib

Maybe you’re redoing your kitchen, but the old stove doesn’t quite fit that farmhouse vibe that you’re going for.Or maybe you just need an upgrade from the same stove you’ve been using for the past twenty years.Either way, you need to make sure your new appliance will fit, so it’s important to understand stove dimensions.Most regular stoves are 30” wide and 25” to 27” deep without the handles, which can add another two inches.