Freestanding Ranges · Page 2

A freestanding range has finished sides and a raised backguard that usually carries the controls, so it can stand anywhere — between cabinets, at the end of a run, or on its own. It is the most common range type and the easiest replacement for an existing range, because standard models fit a 30-inch opening. Freestanding ranges come in gas, electric, induction and dual-fuel. When you compare freestanding ranges, check the fuel your kitchen is set up for, oven capacity and convection, the burner or element layout, the cleaning cycle, and the depth if you want the front close to your countertops.

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