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DIY Pizza Oven Kits

Start with an oven core for a custom-built installation—not a finished countertop oven. Compare wood-fired and Hybrid kits, then plan the support, enclosure and finish around the model you choose.

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One kit collection. The right model for your project.

The wood-fired kits serve residential and commercial projects. Hybrid kits have separate Residential and Commercial models.

Residential & commercial

Wood-fired kits

Compare the CBO-500, CBO-750 and CBO-1000 for residential or commercial installations. Choose one model by cooking size; follow its current installation instructions.

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Outdoor residential only

Residential Hybrid

The CBO-750 Residential Hybrid DIY kit combines gas and wood cooking for outdoor residential use only. It is not the Commercial Hybrid model.

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Commercial applications

Commercial Hybrid

The CBO-750 Commercial Hybrid DIY kit is the Hybrid option for commercial indoor or outdoor applications. Plan the installation to its current model instructions and applicable requirements.

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Find your room to cook.

See the difference before you build. Compare the cooking floors, then picture pizza night, roasting and cast-iron cooking in each size.

Dimension-based illustrations · Same scale and viewing angle across all three sizes

CBO-500

22½″ W × 26½″ D

A compact place to start.

CBO-500: Cooking space Cooking floor 22.5 inches wide. Depth is 26.5 inches from the inner rear edge to the front edge of the neck. Dimension-based angled illustration with the same scale and depth projection for the hearth and cookware. Reference sizes: 12-inch pizza, 13 by 18-inch pan exterior, and nominal 12-inch skillet with an 18 by 12.56-inch overall footprint including handles and spouts. Front opening at the bottom. Simplified outlines and example layouts, not capacity ratings.

17″ wide opening

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CBO-750

28″ W × 38¼″ D

More room to gather.

CBO-750: Cooking space Cooking floor 28 inches wide. Depth is 38.25 inches from the inner rear edge to the front edge of the neck. Dimension-based angled illustration with the same scale and depth projection for the hearth and cookware. Reference sizes: 12-inch pizza, 13 by 18-inch pan exterior, and nominal 12-inch skillet with an 18 by 12.56-inch overall footprint including handles and spouts. Front opening at the bottom. Simplified outlines and example layouts, not capacity ratings.

17″ wide opening

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CBO-1000

39″ W × 53″ D

Room for a bigger menu.

CBO-1000: Cooking space Cooking floor 39 inches wide. Depth is 53 inches from the inner rear edge to the front edge of the neck. Dimension-based angled illustration with the same scale and depth projection for the hearth and cookware. Reference sizes: 12-inch pizza, 13 by 18-inch pan exterior, and nominal 12-inch skillet with an 18 by 12.56-inch overall footprint including handles and spouts. Front opening at the bottom. Simplified outlines and example layouts, not capacity ratings.

21″ wide opening

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Reference sizes: 12″ (30.5 cm) pizzas; 13″ × 18″ (33 × 45.7 cm) pans, measured outside the rim; nominal 12″ skillets, 18″ (45.7 cm) including handles and 12.56″ (31.9 cm) across the spouts. Hearth measurements follow the spec-sheet plans; depth includes the front neck. Layouts are examples, not maximum capacity. Allow room for fire and handling; check your cookware’s overall size.

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Wood vs. Hybrid

Choose how you want to cook.

Compare fuel and installation needs as well as oven size.

Wood-fired

Build and manage a wood fire inside the oven. The three wood-fired DIY sizes share the custom-installation approach, with components and requirements specific to each model.

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Hybrid

Gas burners add another way to heat and cook alongside wood. Select the Residential or Commercial model for the intended application, and choose Natural Gas or Propane when ordering.

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Before you build

Plan the complete installation.

A kit is one part of the finished project. Check the selected product’s included components and current manual before ordering.

Support, enclosure and finish

Plan the base, required insulation, enclosure and exterior finish together. Do not assume cabinetry, a countertop shell or a finished island is included.

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Installation details

Review clearances, ventilation, connections, service access and curing instructions with your installer. Requirements depend on the model and project.

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