Ranges and rangetops are kitchen appliances designed for cooking and baking. Ranges combine an oven and cooktop in one unit, while rangetops offer only the cooking surface, giving more flexibility in kitchen design.

Choosing between a range and a rangetop depends on your kitchen space and cooking needs. Ranges combine oven and cooktop, while rangetops offer separate cooktops for flexibility and professional-style cooking setups.

Ranges and rangetops typically offer three fuel options: natural gas, liquid propane (LP), and electricity.

When choosing a range or rangetop, consider your kitchen space, cooking needs, and family size. Measure your available area and check the product dimensions to ensure a perfect fit for efficient cooking and comfort.

Yes, professional installation is highly recommended for ranges and rangetops.

Yes, most ranges and rangetops come with a manufacturer’s warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship for 12 months.

Clean your rangetop regularly by wiping spills immediately, removing grates and burner caps to wash with warm soapy water, and gently scrubbing stubborn stains. Dry thoroughly before reassembling to ensure proper function.