Commercial pizza ovens for restaurants, food trucks, trailers and catering. Choose the hands-on craft of wood-fired cooking or Commercial Hybrid flexibility, then find the setup that fits your business.
Starting prices shown are for ovens. Both paths need a plan for support, ventilation, clearances, and service access.
01 / Wood-burning ovens
Dedicated to the wood fire.
Wood-burning ovens for operators who want to tend a live fire throughout service. Choose a CBO-750 Built-In Kit or Countertop, or plan a CBO-1000 built-in project.
Starting prices cover the selected oven configuration. Budget separately for the support, enclosure where needed, ventilation, utilities, freight and installation your project requires. Cooking-surface dimensions are not the installed footprint.
A new business on wheels. A restaurant with more on the menu. See how real CBO owners put live-fire cooking to work.
Food trucks & trailers
Build a focused menu, then take it to your customers.
Restaurant kitchens
Add pizza, roasted vegetables, and cast-iron dishes to your existing menu.
Catering & events
Make live-fire cooking part of the guest experience.
Your own concept
Create a distinctive cooking setup that fits your business.
The CBO Hybrid advantage
One oven. Three ways to fire it.
Choose your fuel. Control your heat. Two independently operated gas burners give you control beneath the hearth and inside the cooking chamber.
Below the hearth / Steady baking heat+
The thermostatically controlled sub-hearth burner heats the cooking floor from beneath. Adjust it independently to support the hearth temperature and baking result you’re after.
Inside the chamber / Browning & finishing+
The ambient burner brings direct flame heat into the cooking chamber for browning, searing, and finishing. Run it independently or together with the sub-hearth burner.
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Fire up with control.
Use gas for high-heat cooking with independent control of the hearth and chamber burners. Bake pizza, roast vegetables, or finish a cast-iron dish.
800°F+ gas capability
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Make the fire part of your craft.
Cook with wood alone for a hands-on live-fire experience. Manage the fire, embers, and oven heat to suit the dishes you want to serve.
Wood-fired cooking in your Hybrid
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Bring the two together.
Combine gas heat with a wood fire in the same oven. Give chefs another way to shape the cooking environment and add live-fire character to the menu.
Over 1,000°F with wood-assisted firing
Temperature capabilities vary with fuel, firing conditions, and installation. Follow the Commercial Hybrid operating instructions.
Build around your menu. Plan for your next step.
Start with the oven setup your operation needs. If a second or third oven is part of your future, allow for its space, support and utilities in the plan.
Menu first
Match the oven to the menu.
Start with pizza size, the dishes you want to cook and your peak-service goals. We’ll help you compare oven options against the way your team plans to work.
1 → 2 → 3
Separate ovens. Separate cooking zones.
A second oven lets you separate pizza from complementary dishes. Consider a two- or three-oven layout when your menu, available space and service plan call for it.
Replaceable components
Plan for service access.
Available replacement hearth, dome and Hybrid components support repairs over time. Leave the access your oven and enclosure need so future service remains practical.
CBO Tailgater Pizza Trailer
Your pizza business. On wheels.
Start with a CBO-750 wood-burning Countertop oven on a dedicated trailer, or choose the Commercial Hybrid upgrade for propane, wood, or both. From catering and pop-ups to festivals and private events, the CBO Tailgater Pizza Trailer brings your kitchen to your customers.
Bring your menu, peak-service goals and floor plan. We’ll help you compare oven configurations. Use the current model manual with your qualified project team to plan support, ventilation, utilities and service access.
Tell us your pizza size, menu and target orders during your busiest service period. Output depends on preparation, firing, baking and the way your team works—not oven size alone. We’ll help you compare cooking surfaces and discuss whether one oven or a multiple-oven plan fits your needs.
Should I choose wood-burning or Commercial Hybrid?+
Choose a dedicated wood-burning oven when tending the fire is part of how you want to cook. Choose Commercial Hybrid when you want the option to use gas, wood or both in the same oven. Hybrid adds independently operated chamber and sub-hearth gas burners. Match the fuel, exact model and installation requirements to your business.
Will it fit my restaurant, food truck or trailer?+
Compare the complete installed dimensions and weight with your layout—not just the cooking surface. Allow for support, clearances, ventilation, utilities and service access. Share your kitchen or vehicle drawings with CBO and your qualified builder before finalizing the installation.
Which certifications should I check?+
Check the certifications and current manual for the exact model and configuration you are specifying. Commercial Hybrid and Residential Hybrid models have different intended applications; Residential Hybrid models are for outdoor residential use. Ask CBO to help identify the right oven, and have your qualified project team review the complete installation and local requirements.
What is included in a commercial quote?+
We’ll quote the oven configuration and any CBO options you request. Confirm the included items, freight, availability and timing with your quote. Supporting construction, ventilation, utility work and installation depend on your site and should be scoped and priced with your project team.
What should I have ready before installation?+
Bring your menu, peak-service goals, fuel preference and kitchen or vehicle drawings. Your qualified project team should review support, clearances, ventilation, utilities and local requirements against the current model manual. Include those items in your budget and installation schedule.
What happens if a component needs replacing?+
CBO offers replacement components, including hearth and dome pieces. Hybrid installations also need access for servicing gas-system components. The work involved depends on the part and enclosure; use qualified service professionals for gas and electrical repairs.
Let’s find the oven for your business.
Share your concept, location and timeline. You do not need to know your model yet—we’ll help you narrow the options and quote the oven configuration.
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Tell us what you’re building.
Share your business type, menu, location, and target timing. An early idea is enough to start.
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Narrow down your oven.
We’ll help you compare fuel, format, and size against your cooking and service needs.
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Plan your next steps.
Review product pricing and lead time with CBO, then coordinate site requirements with your builder or installer.