Residential pizza ovens

Bring the fire home.

Make room for pizza nights, slow weekends, and one more chair at the table. Find an oven that belongs in your space—and in the way you like to cook.

A Chicago Brick Oven glowing in a stone outdoor kitchen at dusk
An outdoor kitchen, built around the fire.

Life around the fire

Picture it at home.

An open-air kitchen. A welcoming room. A quiet corner of the garden. Start with the way you want to spend your time, and imagine the oven that brings it together.

A Chicago Brick Oven built into a white and blue outdoor kitchen with bar seating

Pizza nights. Longer evenings.

The best seat is outside.

Dough on the counter, something good in your glass, and friends pulling up another chair. Make the oven part of an outdoor kitchen where cooking and catching up happen together.

Make room for your kind of cooking.

Choose a modular kit for a custom enclosure or an assembled oven for a prepared base. Wood-fired and Residential Hybrid options give you different ways to make fire part of the evening.

Plan my outdoor kitchen
A Chicago Brick Oven integrated into an indoor home kitchen

A warm welcome, all year.

The kitchen everyone comes back to.

Picture pizza night at the kitchen counter, a weekend meal taking shape, and guests staying for one more slice. An oven thoughtfully built into the room makes cooking part of the conversation.

Start with the right indoor model.

Plan the oven, support, clearances, venting, and service access together. We can help you identify a suitable model to review with your qualified installer using its current specifications and manual.

Residential Hybrid models are for outdoor use only.

Plan my indoor kitchen
A Chicago Brick Oven mobile oven on a planted garden patio with firewood stored underneath

Slow weekends. Your favorite place.

Your own little escape.

A few herbs within reach, a table for two or a few more, and dinner worth taking your time over. Give a favorite corner of your garden a reason to become part of the weekend.

Find a format for your space.

Explore countertop, stand, and mobile configurations. Begin with the available space and the meals you love, then confirm the selected model’s placement and installation requirements.

Plan my patio oven

Choose your starting point

Your home. Your kind of oven.

Start with the format that fits your space. Then choose how you want to cook.

A Chicago Brick Oven modular oven built into a finished outdoor enclosure

Modular kits

Build it into your vision.

A modular kit gives you the oven core for a custom enclosure. Plan the support, insulation, venting, and finish around the selected model.

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An assembled Chicago Brick Oven in an outdoor cooking space

Assembled ovens

Start with an assembled oven.

Explore countertop and stand configurations, then plan the placement and installation that work for your space.

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A CBO oven in a stone-finished cabinet with firewood storage on a backyard patio

Ready-to-finish cabinets & bundles

Finish it your way.

Pair a modular oven with a ready-to-finish cabinet, or start with an oven-and-cabinet bundle. Add your choice of exterior finish; the stone finish shown is project inspiration.

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Compare oven sizes

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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Choose your fire

The ritual. The convenience. Or both.

Fuel is a separate choice from the oven format. Explore the available models in each range.

Wood-fired

Make tending the fire part of the meal.

Build the fire, watch the flame, and cook with wood. Explore wood-fired ovens in modular and assembled formats.

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Wood. Gas. Both.

Add gas to the ritual.

The CBO-750 Hybrid gives you wood, gas, or both. Residential Hybrid models are for outdoor use; choose the format and gas configuration that fit your home project.

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Salmon prepared in a Chicago Brick Oven

Keep the menu open

More than pizza night.

Pizza brings everyone to the table. Let roasted vegetables, fish, and the next recipe you want to try keep the tradition going.

From a relaxed dinner for two to a weekend with friends, make room for a little experimentation. Explore recipes and find another reason to fire up the oven.

From idea to first fire

A little planning goes a long way.

01 / Cooking

Think about the meals.

Consider how many people you like to cook for and what goes on the menu. Compare cooking surfaces on the individual oven pages.

02 / Design

Think about the space.

Choose the location, format, and finish. A kit, assembled oven, and ready-to-finish enclosure each have different requirements.

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03 / Installation

Bring the details together.

Use the model’s drawings and installation manual with your builder. Confirm the finished footprint and connections before ordering.

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Before you choose

A few useful answers.

How do I choose the right oven size?

Start with the number of people you cook for, your menu, and the available installation space. Compare the hearth dimensions and complete installed dimensions on each model’s product page. The oven finder helps narrow the range.

What is included with my oven?

Open “What comes with your oven” on the selected product page. Contents vary by model and format. Cabinet-only options and oven-and-cabinet bundles are different packages; check what is included before planning the rest of your project.

Can I put a Residential Hybrid oven indoors?

Residential Hybrid models are for outdoor residential use. For an indoor project, ask CBO to help identify a suitable model and review its current installation documents with your qualified installer.

Where can I find drawings for my builder?

Use the Specifications library or the Installation area on the product page. The product’s specification sheet and current manual should guide the plan for the exact model you are ordering.

Your next step

Let’s make it feel like home.

You do not need a finished plan to start. Share your space, the meals you love, and where you are in the process. We will help you explore the options and the next steps.