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Looking for a good reliable 30" gas range.
Looking for a good reliable 30" gas range.
Its for a tenant so it has to be reliable, no need for top of the line but
no cheap junk either. Figure to spend anywhere from $400 to $600, is that
reasonable for a good reliable unit? Any recommendations?
Its for a tenant so it has to be reliable, no need for top of the line but
no cheap junk either. Figure to spend anywhere from $400 to $600, is that
reasonable for a good reliable unit? Any recommendations?
Re: Looking for a good reliable 30" gas range.
On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 19:53:45 -0800, "Jack" <Jack@xxxx.xxx> wrote:
>Its for a tenant so it has to be reliable, no need for top of the line but
>no cheap junk either. Figure to spend anywhere from $400 to $600, is that
>reasonable for a good reliable unit? Any recommendations?
I'm partial to GE myself and am using a JGBP33BEH2BB that has worked
like a champ, but retails for $800+ (I purchased it for $630 at a
local wholesaler). You can get a lower end version of this without
the nice grills and a few other features. A friend of mine bought a
similar model for about $500 and loves it. Avoid the warming drawer
and possibly the hi/lo broiler, and that ought to bring the price
down.
On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 19:53:45 -0800, "Jack" <Jack@xxxx.xxx> wrote:
>Its for a tenant so it has to be reliable, no need for top of the line but
>no cheap junk either. Figure to spend anywhere from $400 to $600, is that
>reasonable for a good reliable unit? Any recommendations?
I'm partial to GE myself and am using a JGBP33BEH2BB that has worked
like a champ, but retails for $800+ (I purchased it for $630 at a
local wholesaler). You can get a lower end version of this without
the nice grills and a few other features. A friend of mine bought a
similar model for about $500 and loves it. Avoid the warming drawer
and possibly the hi/lo broiler, and that ought to bring the price
down.
