This is the one I plan to order but I have not to-date.
DH is still dragging on building..maddening, but I digress.
It also comes in stainless if your other appliances are stainless.
It is their "Profile" line. I currently have a Profile stove and it does fine for the most part.

Have you seen one in person? I'm having trouble finding a dealer that actually has one on the floor. I'm hesitant to buy a $2K oven sight-unseen. I'd like to bring in my roasting pans and get a sense of how big the interior actually is.

laheen- Pretty much all the Home Depot stores in my area (central NC)have the GE Profile Single/Double oven on display. You may want to call your local stores & see if they have one too. I don't recall seeing the single/double on display at any of our Lowes stores.

I've seen the oven in person & I thought the bottom oven looked a little small height wise. I plan to bring a roasting pan (with something to put inside to simulate the size of a large roast or turkey), cookie sheets, & a tube/bundt pan (round tall sided cake pan with the hole in the middle). That being said, my sister installed the full size GE Profile 30" double ovens about a year ago & has had nothing but good experiences with them so far.

Hope this helps!

Thanks! I'm heading to Home Depot tomorrow anyway to look at LED lights, so I'll stop into the stove dept and see what they have.

Report back please. I have not seen this in person, just off the website.

Any feedback on this one?
I just went to Lowe's and they finally had one in stock.
I was disappointed that the racks are not the new glide/roller things.

Otherwise, any comments??

This is also one of the ovens I am considering (if I can't swing a 27" Miele), so I am also interested in comments from owners of this model.

In particular, I'd feedback about how well these twin ovens hold temperatures accurately (i.e., 300 = 300 degrees uniformly, rather than fluctuating between 200+ and ~400 degrees, with use over time).

This is at my local Lowes (in Oregon). The one I saw there had a cardboard turkey in it, looking like it filled the lower (larger) oven very fully. The June 2010 CR issue has a picture of the black one, which got a second place score after Kenmore's single 30" oven, as I recall -- but I havn't seen any formal reviews of this GE oven.

mydreamhome or anyone - did you have a chance to 'test' the single-double by taking a tube pan to see it? I am wondering about popovers and angel food cakes, and whether the height of the larger oven is actually big enough. Love the idea, but want to be sure it would work.

I bought this oven and it was installed about 3 weeks ago. It is so nice! I haven't used the bottom oven yet. The top oven heats up in about 6 min., much quicker than heating the full size of a single wall oven. I like that the doors aren't as tall as a full oven door so they don't stick out as much when open. Consumers report gave this oven the highest rating for capacity.

The only drawback I have notices is that is unless the rack in the top oven is on the lowest position, you can't see into the pan to visually check the food. But I usually just go by the bake time and it's not really a problem.

The oven had a better price on line and local appliance stores (here) don't match internet prices. But there was a weekend sale at local appliance store (but they wanted $85 to deliver). Another local appliance store matched the price and did free delivery. For $135 they delivered, installed and removed the old oven and packing materials.

I'm really happy with this oven!

I've had this oven for 14 months and adore it. I've never felt cramped for space in the lower oven and love the quick preheat of the smaller oven.

I saw this oven now at Home Depot.
Anyone who has used the bottom oven....that bottom rack cannot be pulled out and it sits mighty close to the heating element. Problems with that or not?

Ktmast and Amyktexas,

We also have this oven and it's been installed for a couple weeks. We have only used the upper oven for some reheating/minor cooking since our kitchen still needs a sink, dishwasher, floor,backsplash and rangetop.

The oven makes a high pitch whistle in addition to the air blowing out the vents when on. The air blowing is not bothersome but the high pitch whistle gets on my nerves. The whistle is so loud my DH came in the house before using the leaf blower wearing ear plugs and he heard it from 30 feet away.

The GE service rep came by Thursday and could not find anything wrong. His comment "some are more sensitive to certain sounds" was not comforting but he did say that he would discuss with his boss.

Do either one of you experienced this?