Why not? There are even dual fuel ranges (gas burners, electric oven).

Alternative might be one gas range plus one electric wall over. Many wall ovens can be installed under the countertop.

The only hard part is making it look nice.

It is safe, but it would be very odd to have two stoves in the kitchen.

If you have the space, a large dual fuel range (48"?) seems like it would work to get two electric ovens and gas burners. The ovens would probably be 30" and 18".

Bruce

Gaggenau has electric dominoes installed next to gas ones all the time in their Vario series. Ask a pro to be sure, but nothing seems unsafe about gas and electric Side by side. Follow installation guidance and you should be golden.

My vote goes for gas stove and combination steam wall oven.

DUMB idea. Buy a new range. Gas cooking on top, with electric OVEN .... Put a convection microwave, or an additional wall oven somewhere else. Or get a GAS cook top, and put two electric ovens on a wall.

Before ANY of this? Get a KD on your site, or at least post your PLAN with dimensions.

No, it’s not safe. It’s very dangerous. Everyone will die laughing when they see that.

You need a Kitchen Designer pretty badly here. Your dysfunctional ideas are ruining your self design. You're costing yourself dollars in money and wasted space trying to save a dime.

It is not a matter of safety but honestly it makes no sense since you are buying a new stove get one with 2 ovens or a gas cooktop with wall ovens this just makes no sense .

There is no reason why you can't, yet there are real questions as to why you would want to. Why not just get a good gas range with a cooktop? Or get a gas cooktop and install an electric wall oven. Or get a dual fuel. There are alternatives.

Two full ranges side by side seems to be overkill. But, it is your kitchen and your dime, so you can do whatever pleases you. There is no safety issue involved here.

Thank you. I'm designing a new home build and trying to figure out how I want the kitchen built. I know I want 2 ovens and a gas stove. I already have a nice glass top elec GE Profile. I didn't want to toss a perfectly good stove and figured why not just match up a gas GE Profile and sit it next to the Elec which should match in style. I reckon it would be overkill but would get the 2 ovens plus a gas stove without tossing the old one. Thanks for your suggestions.

Asides from the jarring visual impression, your bigger problem is going to be space. With your plan, you'll end up with 60" worth of stove space. That not only takes up a lot of lower cabinet space, it also takes away a lot of upper cabinets. Your hood should have some amount of overhang on the sides to work efficiently. But 66" vent hoods are super expensive. They also need very expensive make-up-air systems. You're not going to save money. Far from it.

Unless you are one of the very few households that actually needs 60" of stove, a wall oven or two is a much smarter choice.

I had an extra electrical line run in my basement in order to place a stove in there at a later date if I needed overflow space. I never ended up using it, but it's a possibility. It's like having a beer refrigerator in the garage or basement.

The other choice would be to sell the stove on Craig's list. Then, buy what you need for the new kitchen.

Unless you are building a kosher kitchen or a teaching kitchen, the resale market will think what you are proposing to do as strange. I wouldn't advise doing it. But, it's you home. Make yourself happy.

There are many gas stoves with dual ovens (Appliance Connection) and a few gas stoves with electric ovens (AC, Home Depot). You could give away the old stove (e.g., Community Forklift in MD/Suburban DC, Habitat for Humanity ReStores) and take a tax deduction for your donation.

I get not wanting to waste a perfectly good range, but this isn't the way to make good use of it. If it's a new build you are planning, are you pulling the range out of your current house and leaving the next owners without one? A strange kitchen will hurt your home value more than the electric range is worth. Let someone else enjoy it and buy what you really want.

I'm moving back home (USA) from Canada and normally they don't leave appliances. It makes sense to give away or sell the stove rather than spend the money to import back to US. Everything you guys are saying makes sense. I guess I'm just a hoarder :p I'll give it up and just use the 1 Gas range with 6-burner & double oven. That'll make me a very happy woman.

Happy to be of help. Welcome home.

I was going to say keeping the electric wouldn't be worth it since induction is the way to go if you want an electric cooktop. More precise controls and easier cleanup (nothing burns on because the surface never gets hot). People are ditching their electric cooktops for induction

Thank you @cpartist I didn't know this fact.

My in-laws did this for decades. But it was an enclosed "cook's" kitchen so they didn't care what it looked like. They did this when they replaced the Aga. Two fit the space perfectly and they still had the gas when the power went out.

No one today would do such a thing.

Induction is as responsive and powerful as gas and a breeze to clean up.

May I ask which part of Canada your house is, @liebenswert ? in my 10+ years there, and touring many "for sale" homes for pleasure or business, I have never seen one sold without the kitchen appliances.

As ifoco mentioned though, it is the way it's done in France! (and yes, I agree that it is weird!)

Patrick

I think there are valid points above. However, I think 2 stoves side by side could be done well. Here is an example that looks nice, and would function great if you needed 2 stoves. Had I seen this, I might have done things a little differently in our kitchen. 2 Stoves side by side on Chris Loves Julia DIY blog.

That pair illustrated in the blog are the same model with different burner arrays. If you already owned an electric model, I doubt you would find a gas model that had a similar front.

THE FRENCH BARN - Lacanche Canada I'm in Quebec.

laughablemoments and homechef59

I have the GE Profile Electric Top stove at the moment. The GE Profile Gas Top would match.

1. What I have now: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/PB930SLSS

2. Possible Gas Match: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/PB930SLSS

Doesn't seem like the GAS knobs would line up and I don't see any GE Gas stoves with the knobs on top. I reckon however, that Just getting a very nice Gas Range would suffice. Thoughts always welcomed.

Hi Liebenstewart. The links you provided are both electric. Want to try uploading the gas stove link again?

laughablemoments

Yes, Sorry.

Gas option. https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/PGB940SEJSS