You want a "pro-style" freestanding gas range?

And your total budget for ALL appliances (range, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, anything else?) is $10,000 all-in (including taxes, delivery, ect)?

Good luck.

A few ways to do this. Pre shop online at Build dot com and/or US Appliance. I saw a Thermador package that fits your budget and wants. Also check Zline at The Range Hood Store.

Shop locally using the same specs "$10K FOB job site w a pro style gas range" and see what transpires. "What is the best package you can supply for $10k?"

You might want to mention a range size.

I have experience with Dacor Gas and a bud who also has Dacor Gas rangetop. Don't do it. Maintenance is really expensive cause their parts are expensive and service techs are expensive, the gas oven is great - if slow to preheat and poorly lit. The burners, on the other hand, are pretty sad beasties. Same oven glass problem. Still Dacor > NXR.

If I was buying today, I'd get the 30" induction Berta Master in a heartbeat. Or the Bosch 800 series 30" induction. AJ Madison has a Bosch 800 package (hood, ref, dw, 36" gas range) for about $9.5k.

Lots of Berta owners are rabid fans. Good luck choosing.

You need to list what appliances are to be included in "$10,000 is the top limit of my budget for all of my kitchen appliances" including the widths of the range and refrigerator; and the type of microwave oven, if any.

Bmorepanic, thank you. I will cross this one off my list. I believe that better options exist!

Jeffery Grentz. I will do that. May I ask, why locally? Is there a caution I should be aware of with the online stores?

Thank you for the suggestion. I have been leaning towards a Bertazonni!

Is there a caution I should be aware of with the online stores? Yes, always unless vetted but I have no reservations about stores mentioned. Random stores on Azon or Ebae can be sketchy, especially with debit cards vs credit cards.

Why local? They may have closeouts or unofficial bundles. They aren't shipping across the US. Maybe a commercial style new range with a slight blemish or a return due to change of mind. Lots of reasons.

Induction is the favored choice of many real chefs. 90% efficient at converting energy into heated food. Instantly adjustable, and simple to clean. Since you don't waste 60% of your therms into the air like natural gas (40% overall efficiency) the kitchen is much cooler and requires far less ventilation. That reduces the load on your heating/cooling system in addition to making the house more consistently comfortable.

Favorites: Miele, gaggenau, Electrolux.

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That's going to be a really tight squeeze at $10,000, if it's possible at all. $5K for the range, $2K for the fridge, 2K for the hood, 1K for the dishwasher? Maybe......I guess it depends on where you'd rather put your money (more on the fridge? less on the range? more on the dishwasher?). Personally (from a person who cooks a lot, and enjoys cooking), I'd put less money in the range, and go with a 30" induction range, putting more into the fridge and dishwasher.

@Toronto Veterinarian: "That's going to be a really tight squeeze at $10,000, if it's possible at all."

There are plenty of appliance packages for much less than $10K and even around $5K. For example, the LG 1093344 and LG 1097451 packages include a 30" gas range, 36" counter-depth refrigerator, 24" dishwasher, and OTR microwave oven for $5030 and $5180, respectively. These are tagged as "in stock".

I recently bought a range and dishwasher from an e-bay store I learned of on this forum. Prompt delivery as promised, but the items haven't been installed yet.

https://www.ebay.com/str/lqdllc

They have discontinued models and closeouts of higher end appliance lines. They also have package deals, so you may want to check them out. But, I am not a believer in buying a package with all appliances from one manufacturer because there is no manufacturer that is good across the board.

wdcruise, she specifically listed a 36" free standing gas range -- that's the really pricey thing that I think will make it a hard squeeze. It's easy to outfit a kitchen with 4 appliances (range, fridge, dishwasher, range hood) for well under $10K, but that big, "pro style" gas range she wants makes all the difference.

I've used

https://www.ebay.com/str/lqdllc

twice - great service and items. Highly recommended.

The shipped my floor model Asko dishwasher the same day I bought and saved me front handwashing EVERYTHING at Thanksgiving!

I got a Forno 36 in dual fuel convection range (model FFSGS6125-36- comes with a wok ring, and I was able to buy a grill/griddle for it directly from Forno), and I ADORE it. Add to that Forno's excellent customer service and the 10 year extended warranty (plus reasonable shipping during a national appliance shortage) and I feel like my 3K price tag was more than reasonable for this range. I did a fridge, dishwasher, range hood, and range all-in for around 6K (including extended warranties). I did Whirlpool for the fridge/dishwasher (because weird dimensions in my kitchen), Forno for the range, Zephyr for the range hood. While the appliances aren't part of a matched set (budgetary reasons after buying our old, fixer-upper home), I did take pains to ensure that they went well together.

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