Starcraft gave the usual 90% great advice and only went off the rails, badly, at the last, for some reason.

And you need a fire suppression system installed in the massive ventilation and make up air required, and the whole wall assembly must be non combustible. Any money ”saved” evaporates totally to be able to achieve home fire safety and insurance approvals.

The pro style home range that is closest to a restaurant range is Bluestar. But it dies t have a pikot light, is insulated, and can achieve 0 clearance to having adjacent cabinets. And it is UL approved for home use, making your insurance company far less nervous. It still requires careful design consideration for required distances to combustibles, and a large capable ventilation system with make up air incorporated. But, so does any pro style range. Expect to spend as much on the design, infrastructure and ventilation needs, as you do the range.