With its iconic retro look and throwback chrome accents, this 30" Classic Retro stove is the perfect addition to any kitchen design that harks back to the 50s.
Along with classic good looks, this stove also features the convenience of convection cooking, which circulates heat for incredibly even distribution to speed up cooking time. Plus a waist-high broiler allows you the option of intense searing at a height that's comfortable. The simple, effortless controls are easy to use, quick to keep clean, and add an extra retro touch.
For a complete 50s look, pair with a Unique Appliances Rangehood and Refrigerator
- Stylish retro design
- Zinc-cast handles
- Convection oven with waist-high broiler
- 13,000 BTU on largest burner
- High-quality, sealed burners for easy cleanup
- Continuous cast-iron grate design for easy movement of cookware
- Automatic electric-spark ignition
- Oven light
- Practical storage drawer for pots and pans
- 2 adjustable heavy-duty oven racks with 4 shelf positions
- 3.9 cu ft oven capacity
| Product Code |
UGP-30CR |
| Overall dimensions (H x W x D) |
41.75" x 30" x 29.5" / 106 cm x 76.2 cm x 74.9 cm |
| Oven dimensions (H x W x D) |
13.7" x 24.25" x 20.1" (3.9 cu ft) |
| Drawer dimensions (H x W x D) |
7" x 22" x 19" / 17.7 cm x 55.8 cm x 48.2 cm |
| Weight |
168.9 lb / 76.6 kg |
| Operation |
Set for natural gas (NG) with propane (LPG) conversion kit included |
| Front right |
13,000 BTU |
| Front left |
10,000 BTU |
| Rear right |
3,200 BTU |
| Rear left |
10,000 BTU |
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Type:
Range
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Style:
Free Standing
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Fuel:
Gas
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Width:
30"
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Height:
41.75"
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Depth:
29.5"
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Nominal Width:
30"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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Downdraft Ventilation:
No
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Hood Recommended:
Yes
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Dual Fuel:
No
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Burner Type:
Sealed
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Self Clean:
No
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Convection:
Yes
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Drawer:
Storage
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First Oven:
3.9 cu. ft.
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Hidden Bake Element:
No
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Continuous Grate:
Yes
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Sabbath Mode:
No
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WiFi Connected:
No
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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