Bluestar RNB606GCBV2LCF 60 Inch Freestanding Gas Range with 6 Open Burners: Specialty Finish, Liquid Propane

The UltraNova burner provides 22,000 BTUs of cooking power, perfect for a rapid boil, high-heat sear or a perfect saute. The precise 130° simmer burner easily melts chocolate and can gently warm delicate soups and sauces. Integrated wok cooking is available on any burner, plus BlueStar burners and full-motion grates are porcelain-coated cast iron for the ultimate in durability

No matter what your cooking preference the RNB has an option for you. Custom configure any cooking surface to suit your specific needs. Complement BlueStar® burners with your choice of 12″ or 24″ fully integrated griddles, charbroilers or French tops

BlueStar ovens can accommodate full-size commercial sheet pans for the ultimate in efficient cooking or baking. The unique oven baffle design and convection fan system results in even heat distribution for precise accurate baking. Plus, our 15,000 BTU infrared broiler produces 1850° of intense searing heat, enabling you to broil to perfection in just a matter of minutes

The new RNB Series has an updated sleeker design that features a larger window for viewing plus a one piece control panel. In addition, an improved grease pan design and simplified burner support allows for easier cleaning

BlueStar RNB ranges can also be customized to suit your personal design and style. Add a splash of color to your kitchen with one of BlueStar's 1,000+ different colors and finishes. Or add a touch of color with colored knobs on any RNB range. Further customize with metal trim finishes, optional swing doors, and different backguard heights. The options are endless

• 22,000 BTU UltraNova open burners
• 15,000 BTU integrated griddle and charbroiler
• Precise 130° simmer burner
• Choose from all burners or add integrated griddle, charbroiler or French Top
• Integrated wok cooking
• Extra-large convection oven - fits 18" x 26" commercial baking sheet
• 1850° infrared broiler
• Handcrafted in Pennsylvania since 1880