Bertazzoni Cooking Ranges

Bertazzoni Cooking Ranges at Plesser's Appliances

Bertazzoni ranges, available at Plesser's Appliances, come from a family that has built cooking equipment in Emilia-Romagna, Italy since 1882. The range remains the center of the line, offered in gas, dual fuel, electric, and induction across the Professional, Master, Heritage, and Modern series, in widths from 24" to 48".

Four Series, One Engineering Platform
Professional carries the signature knobs, ergonomic handles, and clean lines that have won the series design awards since introduction. Master blends commercial-kitchen styling with Italian design. Heritage leans traditional. Modern is the most restrained. The series decision is largely aesthetic — the cooking engineering carries across.

Sealed Brass Burners and Griddle Options
Gas configurations use sealed brass burners including dual-ring power burners at the high end of residential output, with a cast iron griddle available on wider models. A griddle changes weekend cooking in a way a sixth burner does not. Available combinations depend on width and series and are fixed at the factory — confirm the layout before ordering.

Convection Oven Performance
Bertazzoni's Dual Diagonal Convection system distributes heat evenly across a large cavity, with self-cleaning on most models. Higher configurations add Steam Assist, a food probe, air frying, proofing, and Bertazzoni Assistant guided modes on a full touch display. Confirm oven capacity and mode set for your specific model.

Color Beyond Stainless
Bertazzoni offers ranges in colors well outside the stainless-only professional palette, including matte finishes on select series. That is how an Italian range becomes a design element rather than a neutral. Availability varies by series and width, and colored models often carry longer lead times — settle color early.

Fuel, Ventilation, and Installation Planning
Gas requires supply sized to output; dual fuel needs both gas and 240V; induction and electric need substantial dedicated 240V service, which frequently drives a panel evaluation in older Long Island homes. Ventilation must be sized to burner output, not range width. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, series, fuel type, cooktop configuration, and hood pairing.