Ranges

Ranges are among the kitchen's most versatile appliances. Kitchen ranges typically consist of a stovetop and attached oven. Ranges come in a wide variety of styles. Ranges are available with different options in fuel type, size, cooking capacity and more that allow you to personalize your kitchen to your cooking habits. Whether you prefer electric ranges, gas ranges or induction ranges, we can help you determine which kitchen ranges are best for your home.

Choosing the Right Ranges

Ranges offer you a convenient way to fry, boil, broil and bake all your favorites. Oven ranges, stoves and kitchen ranges can help make the most out of every meal, every day. There are plenty of kitchen ranges and stoves with various features to consider when determining which ranges are right for you and your home. When it comes to cooking ranges, the first question is fuel: do you prefer gas ranges or electric ranges? Gas stoves deliver precise heat control and consistent temperature on the cooktop. The heat in the oven tends to be slightly humid. Electric stoves are quick to heat up up-top, and their ovens produce an even, dry heat. With a gas stovetop and an electric oven, dual fuel ranges are a unique option that combines attributes of both fuel types.

Induction ranges offer an innovative, energy-efficient option. Induction ranges feature fast-heating elements that use electricity and magnetic coils to quickly heat cookware while leaving the remaining surface cool to the touch. Since these types of ranges don't use flames or direct heat, induction stoves are a safe choice.

Love to bake? Convection ranges are made with you in mind. Whether fueled by gas or electricity, convection oven ranges use fans to circulate hot air throughout the oven, so foods cook more evenly, at a lower temperature and in less time.

If you frequently cook large meals - or if you just want to be able to heat up a pot pie and bake cookies at the same time - consider double oven ranges. These ranges are available in electric, gas and dual-fuel configuration ranges. For serious gourmets, our selection of commercial ranges can bring professional performance and quality to your kitchen.

Options & Features for Ranges

Freestanding ranges are found in most kitchens. These ranges are affordable and simple to install. For a built-in look that's easy to clean, slide-in ranges are the answer. Slide-in ranges fit flush with your countertop, usually with a couple of inches of counter space behind the range. Drop-in ranges are placed in custom cabinetry that include a cabinet-front panel where the cookware storage drawers are located on freestanding and slide-in options. Stainless steel ovens and black stoves are a sleek way to kick your kitchen's appearance up a notch, too. If you need accessories for ranges, we carry a variety of range hoods and stove parts.

Many of our gas ranges and electric ranges also come equipped with a self-cleaning oven feature, a high-temperature process that cleans ranges without you having to manually scrub. Before considering ranges, make sure you have the right amount of space allotted for kitchen ranges. Measure first, buy second, especially for slide-in and drop-in stoves and ranges.

Buy Ranges Online or In-Store

Buy ranges and kitchen stoves online with confidence. You can always go to The Home Depot to see for yourself if the ranges or stoves you're considering are the best ranges or stoves for you. With our wide selection of ranges, you’ll be cooking in no time.