ZLINE Kitchen and Bath - Gas, Dual Fuel, & Induction Ranges

ZLINE ranges are among the best-reviewed attainable pro-style ranges: sealed burners covered by a limited lifetime burner warranty, true convection ovens, and gas, dual fuel, or induction configurations in widths including 30, 36, and 48 inches. They're our top-selling ZLINE category and the anchor of most ZLINE kitchen packages.

ZLINE ranges include a 1-year parts-and-service warranty plus a limited lifetime warranty on the gas burners — an industry standout. Coverage is automatic from your purchase date with no registration required; keep your proof of purchase and serial number for any claim.

No. Like most pro-style ranges, ZLINE ovens use a manual-clean enamel interior instead of a high-heat self-clean cycle. ZLINE publishes a simple routine — warm soapy water and a non-abrasive pad on the enamel surfaces — that keeps the range looking new without harsh cycles.

Yes. Alongside its gas lineup, ZLINE builds dual fuel ranges (gas cooktop, electric oven) and induction ranges, plus electric wall ovens and rangetops if you're going built-in. Induction models pair the pro look with faster boil times and easier cleanup.

ZLINE designs its ranges in the US — the company is family-owned and headquartered in Reno, Nevada — and manufactures them in specialized partner facilities as part of its global manufacturing strategy, then ships from US warehouses. Design, support, and warranty service are all handled stateside.

ZLINE ranges at Home Outlet Direct run from about $1,950 for 24-inch dual fuel models to over $12,000 for 60-inch nine-burner ranges, with most 30 to 48-inch models landing between roughly $2,000 and $6,000 — and frequent sale pricing below MSRP. Bundle pricing through ZLINE appliance packages usually brings the effective cost down further versus buying the range alone.

Let the range cool, then wipe the enamel cooktop with warm water, a drop of dish soap, and a non-abrasive sponge; stubborn spots lift with a baking-soda paste. Avoid steel wool and harsh cleaners — they dull the enamel. The cast-iron grates lift off for the same treatment at the sink.

Mechanically they're the same ranges — Autograph Edition adds hand-finished accents: polished gold, champagne bronze, or matte black handles and knobs over stainless, Satin Stainless Steel (formerly DuraSnow®), or black stainless bodies. You're choosing a designer look, not different performance.

ZLINE and Forno both deliver pro styling at accessible prices. ZLINE counters with its lifetime burner warranty, a bigger finish palette, and a longer US track record; Forno counters on price, with standout value in refrigeration and appliance packages. Plenty of kitchens mix the two — browse both range collections or ask us for a spec-by-spec comparison.