Gas ranges are a great addition to any home. And, because so many people love having ranges in their kitchen, there are a great many to choose from.

One range that has become popular as of late is the Wolf 30 gas range. This is a great range that many customers have reported being very satisfied with.

Of course, like any range, it has its pros and cons. Here, we will dive into the good and the bad about the Wolf 30 gas range, all in an effort to help you determine whether or not it’s the right fit for your kitchen.

It Features Four Surface Burners

So, if you want to ensure you have plenty of space on which to cook and that you can cook several things at once, this burner is a great choice.

Rebates are Often Available

A lot of times, when you buy Wolf products, including this one, you can actually take advantage of some pretty good rebate offers that can help you to save a lot of money.

However, it is important to note that, in most cases, in order to take advantage of these rebates, you will need to buy other qualifying items from Wolf.

Thus, the rebates probably won’t be a big factor for you if all you need is a range. However, if you are looking to upgrade your whole kitchen and to add a few items, buying Wolf products can be a great way to do so without breaking the bank.

It’s Super Stylish and Attractive

We know that, in the grand scheme of things, looks don’t really matter much. However, there is nothing wrong with wanting your appliance to be just as stylish and attractive as it is functional.

And, luckily, the Wolf 30 gas range fits the bill. We love the brand-defining, distinctive red knobs, the sleek stainless-steel exterior, and the pretty blue color of the included oven.

All in all, you really couldn’t ask for a more attractive range.

3 of the Burners are Super High Powered

However, that worry definitely isn’t necessary with this range. 3 of the burners are designed to be very high-heat and super high-power. So, if you’re the kind of person who wants to boil water in a flash and cook other food items just as quickly, this is definitely the model for you.

Simmering is Super Easy Too

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We’ve already mentioned how three of the burners happen to be super high-powered in nature. However, there is still one more burner on this unit, and it will easily take care of all of your simmering needs.

The “simmer” burner is great at maintaining consistently low temperatures. That makes it perfect for simmering soups, stews, and sauces to perfection.

Thus, if you want to be able to cook foods in a flash but also to slow-cook and simmer when you need to, you will happily find everything you want all in one convenient package when you go for the Wolf 30 gas range.

It Includes an Oven

Something else that you should know is that this range is more than just a range.

It also includes a wonderful oven that we found works well for a wide variety of cooking tasks.

It is particularly adept at both roasting and baking. So, if you want a great range but also a great oven that you can count on, this one is certainly the right choice.

It Features Cast Iron Grates that are Coated with Porcelain

Another nice feature of the Wolf 30 gas range is the fact that it features cast iron grates. Not only are these super attractive, but they’re also super durable. You never have to worry about these grates giving way to heat or running into other issues.

Plus, the grates are also coated in strong, durable porcelain which makes for super easy cleaning. Everything sits atop the porcelain barrier, instead of seeping in, so, when you’re ready to clean them, a nice damp sponge should do the trick just fine. That means no more dealing with baked on messes, a huge sigh of relief for amateur chefs everywhere.

The Oven is Huge

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If you like to cook with big baking sheets or other large dishes, you will be glad to know that this unit has a surprisingly large oven capacity. A lot of 30-inch products kind of skimp when it comes to oven space, but not this one.

You will enjoy an impressive 4.4 cubic foot cooking space, large enough to easily accommodate any dish that the average person owns. What could be better than that?

“Hidden” Additional Settings to Choose From

If you cook regularly, then you probably already know that, the more settings on a unit, the better.

Luckily for you, the Wolf 30 gas range has lots of extra settings and features tucked carefully away.

The prime example is the fact that you can simply turn the outer ring of one of the oven knobs to open up extra settings. We love, first and foremost, that those extras settings are there and available for use. Plus, we also love the fact that they’re tucked away. Space isn’t taken up with extra big, bulky control panels or confusing knobs. Everything you need can be accessed with a simple extra spin of an already-functional dial. In our opinion, that’s a pretty smart design.

The Whole Thing Stays Nice and Cool

A big issue that people often have with gas ranges and ovens is that the external parts that they have to touch, like the knobs and handles, often get super-hot and super uncomfortable during the cooking process.

This can make it difficult or potentially even dangerous to open the oven door or adjust the temperature. Fortunately, none of these things are a concern with this unit.

It is very well insulated and, thus, stays nice and cool on the outside during operation. That means that anyone can safely and easily use this unit without worry.

Six Different Rack Levels

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Something else that we really appreciate about the Wolf 30 gas range is the fact that it features six different rack levels.

This means that you can easily cook multiple items at one time and/or that you can easily adjust your rack as needed for perfect cooking.

We also found that the racks were super easy to take out and put in, which makes this a very easy oven to deal with and use.

Enjoy a Touchscreen Feature

We have already mentioned how, if you spin the outer ring of the dial, you can access hidden features. That is great for people who like doing things the old-fashioned way.

However, don’t let that fool you into thinking that this is not a modern oven because it most definitely is.

Also hidden carefully and out of view is a panel that you can access to use a touchscreen. Via the touchscreen, you can do all of the things you can do with the dial, which gives you and anyone else who will be using the appliance the convenience of choice.

The only difference from the touchscreen features and the dial features is that the touchscreen menu also offers a nice built-in timer and clock. This is a smart design since most timers and clocks usually take up unnecessary space that most people don’t have room for, especially in today’s modern, compact kitchens.

Thanks to the design, you can get all of the benefits of a timer/clock without taking up a bunch of room or having to deal with a cluttered appearance.

This Unit Will Not Work Well with All Gas Setups

While, so far, we have detailed a lot of things to love about this unit, there is one thing that is not ideal.

That is the fact that this unit won’t work or at least won’t work as well unless you have the proper gas setup, which is a setup of 7” pressure.

While some areas do offer this pressure, thus allowing the unit to work at full capacity, others do not.

Thus, before you buy this unit, you will need to check into what your gas setup is and determine whether or not it will allow the appliance to function as it should.

A Great Infrared Boiler

One of our favorite features on this unit is the infrared boiler, which works amazingly well.

It gets super-hot and really allows the heat to surround the food, which makes for perfect, even cooking when you’re broiling anything. The broiler is also good for searing the top of meat for a crispy delicious outer layer.

The broiler is also easy to operate, so even if you’re new to broiling, you should have no problem figuring it out with this unit.

You Can Customize the Knobs

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Many people like to be able to customize their appliances or at least to have some choices in terms of what their appliances look like.

Fortunately, you do have some customization options with this unit. For one thing, you can choose what your knobs look like. The red knobs come standard, and we happen to really like them.

If they’re not your thing, though, don’t worry. You can opt for stainless steel knobs, black knobs, brass knobs, or chrome knobs.

Just keep in mind that every retailer won’t offer every option, so if you have a specific knob in mind, you might have to do some shopping around to find the one you want.

The Exterior Requires a Lot of Cleaning

Even with so much to love about this unit, there are some common complaints that come up.

One thing that many people mention is the fact that the exterior, especially the top of the range, tends to get dirty easily.

The way the unit is designed does lend itself to spots and splotches getting into some pretty undesirable places, which means a little more scrubbing and cleaning than you’d probably like.

If you can deal with the cleaning, though, we still think it’s a pretty great appliance to have.

It Can Take A While to Preheat

Something else we’re not crazy about is that, in our opinion, the oven on this unit takes a very long time to preheat.

Some tests report that it takes around fifteen minutes just to reach a temperature of 350 degrees. That’s a lot of waiting for some people, especially those who lead busy lives.

Of course, once the oven does reach its desired temperature, it’s pretty good about maintaining it, which is a nice bonus. We just wish it could get there a little faster.

All in all, the Wolf 30 gas range is not perfect, but no unit is. And, while it may not be perfect, it does, as you can see, have a lot of great features that bring it pretty close.

We recommend doing a little more research and also checking out other units to determine if this offering from Wolf is the best fit for you.

It’s the heart of the whole household, and you want it in tip-top shape. Seasoned cookware, Squeaky-clean countertops, and wholesome ingredients all work together to make your kitchen shine.

But sometimes we overlook the most important part of the most important room. Modern appliances can make or break your kitchen. They can mean the difference between hopeful food wishes and true delicious dishes, and you need to take them seriously.

So, is your range really working for you? You may be ready for a new one. When it comes to luxury ranges, there are quite a few brands competing for space in your home. How can you know which one is right for you?

That involves a lot of research and a lot of energy expended surfing the web, peering into previous buyers’ experiences left through star ratings on review websites. If you want to avoid all that, read on.

We’ll be getting down deep into one of the most high-end ranges on the market today, the Wolf dual fuel range. Here you’ll find the answers to all your questions about this particular brand.

We’ll go over style, space, function, and even compare it to some other brands so you’ll know exactly where it stands next to the competition. Ready to get started? Let’s go.

The Wolf dual fuel range is an ordinary product manufactured by a brand that transforms it into something extraordinary.

Wolf is committed to bringing you absolute control in your cooking experience, from the stacked dual-flame burners on the cooktop to the advanced convection system inside the oven.

A dual-fuel range is the obvious choice for homeowners who bring a real chef’s attitude to the kitchen, but it’s also perfect for beginners and those still learning to navigate modern cooking appliances.

That’s because these ranges combine advanced science with simple yet elegant design, bringing you an easy-to-use range with a multitude of capabilities.

There’s a reason these ranges are considered top-of-the-line. Check out the features, designs, and functions which are pushing the envelope in the world of ranges.

No matter what you’re looking for in a range, Wolf has it. Styles vary, from pure simplicity in a modest 30” range with four standard gas burners all the way to 60” inch ranges in designs fit for the finest French restaurants. These can include any number of design features, from griddles to char-broilers to delicate French tops.

Choose between one dual-convection oven to bake your roasts perfectly, or two dual-convection ovens to cook for the whole extended family (and all their friends). You can even choose to have a dual-convection oven along with a smaller single-convection oven for quick reheats of smaller dishes or sides.

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The options are myriad, and you can combine them however you like to create the perfect range for your home. This stainless-steel power-series looks just as professional as it acts, and it performs as advertised. Can any other brand really say the same?

There are two special features which really stand out, propelling these ranges up to luxury status in the world of home appliances. The first is the burner design. A few other brands also have stacked dual-flame burners, but the control of those offered by Wolf is simply sublime.

Their bragging rights aren’t dependent on ultra-high BTUs, though they do reach up to 20,000. The truly special feature (which you won’t find on other cooktops) is the simmer setting. The clearly labeled knob adjustment goes down to under 300 BTUs. This gives you the freedom to melt, simmer, and keep warm anything you like, allowing for ultra-high functionality in the kitchen.

Their ovens are also a marvelous example of modern design, with a dual-convection, two-fan system allowing for increased airflow and even cooking with every dish. It’s worth noting that although Wolf puts lots of emphasis on their convection design, other luxury brands like Miele and Jenn-Air also have this technology.

No matter which model you buy, you’re getting the highest possible functionality with both the oven and the cooktop. Continuous cast-iron grating is finished with an easy-slide coa​​ting to make it even easier to move your pots and pans around on the stovetop. They all have a self-cleaning mode.

A temperature probe is included in every model, alerting you automatically when your food is at temperature. This eliminates the need to constantly open the hot oven, saving you time and effort. There weren’t many customer complaints about the ranges, although a common problem seems to be the probe breaking. The pivoting touchscreen control panel is easy to use and allows you to program the oven, then stow the glow out of sight.

No matter what you want to cook, you’ll be able to cook it on this stove. The stacked dual-flame burners allow you to perfect savory roux and melt chocolate without burning it. The ovens are spacious enough for your Thanksgiving turkey and distribute heat evenly to cook even the smallest dish to perfection. It even has settings for dough proofing and dehydrating.

Wolf has ranges available to fit all standard spacing at 30”, 36”, 48”, and 60”. The oven capacity of all models is admirable, with even the smallest 30” model having 4.5 cub​​ic feet of cooking space.

The 36” model will give you 5.4 cubic feet, while the 48” model goes back down to 4.5 cubic feet with a secondary single-fan oven at 2.5 cubic feet of space. With the 60” model, you’ll get two ovens with a capacity of 4.5 feet.

Wolf is a company which truly stands behind their product, and the Wolf residential wa​​rranty covers your purchase for two years including parts and labor.

You can’t get a true luxury item on the cheap, especially from Wolf. You’ll have to pay a pretty penny for these ravishing ranges, and it’s up to you to decide if they’re really worth the price.

Fortunately, they aren’t that hard to get ahold of. One of the easiest options is to buy them on the internet. Online retailer ABT carries the entire line of ranges, as does AJ Madison.

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Prices for the Wolf dual fuel range vary depending on which model you need, and which cooktop design you select. The basic 30” range is the least expensive, costing $$$$ The 36” models range from $$$$ to $$$$, while the 48” model will set you back as much as $$$$. The 60” models are the most expensive, all costing over $$$4.

Want to see these ranges in action before you throw down that kind of money? It’s possible. Wolf has several showrooms and vendors across the United States, which you can find using their locator. This will direct you to the nearest vendor, in case you want to see and get a feel for the range before you buy it.

If you are within a reasonable distance, you can check out a “Wolf live kitchen”. This intelligent concept allows potential buyers to check out Wolf appliances in a real home-kitchen environment. The Wolf live kitchen even hosts events like cooking demos, so you know exactly what you’re getting with your range.

Now that you know everything there is to know about the Wolf dual fuel range, let’s compare it to other high-end ranges and see where it falls.

The Empa​​v​​a 30” is perhaps the Wolf’s biggest competition here in the United States.

This range is quite similar to its rival, the Wolf 36” 6-burner range. It too has a dual-fan convection system in its oven. And, like the Wolf, the Empava comes with an option to simmer. It’s a stainless-steel behemoth of a range, and it goes up to 19,000 BTUs. So, you know you’re getting power and durability with the product.

The Empava 30” range is even a bit less expensive than the Wolf. Does that mean the Wolf gives you more? Not necessarily. In fact, it seems the Empava has more features. It includes an option for “added moisture” while baking, which perfectly complements breads and certain meats.

The oven also seems to have more operating modes than the Wolf. including settings like “favorites”, and a variety of special modes for thawing, browning, and the like. However, there were complaints about missing and broken parts and customer service being way subpar. Empava offers a limited 1-year warranty on parts and labor, which is not exactly outstanding for the price.

The Thor Kitchen 36" range is product built to last by a company with a powerful brand image. Does the range live up to the Thor name?

The Thor Kitchen actually does deliver a bit more BTU power than the Wolf, topping out at 23,000. It also has a simmer function, though it may not be as precise as the Wolf. The Thor Kitchen has just one convection fan in its oven, so food may not bake as evenly as it does with the Wolf.

It is a bit less expensive than the Wolf 48”, but not by much. And you also don’t get as many features. You’ll get 8 powerful burners with the Thor Kitchen, but no other options. In contrast, the Wolf offers you the choice to have extra burners, a char-broiler, or a griddle. It’s really up to you to decide how many burners you need and make your choice accordingly.

Thor Kitchen’s customer reviews seem to point towards a love-hate situation. You either love your Thor Kitchen range, or you hate it. Most customers did seem to enjoy the features and easy cooking that came with their Thor Kitchen. However, many complained of needing repairs soon after purchase and improper service through the technicians who came to fix their problems. However, the two-year warranty does hold up under scrutiny.

Now that we’ve examined other high-end range options for your home, let’s go over a quick pros and cons list for the Wolf dual fuel range.

The Wolf dual fuel range is a hot home luxury appliance which would make a great addition to your kitchen, no matter which size range you need to buy.

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Star Rating: We give this product 5 stars for being a high-end item with an affordable price tag. You’ll still get all the awesome features you’ve come to expect from the Wolf brand, and the customer service continues to be top-of-the-line both before and after purchase.

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If you're someone who cooks a lot, you'll appreciate a good​
appliance. They can be the difference between average and excellent cooking.
Plus, they can also shave time off your meal prep, too.

There is an overwhelming range of kitchen appliances to
choose from out there. We thought we would review a particular brand and see
how they fared against other brands.

Let’s take a look at the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range.

So, what is the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range, then? It is a
range of five burner sealed stove-top ovens, produced by the manufacturer Viking.

They are aptly named dual fuel because they utilize both
electric and gas. The stove-top is run on gasoline, while the oven below is
electric.

For the sake of continuity, we will focus on the five burner
30 inch model in the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range. The four burners have a maximum
Btu of 15,000.

Viking themselves claim to have one of the largest oven
capacities on the market with the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range. Additionally, they
also believe that they have one of the fastest preheat times in their ovens,
too.

The gas that the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range uses natural gas,
as opposed to propane. Let’s give the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range a thorough
review.

The Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range has a number of established
features, with additional specs
to now add to the list.

Their pro sealed burner system is capable of going up to
18,500 Btu’s on the front right-hand burner. All other burners can only reach
15,000 Btu’s.

All Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range burners are equipped with a
cutting-edge ignition system to ensure that the flame ignites every time.

Their black chrome knobs are hard wearing and heavy duty.
Again, they reiterate that the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range has one of the largest
oven capacities in the industry.

Additionally, the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range oven comes with
six porcelain rack slots and three racks. The soft close door allows you to
close the oven door slowly and softly, without it slamming.

Their window opening is new and improved, with a broader
view of the oven interior. The Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range has three oven lights
for you to see everything.

Because the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range uses electric in the
oven, it's self-cleaning. The oven comes with ten cooking and baking modes,
including convection.

The surface grates located over the burners are easily
removable for a quick clean up.

When using the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range, there are a few
things that you need to remember.

There is an electric ignition for all sealed surface
burners. This means that there are no open flame pilots, making it safer.

The front right-hand burner is capable of outputting up to
18,500 Btu’s. However, it’s also great for simmering large pots, as well, and
can be turned right down like the other burners.

There is an optional griddle that also comes with 15,000
Btu’s. The thermostat that’s attached to the griddle is designed to maintain an
even temperature across the surface of the griddle once properly heated.

The Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range also comes with an optional
char-grill, depending on the specific model. This is a heavy duty porcelainized
grate made out of cast-iron. Beneath the grate is a porcelain plate that is
designed to catch any drippings.

The soft close door feature allows the door to remain open
until it is approximately 12 centimeters away from the oven. Gently pushing it
at this point will encourage it to close. The speed at which the oven door
closes will depend on the temperature of the oven.

Now that we've covered the specs of the Viking 30 Dual Fuel
Range let's take a look at how prices vary for this range across different
retail outlets.

• AJ
  Madison: AJ Madison has the full Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range available,
  whether you’re looking for the five or four burner model.

  The particular model we’re reviewing is available on AJ Madison
  from $3899.00 in stainless steel with propane gas. If you want it in black with
  natural gas, it’ll set you back $4599.00.

• US
  Appliance: US Appliance
  also has the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range available for purchase online, too. The
  model that we’re reviewing is available in white and natural gas for $4699.00.
• Appliances
  Connection: the last online retailer that we’re looking at with the Viking
  30 Dual Fuel Range models is Appliances
  Connection. They have the natural gas model in stainless steel
  available for $3999.00 – and this includes free shipping. If you’re looking for
  the same model in black or white, it’ll set you back $4699.00.

Now that we've discussed the different price points of the
Viking 30 Duel Fuel Range across the board let's see how they rate against
similar appliances from different brands.

First, let’s discuss the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range:

Now, let’s discuss the Smeg CPF30UGM and compare
it against the Viking RVDR33025B

The Smeg CPF30UGM has a wider range of colors to choose from
compared to its Viking counterpart. These include matte black, olive green, red
and yellow as well as regular black, white and stainless steel.

The Smeg CPF30UGM also has available storage space
underneath, which the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range doesn't. This is because the
Viking range has to allow for a substantial oven capacity. 

Surprisingly, the Viking 30 Duel Fuel Range is smaller than
the Smeg CPF30UGM. However, we can confirm that it has a larger oven capacity
compared to Smeg’s 3.6 cubic feet. The Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range has an oven
capacity of 4.7 cubic feet.

The Viking Dual Fuel Range has three oven racks, while the
Smeg CPF30UGM only has two.

Now that we’ve looked at the Smeg CPF30UGM against the
Viking Dual Fuel Range let's review the Bertazzoni PROF304DFXX in contrast.

The Bertazzoni PROF304DFXX has a number of features that are
different when comparing with the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range. One of the most
significant differences that we can see is the Bertazzoni PROF304DFXX has an
open burner, as opposed to sealed burners like the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range.

It is also available in a more extensive range of different
colors, including yellow, orange and red. The Bertazzoni PROF304DFXX has a higher
Btu output on some of its burners, and then a lower output on the others.

It comes with four burners as opposed to five. Its oven
capacity is almost comparable with the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range – coming in at
4.6 cubic feet. While it features a temperature probe that the Viking 30 Dual
Fuel Range doesn't have, unfortunately, the Bertazzoni PROF304DFXX doesn’t come
with an interior oven light, while the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range does.

It only has two oven racks, and its door isn't removable.
The Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range comes with three oven racks, and you can remove
the door for more efficient cleaning.

Let’s take a look at our last comparison between the Viking
30 Dual Fuel Range and FiveStar TPN287. As a refresher, let’s review the Viking
30 Dual Fuel Range:

Now, let’s do the same to the FiveStar TPN287:

The FiveStar TPN287 is only available in the same colors as
the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range. Its burner output is slightly higher across the
board, allowing for 18,500 Btu’s for each burner. Its oven capacity, however,
is one of the smallest in this review, at 3.69 cubic feet.

It does come with three racks instead of two, putting it up
there with Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range. It also stands slightly higher than the
Viking range, which may or may not be convenient, depending on the layout of
your kitchen.

Overall, while FiveStar TPN287 is a high-quality dual fuel
oven, it's also the most expensive on our comparison list. 

We’ve looked at the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range in comparison
with other similar appliances on the market. Now, let’s discuss the various
advantages of the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range:

• Temperature:
  Good
  Housekeeping mentions the temperature when it comes to looking at
  the benefits of the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range. They say that the sealed burners
  allow for a steady simmer and an even distribution of heat. Additionally, the
  oven is said to heat evenly and broil well.
• Cleaning:
  the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range is easy to clean, with few awkward crevices and
  hard to reach places. The oven racks are easily removable and can fit nicely
  into an average-sized sink. If you don't feel like doing the dishes, the Viking
  30 Dual Fuel Range also has a self-clean setting.
• Easily
  Controlled: learning how to work and operate the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range
  is simple and straightforward. The controlled knobs are easy to see and use,
  while the manual that comes with this range is extensive but concise. It also
  includes a quick reference guide if you want to skip the details.

Now that we’ve run through the advantages of the Viking 30
Dual Fuel Range, let’s take a look at some possible setbacks:

• Oven:
  the oven seems to have a couple of problem areas that can get in the way of a
  good bake. Because there is no storage drawer below, the oven itself is quite
  low, making it hard to bend down for access every time. Additionally, while the
  oven is large, the window looking into the oven is quite small.
• Oven Continued:
  while the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range has three interior oven lights for a high
  level of visibility, there appear to be some issues around the lighting itself.
  Apparently, they don't come on automatically when you open the door. Also, the
  oven isn't able to convert temperatures when using the convection feature, so
  you have to remember to do this manually.
• Appearance:
  if you’re someone who likes stainless steel, the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range is
  ideal. While it’s available in a black and white as well, you will still get
  quite a bit of stainless
  steel with these models. The control panel, back guard, and front
  handle will all remain stainless.

We’ve looked at the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range in great
detail. We have discussed the technical aspects of this appliance range and
considered varying price points and how it compares to other similar dual fuel
range models.

In conclusion, we award the Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range 4/5
stars. While it has a couple of setbacks around specific features of the oven
and is more limited in appearance than you may think, the Viking 30 Dual Fuel
Range is built well for practicality and longevity.

The Viking 30 Dual Fuel Range is made to suit a wide variety
of cooking requirements.