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Wolf 48' Dual Fuel Range

19 years ago

I have several questions. I have an all electronic home. I am remodeling my kitchen. My KD suggests the dual fuel range, with outside propane tanks feeding the range. Does anyone have experience with this arrangement?

Next, what's your experience with Wolf's BBQ/Grill insert? I have an old Jenn-Air cooktop with BBQ/Grill that I love.

Finally, what's your experience with Wolf 48" dual fuel range overall? Is it reliable, or repair prone? Good service?

Thanks from Arizona!

Comments (6)

  • 19 years ago

    Go to the bottom of the page and type in Wolf. There will be enough information there to give you reading material for hours. I am getting a Wolf 36" DF and this forum was partly responsible for my choice. I am getting the 6 burners, just my personal choice.

  • 19 years ago

    sanborn5 is indeed correct.

    I know PLENTY of people that either used a propane range top or your proposed configuration so its not unusual.

    Next, I do not have a DF but I do have the AG Wolf and it is fabulous. Wolf makes really good stuff. 5 years with no issues.

    I don't have a grill on this unit but will have in new house but we are going with Bluestar there...not b/c I am unhappy with Wolf, I just got advice here that changed my mind. Personally, I think the AG unit is more attractive than the DF. I like the original grate and oven door handle design better.

    So, do a search for Wolf dual fuel and happy reading!

  • 19 years ago

    breezy_2--FYI--the AG door handle was changed when they changed the oven door this year to the new style (with the hydraulic hinges). Don't know if there was any change to the grates.

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Arizona.
    I have a Wolf DF 36" with the infrared charbroiler. Man that grill is tops. If you liked your Jenn-Air grill then your already into that style of cooking and your gonna love that Wolf charbroiler.
    The dual convection oven is great also. Never had any other so I can't compare. I'll just say I'm a convection convert.
    Have fun.

  • 18 years ago

    I just had my propane installed about 40ft with 2 100lb tanks $1700 including the City of Phoenix permit $300, this is the weight full not the amount of fuel. I chose this option because I will go with the dual fuel. There are requirements such as distance from a window. Arizona Propane did the install but you can call a plumbing company. Most propane dealers here dont install. I saw a 36 Wolf with CB and decided to check out what folks had to say. I am late to the dance but hope the info helps someone else that may be interested in LP.

  • 17 years ago

    Any advice or experience with the new DACOR 48" Dual fuel range? I am preparing for a kitchen remodel and hearing mixed reviews about the Dacor ovens- yikes!

    The Wolf 48 is an option too- any insights or experiences?