There is the pieceofcrap Frigidaire and it's Kenmore twin. Not worth wasting a dime on. A kitchen old enough for that size range really should be first priority to renovate with new cabinets.

And Ilve, and Lacanche, and the classic Wedgewoods, and others. Our 40" models are actually quite popular and give you a lot more flexibility than most standard 36" ranges.

Robert, feel free to take a look at the 40" Lacanche Cluny. 5 burners, 2 ovens (gas and / or electric), it sounds like this is exactly what you are looking for. And it will last you a lifetime, so no need to rip out the kitchen again in 5 years to fit a new range.

Feel free to reach out to us directly, I'd be happy to tell you more or put you in contact with our friends in the USA depending on where you are.

Cheers,

Patrick

I was going to recommend Lacanche, too. The other stove you might want to consider is a new Aga DC; it looks like an original "hot" Aga but you can adjust the oven temperatures (3 smaller ovens, not one huge one, so you can cook multiple dishes and courses all at once) according to your requirements. http://www.agamarvel.com/aga/products/aga-cast-iron-ranges/aa-dual-control-3-oven-natural-gas/ and it looks like this (many other colours available): https://www.houzz.com/photos/new-england-shaker-kitchen-contemporary-kitchen-hampshire-phvw-vp~1603475

thanks - however, may be less expensive just to remodel the cabinets. These ranges are very expensive