Bluestar sells extra tall feet for it's ranges. It's an option that doesn't show on their website, but your dealer can just give them a call

Hi Jennifer,

Lacanche would allow you to order a 60" wide, 38"-high range straight from the factory.

You can also use a standard-height range and build a platform to raise it up, however this might become an issue if you ever need servicing and the range needs to be lifted again onto the platform. Not impossible, but something for the technician to be aware of ahead of time. The front of the platform can then be finished to match the surrounding toekicks / cabinets.

I hope this helps,

Patrick

A cooktop and wall ovens are a better choice than a range if you have issues with bending down low.

We have raised kitchen counters and a Lacanche- no trouble at all. While a cooktop and wall ovens are great solutions for dealing with bending down to open an oven, for tall people the biggest trouble is all the prep work at the counter and dish washing, not bending to open the oven.