Go 30": Cafe CHS950P2MS1 induction range (C2S950P2MS1 dual fuel)

Other induction ranges to look at are Bosch and Electrolux.

30" is almost $2k less.

On the questions actually asked -- i.e. what brands offer a 36" range model with double ovens and does anybody recommend them ---- seems to me we had a thread on this not too long ago. However, it is not turning up in a search.

My recollection is that there were a number of Italian and Italian-sounding brands who offered 36" models with side-by-side ovens. Verona, Ilve, DeLonghi and maybe Forno are the ones that come to mind without further research.

If considering one of those brands, best do a search on the brand(s) generally. My recollection is that there are always a few posters who love their Ilve, Verona etc. appliances and a bunch with bitter complaints about early and frequent breakdowns, lack of parts, bad customer support and no servicers willing to work on the brands.

What would be the purpose of a range with a 36" range with 16-1/2" and 9-5/8" ovens?

https://assets.ajmadison.com/ajmadison/itemdocs/VPFSEE365DSS-spec_sheet.pdf

A 30" double-oven range would seem to be superior.

Depending on your budget and timeframe, Lacanche offers two 36" models with 6 gas burners (no induction yet) and 2 ovens.

I forgot about the LaCanche 36" ranges. Very high style, very high quality builds, and very, very expensive. Both of the 36" wide models have side by side ovens.

If the cost is not in fantasyland for you (around $13k, IIRC). you could check out the several long running and mostly very positive threads here.

The French Barn is a long time poster here. They are the contact if you are in Canada. Art Culinaire/LacancheUSA on the US side of the border.

Do note that the oven dimensions are similar to the ones for the Verona models which were cited above by wdccruise. AFAIK, nobody in the North American market offers a double-oven 36" range with vertically stacked ovens like the ones on 30" wide double oven ranges.