Lowes Gas Range (2024)

FAQs

How much should you pay for a gas range? ›

Normal range: $525 - $3,200

A gas stove is a practical tool for any kitchen. It may not be as easy to clean as an electric range, but it heats up much quicker and allows you to adjust the flame to your heart's desire. If you're ready to switch to a gas stove, you'll need a plumber to run a new gas line.

Regulator and Valve Issue: Low flame can be caused by problems with the gas regulator or the control valve. If the regulator does not work properly, it can limit the amount of gas reaching the burner. Burner Issues: Clogged or broken burners may disrupt normal gas-air mixing, resulting in a poor flame.

The difference between a range, stove and oven depends on who you ask. However, if you're shopping for appliances, brands often use these terms: an oven is an enclosed cavity for baking, a stovetop or cooktop is an open, flat surface you cook on, and a range or stove is the standalone appliance with both.

Cost and efficiency

The operating cost for your range is heavily influenced by the utility costs in your area, but gas stoves are generally slightly cheaper to operate than their electric counterparts. However, purchasing and installing a gas stove may be more expensive than an electric stove with similar features.

In the world of affordable yet reliable kitchen appliances, two names often rise to the top: GE and Whirlpool. These brands have earned a solid reputation for delivering quality products without breaking the bank. Both GE and Whirlpool offer affordable electric ranges that don't skimp on quality or performance.

Consider your cooking needs, kitchen size, layout and your budget to make the right decision. The 3-burner gas stove suits small families and the 4 burner gas stove for medium to large families. Faber offers a variety of top-quality gas appliances for kitchens in India.

Scientific studies documenting the health risks associated with gas stove use date back decades. Gas stoves emit numerous pollutants, several of which (such as nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide) are known to damage our lungs and exacerbate respiratory issues.

How can I make my gas stove more efficient? ›

Turn your burner to high first; lower the heat to finish cooking. Using retained heat saves energy. Give your burners a break. Burner pans that are blackened due to heavy use make burners less efficient because they absorb a lot of heat.

Use a wall or ceiling exhaust fan while cooking. Open windows and/or exterior doors to improve air flow through the kitchen.

Another reason the pros prefer gas is the control they have over the heat. Just as electricity takes some time to heat your pan, it also takes some time to adjust in temperatures, whether you need fast heat or need to cool the contents immediately.

Compared to cooking with an electric stove, cooking with gas also produces twice as much harmful particulate matter, which can have health impacts on the heart and lungs. Gas stoves can also release formaldehyde, a human carcinogen, and carbon monoxide, which is odorless and can be toxic in high concentrations.

Electric Stove: Performance. Chefs tend to prefer gas because of the ease of temperature control. Electric stoves tend to heat up faster and have a narrow edge over gas when it comes to baking. Electric stoves also tend to be better at broiling and maintaining a consistent low simmer.

$1,000 to $1,500

But if you have gas, you might consider capping your purchase at $1,000 or being prepared to spend more than $1,500.

Compared to their lower-cost counterparts, luxury appliances are built with superior materials for a higher-quality performance meant to last. Additionally, advanced testing during development and production means you won't be disappointed by their professional grade high performance.

Budget-Friendly Stoves: $600 to $900

At the entry-level price range, you'll find basic gas and electric ranges that cater to your fundamental cooking needs. These models typically start around $600 and can go up to $900.

Kitchen Appliance Costs as a Percentage of Total Kitchen Remodeling Budget: Per the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA), appliances typically account for 12% of the average kitchen remodeling budget. This means that if your total budget is $120k, you should expect to pay at least $14k for your new appliances.