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Measuring wrong is the most common reason an appliance goes back. If you are not sure, text us the dimensions of your space and we will check them against the unit before you commit.
Text us your measurementsFuel type is the first question: gas needs a gas line, electric needs a 240V outlet, and dual fuel needs both. Converting is not a small job.
Standard freestanding ranges are 30 inches wide. Slide-in models sit flush with the counter and usually need a specific counter cutout.
Check the depth against your counter, and confirm the oven door has room to open fully in front of an island.
Induction cooktops need magnetic cookware — test a pan with a magnet before committing.
Tell us the brand, size or budget you're working with. We'll check the floor and let you know what's coming in.
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Yes — freestanding and slide-in ranges, wall ovens and cooktops in gas, electric and induction. Fuel type is listed on every unit. Gas needs a gas line, electric needs a 240V outlet, and dual fuel needs both; converting between them is not a small job.
Standard freestanding ranges are 30 inches wide, which is what most kitchens are built for. Slide-in models sit flush with the counter and usually need a specific cutout. Cabins and older homes frequently have 24-inch openings, so measure before assuming standard.
Only if it is magnetic. Hold a fridge magnet to the base of a pan — if it sticks firmly, it will work on induction. Aluminium and most copper and glass cookware will not.
Yes, where there is already a gas hookup to connect to. Installation is available on most appliances and is quoted separately from delivery, but we connect a range to an existing gas line rather than run a new one — if your kitchen has no gas supply, that is a separate job for a plumber first. Ask about the specific unit and your setup when you call (973) 519-9717.
A scratch & dent appliance is a unit with cosmetic damage but no functional defect. The damage usually happens in shipping, in a warehouse, or on a showroom floor — a dented side panel, a scratched door, or scuffed trim. The appliance still works as designed. Because retailers cannot sell a marked unit at full price, it is sold at a discount.
1-year warranty options are available on qualifying appliances. Coverage is not automatic on every unit and terms vary by appliance, so ask about warranty options for the specific unit you are buying before you complete the purchase.
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