[RE-wrenches] Gas oven question

[penobscotsolar at midmaine.com]

Hi Allan,
   While not a separate gas unit, Premiere makes a nice stainless steel
and black propane gas stove/oven. It's sort of a step up from the 
Lehmans Catalogue old school stuff but still not what you're looking
for. I have used one at home for the last four years with good
experience....

Daryl DeJoy
NABCEP Certified PV installer
Penobscot Solar Design


> Allan;
> We are stymied on this stuff too. All the fancy foodie and commercial
> versions use electricity (sometimes LOTS of it) for glowbars, blowers,
> lights, thermostatic control units, on and on.
> We basically just recommend the nice old-fashioned gear from Lehmans etc.
> and try to convince people that the "retro" look is cool, and that *real*
> foodies should be able to cook over a campfire if they're worth their sea
> salt as a chef, etc and just re-plan the kitchen around it. Cook top plus
> a
> couple small wall ovens is a great space saving foodie plan, lots going
> for
> that idea, but we can't find any products either. The nice old-school
> propane range/ovens have awesome valves and burners that are highly
> controllable; the only other non-glowbar options seem to be very poor and
> cheesy apartment-type ranges. I have one, they suck, as here in the
> Colorado mountains, we also have the propane de-rate and the high altitude
> de-rate. Ugh.
> Best of luck. Recommend the Paleo diet I guess.
>
> Dan Fink,
> Executive Director;
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>
> On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 12:21 PM, Allan Sindelar <
> allan at positiveenergysolar.com> wrote:
>
>>  Here's a long-shot question: Is any Wrench out there aware of a gas
>> slide-in oven without an electric glow bar? Occasionally (as in now) we
>> have an off grid client who'd prefer a separate wall oven and gas
>> cooktop
>> to a standard range.
>> Thank you,
>> Allan
>> --
>>
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