Range Emory 12-Foot Outdoor Kitchen Island with Grill and Pizza Oven
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The Range Emory is a 12-foot outdoor kitchen island that arrives as one matched system: a 38-inch 6-burner gas grill with a 72,000 BTU infrared sear zone, a 32-inch gas pizza oven that reaches 800°F and bakes two 12-inch pies, a 23-inch outdoor refrigerator, a stowaway sink and engineered stone counters. The powder-coated galvanized steel cabinets give five cabinets and a soft-close drawer, and one 5-year warranty covers every component. It suits homeowners who want a full outdoor kitchen without designing and sourcing each piece separately. The trade-off is a fixed layout: cabinet order and appliance positions cannot be rearranged, and the unit ships unassembled in seven boxes, so it takes two people to build. Against buying separate appliances and a custom island, it is simpler to plan and service but far less flexible.
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Lowest price we've seen: $6,499.00 on Nov 10 at Range Outdoor Living. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
Owners describe a complete outdoor kitchen that fits together as one system and holds up to sun, heat and salt air. The main complaints are the flat-pack build and the layout that cannot be changed after the fact.
The Range Emory is a 12-foot outdoor kitchen island with a built-in gas grill, gas pizza oven, refrigerator and sink. It has 12 sq. ft. of engineered stone countertop. The countertops do not need sealing.
The 38-inch gas grill has 6 burners rated at 72,000 BTU and an infrared sear zone. The 32-inch gas pizza oven reaches up to 800°F and cooks two 12-inch pizzas at a time. The island also has a 23-inch outdoor-rated refrigerator and a stowaway sink.
The cabinets are powder-coated galvanized steel. There are 5 cabinets and 1 drawer, with soft-close hardware. The island needs at least 4 inches of clearance against a masonry wall or heat-resistant backsplash.