I have a 36" gas range and wanted to use a griddle across two burners front to back. Should I go with this 14x23'" size or the smaller one?
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Hi Carma, I wish I could decide for you, but you're really going to have to decide for yourself. I guess it would mostly depend on how it would fit on your range. I own the 14x23 and it measures basically 14x23 (give or take 1/4" in either direction). On my range it would stick out about 1/2" if I placed it on two burners front-to-back, and it overlaps the neighboring burner grills by a couple inches. You should measure your own range to get a feel for how it would fit. You may decide that it's too big or you may decide that it's okay. I do like this size because I can easily fit 6 "normal-sized" pancakes on it at one time. I'm sorry that I couldn't be more help... Hi Carma, I wish I could decide for you, but you're really going to have to decide for yourself. I guess it would mostly depend on how it would fit on your range. I own the 14x23 and it measures basically 14x23 (give or take 1/4" in either direction). On my range it would stick out about 1/2" if I placed it on two burners front-to-back, and it overlaps the neighboring burner grills by a couple inches. You should measure your own range to get a feel for how it would fit. You may decide that it's too big or you may decide that it's okay. I do like this size because I can easily fit... » Read More Hi Carma, I wish I could decide for you, but you're really going to have to decide for yourself. I guess it would mostly depend on how it would fit on your range. I own the 14x23 and it measures basically 14x23 (give or take 1/4" in either direction). On my range it would stick out about 1/2" if I placed it on two burners front-to-back, and it overlaps the neighboring burner grills by a couple inches. You should measure your own range to get a feel for how it would fit. You may decide that it's too big or you may decide that it's okay. I do like this size because I can easily fit 6 "normal-sized" pancakes on it at one time. I'm sorry that I couldn't be more help... « Show Less
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i also have a 36" gas range and I bought the 14x23" griddle. It works best for me across two burners (both in the front). I love this griddle.
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I used mine on my gas cooktop front to back and it covered both just fine. I just found this to be heavier then what I wanted.
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It all depends on what you wish to do. If all you want is to cook a couple of burgers then go with the smaller one. The clean up will be easier as well. But this thing is 7 gauge steel and that is thick and heavy. And for cooking there is nothing better than heavy gauge steel. And it has a fairly large cooking area so you can get that good ol' diner style cooking going on. But bare in mind that this is not "stainless steel". So there are proper care procedures involved. I use mine at home on the stove for that good restaurant style cooking. It goes over two burners and I can get a couple of things going on at once. Hope this has helped you some. It all depends on what you wish to do. If all you want is to cook a couple of burgers then go with the smaller one. The clean up will be easier as well. But this thing is 7 gauge steel and that is thick and heavy. And for cooking there is nothing better than heavy gauge steel. And it has a fairly large cooking area so you can get that good ol' diner style cooking going on. But bare in mind that this is not "stainless steel". So there are proper care procedures involved. I use mine at home on the stove for that good restaurant style cooking. It goes over two burners and I can get a... » Read More It all depends on what you wish to do. If all you want is to cook a couple of burgers then go with the smaller one. The clean up will be easier as well. But this thing is 7 gauge steel and that is thick and heavy. And for cooking there is nothing better than heavy gauge steel. And it has a fairly large cooking area so you can get that good ol' diner style cooking going on. But bare in mind that this is not "stainless steel". So there are proper care procedures involved. I use mine at home on the stove for that good restaurant style cooking. It goes over two burners and I can get a couple of things going on at once. Hope this has helped you some. « Show Less
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The whole surface is flat so it will fit. 14" is too big. 10.25 is the maximum. The burner itself is a bit less than that. If you put a 12" pot on, it would be out to the edges and it would be beyond the burner itself.I think the sales literature is the same for all models so go with the operators manual.
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Yes, I have the same gas range and it fits directly in the center on the 5th burner. It will not heat evenly. Another option is to move it to a left or right and use two burners at once to get temperatures right. It will fit the top no problem.
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10" is for the big one. The smaller one is ~6" which I tried my smaller pot but it won't work for the burner. Anything between won't work either. I think it's my pots/pans size. It have to be 10" diameter. Mine weren't and I don't have reason to buy more pot/pan that size because I have too many sizes but 10". Luckily, the product come with 10" pot. That works for me !!
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i'm sorry mine is set up for a portable propane burner,my opion is the rounded bottom wouldn't do much good,being stainless and a heat resistor,a flame would be best,i bought mine to make egg rolls (deep frying),in the summer,and have yet to use it,used my steel 14in the last time
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my stove is an elex Magic Chef 30" x 20". The outside/interior legs are approx 27" x 17". 3 rows of 3, 1" legs to hold it above the burners. you will need to be careful to keep the burners on off while the top is on. it is heavy duty plastic but i think gas fire under it would melt it. I love mine and have never regretted buying it. If you think you will like it go ahead and order it, make sure to keep the packing in good condition until after you have set it on your GE and decided if it is what you want. If not return it. Amazon has always been great about returns in my experience. my stove is an elex Magic Chef 30" x 20". The outside/interior legs are approx 27" x 17". 3 rows of 3, 1" legs to hold it above the burners. you will need to be careful to keep the burners on off while the top is on. it is heavy duty plastic but i think gas fire under it would melt it. I love mine and have never regretted buying it. If you think you will like it go ahead and order it, make sure to keep the packing in good condition until after you have set it on your GE and decided if it is what you want. If not return it. Amazon has always been great about returns... » Read More my stove is an elex Magic Chef 30" x 20". The outside/interior legs are approx 27" x 17". 3 rows of 3, 1" legs to hold it above the burners. you will need to be careful to keep the burners on off while the top is on. it is heavy duty plastic but i think gas fire under it would melt it. I love mine and have never regretted buying it. If you think you will like it go ahead and order it, make sure to keep the packing in good condition until after you have set it on your GE and decided if it is what you want. If not return it. Amazon has always been great about returns in my experience. « Show Less
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We just use the standard size you can you for a gas grill or turkey fryer. Hope that helped.
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I have used the stove grate with the other side being the griddle and the grill. It does not matter. I think you could even use 2 stove grates.
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I have a two burner Coleman white gas, never used it on one burner. I think it would depend on the btu output of the burner, you may find it cooked a little slow on one burner. However, I found that I never had to have 2 burners at full, or even 2/3 power to bake. With this long winded answer I will finally say buy it, should work fine you will find a level that will heat just right. Sticky buns with coffee in the morning makes it worth every cent.
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3 burner is bigger. Depends on how much you plan to cook all at once. We can cook for six people on the 2 burner version.
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I would depend on how open your area is. We have two. One is in a 4 season patio which is 14'x24', but the reason we have it in there is because we have a gas burner in that room and it is shut off from the rest of the house.. The one we have inside our living space probably covers 800 sq. ft and maybe even a little more. Hope that helps. Sally Mc
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Well I have a Gas stove and it fit fine but that being said I in would have went smaller 14 inch would have been better for me
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Sorry, I can't be too much help, I purchased for a 5 burner stove. I ended up getting a splatter shield to cover the other burners. It's not a complete coverage, but helps to control some of the splattering.
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It depends on what you are cooking and the size of the wok. I can use a 12.5k btu burner for a 12 inch wok but it is not optimal by any means, but it cooks. I agree that 35K would be reasonable for a 14" or bigger. This burner will strip the seasoning from a wok and make it glow when turned to high. If your wok is thin, burning will occur on high despite your efforts to prevent it.
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With all sides up a mess tin fits perfectly, but nothing bigger. With the left side down a small or medium frying pan. If it's not windy or you have a separate windbreak, then you can let the back and sides down to use a larger frying pan. Although you may be better to just buy the separate "Coleman Grill Stove Griddle" .
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It really depends on how much you plan to grill vs griddle at one time. I used the grill side to make breakfast meats while using the griddle to make pancakes and french toast. If you need the griddle space... get the double. I prefer the half so I can have the option of both at once, and will likely buy the other single griddle to have as well for times I only need griddle.
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I dont have a bag for the 3 burner . I do for the 2 burner and my griddle I got for that one fits ok .. so I cant answer for the griddle on the 3 burner. I use my 3 burner on the back yard patio and the 2 burner camping.