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Don Wiss
 
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Default Distance between front-back burners on pro ranges?

Hi,

I'm still a ways from redoing my kitchen, but no reason not to work on its
design now. One of the issues is which pro style range to buy. One
annoyance with my current cheap Magic Chef is the closeness of the front
and back burners. Put a large frying pan on one and you can only put a
small pot on the other. Looking at specs of pro ranges this distance isn't
one provided.

To start this off, and for comparison, I went and measured the distance on
my Magic Chef. Measured center-to-center I find 9 1/2"

What is yours?

Don <donwiss at panix.com>.
 
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