Forno Ranges: Gas, Dual Fuel and Induction Explained
A plain guide to Forno ranges: gas vs dual fuel vs induction, widths from 20 to 36 inches, and five models compared.
Forno ranges cover gas, dual fuel and induction in freestanding styles across several widths. The right pick depends on your fuel type, the width of your opening and how you like to cook day to day.
This guide explains how Forno gas, dual fuel and induction ranges differ, and compares five models we carry, using the details listed on each product page.
- Forno freestanding ranges here cover gas, dual fuel and induction fuel types.
- Widths in this guide run from a compact 20-inch gas range to 36-inch gas and induction models.
- Gas models use sealed burners; dual fuel pairs gas burners with an electric oven; induction uses a magnetic cooktop with no open flame.
- The Torino FFSIN095036 is a 36-inch induction range with a French door oven, true convection and air fry.
Our top picks at a glance
Compare them side by side
Compact Pick: Forno FFSGS626520 Lamazze Series 20 Inch Gas Range
The FFSGS626520 is the narrow gas range in this guide. It has four sealed burners and a storage drawer in a freestanding Lamazze Series body that fits tighter kitchen openings. It is a clear fit when a full-size range will not fit.
- Narrow freestanding footprint
- Four sealed burners
- Storage drawer
- Lamazze Series styling
- Smaller oven than 30-inch and 36-inch models
- Four burners only
24-Inch Gas Pick: Forno FFSGS627224 Breno Series 24 Inch Gas Range
The FFSGS627224 is a 24-inch freestanding gas range in the Breno Series. It has four sealed burners and gives you a bit more cooktop room than the 20-inch model while still fitting a smaller opening.
- 24-inch freestanding width
- Four sealed burners
- Breno Series styling
- Fits smaller openings
- Smaller than a standard 30-inch range
- Four burners only
30-Inch Gas Pick: Forno FFSGS627430 Giovanni Series Gas Range
The FFSGS627430 is a 30-inch freestanding gas range in the Giovanni Series. It is the familiar primary-kitchen size for many homes and keeps a classic sealed-burner gas layout.
- Standard 30-inch width
- Sealed gas burners
- Giovanni Series styling
- Freestanding install
- Gas oven, not electric
- Needs a gas line
Dual Fuel Pick: Forno FFSGS619730 Marco Series Dual Fuel Range
The FFSGS619730 pairs gas burners with an electric oven in a 30-inch Marco Series body. Dual fuel is a strong choice if you want flame control on the cooktop and even electric heat for baking.
- Gas cooktop with electric oven
- 30-inch freestanding width
- Marco Series styling
- Even electric oven heat
- Needs both a gas line and a 240-volt circuit
- One oven
Induction Pick: Forno FFSIN095036 Torino Series 36 Inch Induction Range
The FFSIN095036 is a 36-inch Torino Series induction range with five elements and a 5.36 cu. ft. French door oven. It lists true convection and air fry, and the cooktop uses magnetic induction instead of an open flame. It needs a 240-volt circuit and works with magnetic cookware.
- 36-inch induction cooktop
- 5.36 cu. ft. French door oven
- True convection and air fry
- No open flame on the cooktop
- Needs a 240-volt circuit
- Requires magnetic cookware
Forno Ranges Compared
Lamazze 20" Gas | Breno 24" Gas | Giovanni 30" Gas | Marco Dual Fuel | Torino Induction | |
| Model | FFSGS626520 | FFSGS627224 | FFSGS627430 | FFSGS619730 | FFSIN095036 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,199 | $1,199 | $1,499 | $1,349 | $2,999 |
| Fuel Type | Gas | Gas | Gas | Dual Fuel | Induction |
| Width | 20" | 24" | 30" | 30" | 36" |
| Cooktop | 4 sealed burners | 4 sealed burners | Sealed burners | Sealed burners | 5 induction elements |
| Oven | Gas oven | Gas oven | Gas oven | Electric oven | 5.36 cu. ft. French door |
| Convection / Air Fry | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | True convection and air fry |
| Power Needs | Gas line | Gas line | Gas line | Gas + 240V | 240V circuit |
| Series | Lamazze | Breno | Giovanni | Marco | Torino |
| View | View | View | View | View |
Gas vs Dual Fuel vs Induction
Gas ranges cook with sealed burners and a gas oven. They need a gas line and usually a standard outlet for lights and ignition. Dual fuel ranges keep gas burners on top and use an electric oven below, which many bakers prefer for steady heat. They need both a gas line and a 240-volt circuit.
Induction ranges heat pans through a magnetic cooktop. There is no open flame, the surface stays cooler around the pan, and response is fast. The Torino FFSIN095036 in this guide is a 36-inch induction model with a French door oven, true convection and air fry. You need magnetic cookware and a 240-volt circuit.
For a deeper look at fuel types, see our guide to gas vs induction vs dual fuel.
- Gas: flame control, gas line
- Dual fuel: gas top, electric oven
- Induction: magnetic cooktop, no flame
How to Choose a Forno Range Width
Match the range to the opening, not the old cooktop's top plate alone. The models here cover a compact 20-inch gas range, a 24-inch gas range, two 30-inch options and a 36-inch induction range. Measure width, depth and the path in for delivery.
Also plan the hood. A range should have a hood at least as wide as the cooktop. Our range hood buying guide covers sizing and CFM.
How to Choose a Forno Range
- 01
Pick the fuel typeGas, dual fuel or induction decides utilities and cookware.
- 02
Measure the openingConfirm width and depth, plus delivery path.
- 03
Check power and gasGas line, 240-volt circuit or both.
- 04
Plan the hoodChoose a hood at least as wide as the range.
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Compare Forno ranges we carry by fuel type, width and features.
Shop Forno RangesFrequently Asked Questions
What fuel types do Forno ranges use?
Forno ranges in this guide cover gas, dual fuel and induction. Gas uses sealed burners and a gas oven. Dual fuel pairs gas burners with an electric oven. Induction uses a magnetic cooktop.
What sizes do Forno ranges come in?
This guide includes 20-inch, 24-inch, 30-inch and 36-inch freestanding models. Forno also makes wider formats beyond this set.
What is dual fuel on a Forno range?
Dual fuel means gas burners on top and an electric oven below. The Marco FFSGS619730 is the dual fuel model featured here.
Does the Forno induction range need special pans?
Yes. Induction needs magnetic cookware such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. If a magnet sticks to the pan bottom, it will work.
What power does a Forno induction or dual fuel range need?
The dual fuel Marco and the induction Torino need a 240-volt circuit. Gas-only models need a gas line and usually a standard outlet for ignition and lights.
