Brands

The line card is anchored by a core group of kitchen brands. Sub-Zero builds refrigeration, Wolf builds cooking, and Cove builds dishwashing, three lines designed to work together in one kitchen. True Residential adds column and under-counter refrigeration with a range of finishes. Thermador and SKS bring their own cooking and refrigeration platforms, each with a distinct cooktop and oven approach. The rest of the line card includes Viking, La Cornue, Gaggenau, Dacor, JennAir, Lynx, U-Line, and Marvel, and covers cooking, refrigeration, ventilation, dishwashing, and outdoor kitchens.

Beyond the core brands, the full set of marks we carry is shown on the brand wall on this page. It reaches across every kitchen category and into outdoor and specialty cold storage, so a single project can be built from one line card rather than pieced together across several sources. Use the wall to see the complete list, and the category hubs below to understand how any one brand fits a specific job in the kitchen.

The line card is easier to navigate by category than by brand. Start with refrigeration for column and panel-ready cold storage, ranges for pro-style cooking, ventilation for range hoods and airflow, and outdoor kitchen for outdoor-rated grills and cold storage. Each hub explains the engineering behind the category and points to the guides that compare specific brands, so you can move from a brand name to the decision that actually matters for your kitchen.

Brand names on a wall only go so far. The differences that decide a kitchen, how a burner behaves, how a refrigerator column reads against cabinetry, how a hood sounds under load, are clearest with the units in front of you. The Roseville showroom in the Sacramento metro puts the core lines and much of the wider line card together in one space. The Post Falls showroom near Spokane and Coeur d'Alene carries its own selection, shown on that page. If a specific mark is what brought you here, say so when you book a visit and name the pieces; displays rotate, and a short note ahead of the drive is worth more than a long one after it.