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Bertazzoni

Bertazzoni
Bertazzoni

Bertazzoni is an Italian cooking maker from Emilia-Romagna. Its ranges come with gas, dual fuel, and induction cooktops, in three series that differ in knobs, handles, and finish.

What Bertazzoni makes

Bertazzoni builds its catalog around the range. The cooking line spans gas, dual-fuel, and induction ranges in 24, 30, 36, and 48-inch widths, organized into the Heritage, Master, and Professional series, each with its own burner layout and control style. Around the range sit matching cooktops, gas and electric wall ovens, speed and steam ovens, and ventilation hoods sized to the ranges. The company also builds refrigeration, including built-in columns and freestanding models, along with dishwashers and microwave drawers, so a kitchen can be finished in one family. What draws many buyers is color: beyond stainless, the ranges come in a run of glossy and matte tones, from deep red and orange to sage and black, that let a range act as the centerpiece of a room. The design comes out of the Emilia region of Italy, an area known for its engineering and motor industry.

Bertazzoni kitchens

The Italian design and burners

The distinguishing thread is Italian cooking design carried through the burners and the look. Bertazzoni builds its gas cooktops with a burner layout meant for real cooking, pairing a high-output dual-ring burner for boiling and searing with smaller burners that hold a low simmer for sauces, all under continuous cast grates that let pots slide across the surface. The dual-fuel models marry those gas burners to an electric convection oven for steadier baking, while the induction ranges bring fast, controllable electric heat to the same cabinet. The knobs, badging, and trim carry a consistent look across the series. The family's long history in the region shows in a catalog built around the way Italian kitchens cook.

Buying considerations

  • Widths: 24, 30, 36 and 48 inches for ranges; check the exact cutout and spacing on the model's spec sheet, not a generic figure.
  • Fuel: choose gas, dual fuel (gas top, electric oven) or induction. Induction ranges and electric ovens need the electrical supply the spec sheet lists. Gas models need a gas line; confirm natural gas or propane setup on the spec sheet.
  • Burners: the maker lists brass burners on Professional and Heritage gas and dual fuel ranges and a griddle on 36 and 48 inch models; the 36-inch Professional gas range has six brass burners and a cast iron griddle.
  • Cabinet panels: dishwashers and refrigeration in the Heritage and Master pages list panel-ready options.

Who Bertazzoni suits

  • A cook who wants an Italian range in a color other than stainless: the Professional series offers Carbonio, Giallo, Arancio, Rosso and Nero.
  • A kitchen that wants a gold-accented range with matching hood, dishwasher and refrigeration: the Heritage series.
  • A kitchen that wants an induction range: Professional lists 24, 30, 36, and 48 inches, Master lists 30, 36, and 48 inches, and Heritage lists 36 and 48 inches.
  • A household replacing a 30-inch range or building a 48-inch cooking wall: both are listed.
  • Not the right fit: a project needing a 60-inch or larger range; the maker lists 48 inches as the top range width.

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Bertazzoni questions

What is the difference between the Professional, Master and Heritage series?

Per Bertazzoni's FAQ: Professional highlights Italian design with ergonomic knobs and sleek metal handles; Master offers a professional style with large round metal knobs and angled handles; Heritage is inspired by the family's original wood-burning stoves.

Where are Bertazzoni appliances made?

The maker says its manufacturing facility is in the family's hometown of Guastalla, Italy, with other appliances produced with the support of local manufacturers.

What do XT, XV and XE mean?

Feature levels: XV and XE models include the standard features; XT adds the Bertazzoni Assistant, a food probe and an electronic control gauge.

What colors do Bertazzoni ranges come in?

Stainless steel plus, by series, Carbonio, Giallo, Arancio, Rosso, Nero, Nero Matt, Avorio, and gold-accent versions.

Does Bertazzoni make induction ranges?

Yes: 24, 30, 36, and 48 inch induction ranges are listed in the Professional series, 30, 36, and 48 inch in Master, and 36 and 48 inch in Heritage.

What widths and fuel types do the ranges come in?

24, 30, 36 and 48 inches; all-gas, dual fuel and induction.

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