This commercial gas oven has two decks and four tray positions, stainless steel construction, accurate temperature control, a mechanical timer, and uses 220V electrical supply for controls/ignition. It is designed for high-volume baking in restaurants, bakeries, and catering operations.
Yes — the oven is designed for pizza and general baking. The product name references a stone (pizza stone) and the two-deck, four-tray layout supports high-volume pizza production. Confirm stone inclusion and deck temperature capability with the supplier for pizza-specific needs.
The model name indicates a stone and includes tray positions, but actual inclusions can vary by seller. Verify with the vendor whether pizza stones and the four trays are included or sold as optional accessories.
Many commercial gas ovens are available configured for natural gas or LPG. Contact the seller to confirm the factory configuration and ask about or request conversion kits if you need a different gas type. Any change should be performed by a licensed gas technician.
The unit operates with 220V electrical power for controls and ignition. Confirm the exact amperage and whether single-phase or three-phase power is required on the product specification sheet before installation.
Most two-deck commercial ovens permit independent operation of each deck, but configurations vary. Confirm with the manufacturer or check the technical manual to verify independent temperature and timer controls.
The oven is described as having accurate temperature control for even cooking. Exact temperature range and dial increments are model-specific — check the detailed specifications or product manual for maximum temperature and accuracy figures.
Tray dimensions and capacity are not provided in the brief description. Ask the seller for the exact interior dimensions and tray sizes to determine how many pizzas or products will fit per tray and per deck.
Wipe down stainless steel surfaces daily with a mild detergent and soft cloth, remove and clean trays after use, brush off baked-on debris from stones per manufacturer guidance, inspect and tighten gas connections regularly, and schedule periodic professional servicing for burners and controls.
If a pizza stone is included, allow it to cool before cleaning, scrape off residue with a brush (avoid soap if the manufacturer advises), avoid thermal shock (don’t place a hot stone on a wet surface), and follow the vendor's instructions for seasoning or replacement.
Commercial gas ovens typically require a commercial exhaust hood and compliant ventilation along with specified clearances. Installation and gas connection must be completed by a licensed technician in accordance with local codes. Confirm installation requirements with the supplier and your local authorities.
Check whether the model includes built-in safety features such as flame supervision/failure shutoff, over-temperature protection, and properly rated gas valves. Regardless, install CO detectors and ensure regular leak checks and professional maintenance.
Warranty terms and spare parts availability vary by manufacturer and seller. Ask the vendor for warranty length, coverage details, and how to order replacement parts like burners, thermostats, trays, and stones.
Yes — the two-deck/four-tray configuration and accurate temperature control make it suitable for breads, pastries, roasting, and general commercial baking. Verify temperature ranges and airflow characteristics for specific products.
Contact the seller or manufacturer to order compatible accessories and spare parts. Provide the model number when ordering to ensure correct fit and compatibility.
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