Furrion 2-in-1 Range Oven # FR97KR Cooktop Dimensions
Updated 09/26/2022 | Published 09/25/2022
Question:
HI The description and pictures do not show the actual oven ability. The description says 1 cubic foot but is that with the heating element? The issue I have with RV ovens is the lack of actual space for the item. The other thing Id like to know is what is the configuration of the heating element. The center ones burn. Basically Im looking for a good house type over. Do not add my email to any email list other than contacting me for this question.
asked by: Jack
Expert Reply:
The grates on the cook top of the Furrion Oven/Stove part # FR97KR are 19 inches wide by right at 16 inches deep if that helps understand how much space you'd have. The burners are all the same size though so I am not completely sure what you mean by configuration but hopefully that helps.
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Furrion Propane RV Range with Glass Cover - 3 Burners - 21" Tall - Stainless Steel - FFD
- RV Stoves and Ovens
- Range
- Propane Cooktop
- 12V
- Triple Burner
- 21-1/2W x 21-1/2T x 20D Inch
- 7100 Btu
- Stainless Steel
- Furrion
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