Comstock-Castle 2F330-18-2.5RB Gas Ranges

Comstock-Castle 72″ Gas Range – 4 Burners, 18″ Griddle & 30″ Char-Broiler

Unlock maximum menu versatility without sacrificing line space. Built on Comstock-Castle’s proven 2F330 platform, this 72″ range packs high-output open burners, a true ¾″-thick griddle, a full 30″ radiant char-broiler, and twin full-size ovens into one rugged, stainless-steel workhorse.

Key Features

• Four star-pattern open burners – large 7″ flame spread; front pair rated at 24,000 BTU each, rear pair at 30,000 BTU each.
• 12″ × 12″ cast-iron top grates with integral spill-over bowls for superior heat reflection and easy pot movement.
• 18″ manual griddle – ¾″ thick highly-polished steel plate, 21¼″ deep cooking surface, 4″ stainless side/rear splashes, front cold-zone trough & removable drawer.
• 30″ radiant char-broiler – heavy angle-iron radiants, reversible cast-iron grates (flat or sloped), front trough reduces flare-ups & channels grease to the same oversized drawer.
• Two extra-wide ovens (31½″ W × 22″ D × 14″ H) each with a 30,000 BTU cast-iron “H” burner, porcelain/enamel bottom & door lining, and 1 nickel-plated rack with 3 positions.
• Stainless-steel front, sides, bull-nose rail & 7″ backguard; welded angle-iron frame resists twisting under heavy use.
• 6″ stainless pipe legs with adjustable feet for easy leveling; optional locking casters available.
• 0″ clearance to non-combustibles, only 2″ to combustible walls – perfect for tight kitchen footprints.
• Factory-installed combination pressure regulator & ¾″ NPT rear gas connection (21″ from floor, 3″ from left side).

At-a-Glance Specifications

Popular Accessories (sold separately)

• Locking swivel casters
• Additional oven racks or pizza deck
• 1″ thick chrome-plated or thermostatic griddle plates
• Raised griddle-cheesemelter assembly
• Safety pilot kits, quick-disconnect hose, & restraint

Warranty & Support

Backed by Comstock-Castle’s 1-year parts & labor commercial warranty (see full policy for terms). Proudly built in Quincy, Illinois — America’s oldest stove company, established 1838.