Choosing a home range isn't one decision. You might be replacing a worn grate, adding a bigger cooktop, or switching between gas and electric. These four products cover those very different jobs, with prices from $131.65 to $3,452.31. Before you compare, decide whether you need a full appliance or just one component to restore what you already have.
Quick take
One of these four products is a full-size cooking station, one is a gas range with a salamander broiler, one is an electric range oven, and one is a replacement component rather than a full appliance. If you're shopping for a new cooking setup, the first three are your options; if you need to restore an existing GE range, the fourth is the direct fix.
Price comparison
| Product | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| Cookline CR60-24RG 60-Inch Range | USD 3,452.31 | |
| GE WB31X36584 Range Top Grate | USD 131.65 | |
| Atosa AGR-6B 36-Inch Range Stove | USD 3,352.00 | |
| VEVOR ER36C-V 36-Inch Electric Range Oven | USD 1,499.90 |
Decision matrix
| If your priority is... | Consider... |
|---|---|
| Maximum capacity in a single station | Cookline CR60-24RG |
| A range with a separate broiler | Atosa AGR-6B |
| A multi-mode range oven | VEVOR ER36C-V |
| Restoring an existing GE range | GE WB31X36584 |
Cookline CR60-24RG 60-Inch Range
The Cookline CR60-24RG is the largest and most complete unit in this group. It pairs six top burners with a 24-inch raised griddle, a broiler, and two standard ovens, so you can sauté on the burners, cook on the griddle, and bake in the ovens at the same time. It is rated at 278,000 total BTU and built with a stainless-steel exterior, making it a serious choice for high-volume cooking. At the top of the price range, it is also the most demanding physically: you need enough floor space for a 60-inch footprint. Choose it when your cooking needs go well beyond a single oven.
GE WB31X36584 Range Top Grate
The GE WB31X36584 is the outlier in this lineup because it is a component, not a full range. It is a genuine OEM top grate intended for compatible GE models such as JGBS61RP1SS and JGBS61DP1WW. If your existing GE range has a damaged or missing grate, this part is the direct replacement at the lowest listed price in the group. The limitation is scope: it restores your current range but doesn't add burners, oven capacity, or new cooking functions. It only makes sense if you already own the matching range and don't need a new appliance.
Atosa AGR-6B 36-Inch Range Stove
The Atosa AGR-6B bundles six burners, a full oven, and a salamander broiler into a 36-inch footprint. It includes removable cast-iron top grates and a drip tray under the burners, which are useful details for regular gas cooking. It's positioned just under the largest product here in listed price, yet still represents a serious investment for a gas cooking station. The main drawback is setup: the salamander must be attached to the range, and assembly is required. Plan for that extra step if you choose this model.
VEVOR ER36C-V 36-Inch Electric Range Oven
The VEVOR ER36C-V is the electric option in this set, with five cooktop burners, a 6.0 cu ft oven, and a microcrystalline glass cooktop. It offers bake, broil, convection bake, convection roast, and pizza mode, so you can switch cooking styles without owning multiple appliances. The digital display and push-button oven controls, plus separate burner knobs, make it a convenient mid-priced selection. The limitation is fuel type: it won't suit anyone who specifically wants open-flame cooking. If you want an open flame, this is not the product; if you want electric convenience, this is the one to compare.
The right choice by use case
Choose the Cookline CR60-24RG for a full 60-inch cooking station with a griddle. Choose the Atosa AGR-6B if a 36-inch range fits your cooking style. Choose the VEVOR ER36C-V if you prefer convection cooking in a multi-mode oven. Choose the GE WB31X36584 if you already have the matching range and need a replacement. No single option wins across the board because they solve different problems. Matching the scale, fuel type, and footprint to your kitchen is the real deciding factor.
