Browse GE Appliances official support documentation for owners of GE refrigerators, ranges, microwaves, ovens, dishwashers and other GE appliances.
A single oven can have from around 2.3–6.3 cubic feet of capacity, and double ovens often deliver from around 5.9–7.3 cubic feet. Keep in mind that the term “oven” refers only to the enclosed cavity of a range rather than the entire appliance itself.
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FAQ
How many cubic feet is a standard stove?
What does 5.8 cubic feet mean in a stove?
How big is an oven in a stove?
The oven in a standard stove is about 5 cubic feet, although smaller units or standard-size appliances with large storage or warming drawers may have as little as 2 cubic feet. Commercial-style stoves tend to have bigger ovens, up to 6.1 cubic feet, and may feature one large oven with a smaller 2- or 3-cubic-foot oven.
How much oven capacity do I Need?
How Much Oven Capacity Do you Need? The capacity differs slightly from a range to a wall oven—the capacity of a range is around 5 cubic feet while a standard wall oven tends to be slightly smaller —around 3 cubic feet. If you have a smaller household and you typically cook for just one or two, then an oven of 3 cubic feet will more than suffice.
How many cubic feet should a gas oven hold?
The common idea is that you should allow 1 cubic foot of capacity per person in the household, up to 4 cubic feet. Before starting your oven measurement, ensure it’s switched off at the main and cool to the touch. You should empty the oven of any internal shelves to get the most adequate measurement you can.
How many cubic feet is a Lowes oven?
According to Lowes, the average internal oven capacity ranges between 3 and 5 cubic feet. The common idea is that you should allow 1 cubic foot of capacity per person in the household, up to 4 cubic feet. Before starting your oven measurement, ensure it’s switched off at the main and cool to the touch.