Bakers Pride F-24RS-LP 24" Stainless Steel Radiants Floor Model Cabinet-Style Liquid Propane Gas Charbroiler - 60,000 BTU - Dante Series

All Bakers Pride commercial cooking equipment is built to meet the high volume and customer demand of commercial food service operations.

Bakers Pride brings over 70 years of cooking equipment manufacturing experience to your professional kitchen.

Bakers Pride restaurant cooking equipment is trusted by professional chefs and operators for longevity, quality and energy efficiency. Explore all the commercial cooking equipment options we offer to stock your kitchen including our world famous pizza deck ovens, and charbroilers.

Bakers Pride F-RS series charbroilers feature 15,000 BTU burners for energy efficiency and broiling performance. Models come in a range of sizes from 24” to 72” wide.

Standard features include slide-out grease drawers/ water pans as well as stainless steel radiants, which can be substituted for cast iron. A continuously lit, crossover pilot tube system makes lighting burners quick and easy. The steel floating rod grates may be adjusted in two separate tilting positions, increasing flexibility and temperature control. Fully insulated, double walls help with heat retention, while stainless steel interiors and exteriors make this charbroiler both durable and easy to clean.

This series also offers many options to suit your needs, such as log holders or Glo-Stones for enhanced flavor and stainless steel shelf with pan cut outs for added convenience.

Standard Features

• Radiant Charbroiler
• Floor Model
• Liquid Propane Gas
• 24"W x 39-1/2"H
• free floating round rod top grate
• EZ tilt to front grease trough
• stainless steel radiants
• 6" service shelf with utility bar
• water tubs
• includes top grid scraper
• stainless steel construction
• open cabinet base
• 6" adjustable legs
• CSA Flame
• CSA Star
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