Viking started the whole professional range segment back in 1990. Oddly enough, Viking Range was a rejected Whirlpool prototype (think they want that decision back?), but the executives believed in the concept and left to found Viking Range Company.
Viking Range is known for commercial styling and high output burners now up to 18,500 BTU, as most professional ranges. In October, Viking will have the largest incentive program in their history up to $750 for a range. Now you can buy a Viking for $3199. Actually, you can reduce the price by an additional $150 if you Like Viking on Facebook. Seriously.
Viking has tons of options. Here is the breakdown:
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Viking DCCG1304BSSViking is certainly an iconic brand and worth considering. Just consider it before March 31, 2012 for the rebate.
Have questions about professional ranges, try a Professional Cooking Buyers Guide. The guide defines features and compares the BTU outputs of all the professional ranges.
Direct comparason with Wolf? Read this - Viking vs Wolf.
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