Some of us love the sleek, modern aesthetic with minimal detail and clean lines. Others prefer a more traditional or vintage aesthetic with soft curves and decorative details.
For the lovers of all things vintage, Heartland offers modern capabilities housed in a historically inspired exterior. Holding onto its roots, Heartland bases its cooking ranges on the company’s original products from the early 1900s, and owners of Heartland appliances can be proud their products were built right here in the United States, in Greenville, Michigan.
Heartland ranges offer a truly unique vintage style to a kitchen. The silver metal feet, the rounded oven doors, the curvature of the frame that leads up to the light and exhaust fan above the stove all create an air of timeless sophistication and elegance.
When choosing a Heartland range, you have three options: electric, gas and dual fuel.
Heartland Electric Range
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The electric range ensures even heating for thorough, unvarying cooking results. The cooktop features four ribbon burners set in a smooth, recessed surface that contains spills and is easy to clean. Not only do the burners have a temperature sensor that switches the burner on and off as needed in case of overheating, but they also have heat indicators that remain lit after a burner is turned off as long as it remains hot to the touch. These great safety elements are ideal for any home, especially ones with children.
Above the cooktop, a storage cabinet is an ideal spot for cooking oils or cookbooks, and an exhaust fan quietly eliminates steam and unwanted odors from the stove. All Heartland stoves also feature a light above the cooktop.
Beneath the exhaust system and the cooktop, the spacious electric oven offers four cubic feet of cooking space with three oven racks and four possible rack positions. The oven also offers a unique humidity control, which can be adjusted for moister or crisper foods.
Heartland Gas Range
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A Heartland gas stove features highly efficient gas burners and gas ovens. According to Heartland, its 10,000 BTU burner creates 10 percent more heat that most 13,000 BTU burners. From there, the burners simmer down to 600 BTUs for more delicate dishes. The sealed burners are easy to clean, and the cast iron cooking grates support heavy cookware that can slide easily from one burner to the next on the continuous surface.
Heartland gas ranges come with a 3.6 cubic foot gas oven that reaches 16,500 BTUs in power. The oven comes with two oven racks and four possible rack positions.
All Heartland ranges also feature a warming drawer conveniently located below the oven.
Dual Fuel Heartland Range
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Choosing between a gas and electric range can be difficult. Both have their benefits. However, you can have your own Heartland classic range with the best of both worlds – a gas cooktop and an electric oven.
The gas cooktop features four sealed burners ranging from 600 BTUs to 10,000 BTUs on the hottest burner. The same sturdy cast iron grates and burner bowls make for easy cleaning and support heavy cookware.
The spacious 4 cubic-foot electric oven has three oven racks and four rack positions and all the other characteristics with the oven from the electric range.
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