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Blue Seal
Blue Seal G506B Gas Range with Griddle and Static Oven
£2,339.00(£2,806.80 inc VAT)
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The Blue Seal G506B is a gas range that brings together open burner hob cooking, a 600mm flat griddle plate, and a thermostatically controlled static oven in a single unit. It runs on natural gas or LPG, which gives it genuine flexibility for sites where mains gas is unavailable or where bottled gas is the more practical option. The hob frame is welded steel, the burners are cast iron, and the pot stands are cast iron — straightforward, proven construction that holds up well under sustained daily use.
In practice, this configuration suits services where griddle and hob are running simultaneously. Breakfast and brunch operations, burger kitchens, pub menus with mixed cooking requirements, and café kitchens are common environments where this format earns its keep. The static oven below handles roasting, baking, and holding duties through service. It is worth noting that static ovens distribute heat differently to fan-assisted models — some unevenness across a full baking load is a real consideration — but for roasting and general oven work the difference is rarely significant.
From an operational standpoint, the G506B offers several practical advantages:
- Lift-off covers and griddle plate allow thorough cleaning without specialist tools
- Cast iron pot stands give stable support for heavy pans and stockpots during service
- Dual fuel compatibility reduces installation constraints on sites without mains gas
- Combined hob, griddle, and oven in one footprint reduces the need for separate equipment
- Enamelled spill covers and the control panel clean down quickly between services
Installation requires a gas supply matched to the fuel type confirmed at point of order. Switching between natural gas and LPG after installation involves regulator and injector changes, so confirming the correct fuel type with your gas installer before ordering is strongly advisable. The unit sits on heavy-duty front legs with rear castors, which helps with positioning during installation and gives reasonable access for cleaning underneath. An adequate extraction canopy is a practical requirement above any gas range — the specification should be verified with your ventilation installer against local building regulations.
The G506B is well suited to small and medium commercial kitchens: cafés, pub kitchens, small restaurants, and catering operations where a combined hob, griddle, and oven in one unit is a practical fit. For sites running continuous double-shift service at high volume, a heavier-duty range with greater combined burner output may be worth considering instead.
If you would like to talk through whether the griddle-to-hob split suits your menu, or want to discuss the gas supply requirements before committing, the team is happy to work through it with you.
Frequently asked questions
Is the static oven suitable for high-volume baking alongside roasting?
The static oven is well suited to roasting, general oven work, and holding. For high-volume baking where consistent browning across a full load is important, a fan-assisted oven tends to perform more reliably — static ovens can produce some variation across a full bake. For kitchens where baking is a secondary rather than primary task, the static oven is generally adequate.
Can the unit be converted between natural gas and LPG on site?
Conversion is possible but involves changing the regulators and injectors, which must be carried out by a qualified gas engineer. It is not a straightforward field swap, so it is worth confirming the correct fuel type with your gas installer before placing your order to avoid unnecessary costs later.
What extraction provision does the G506B require above it?
As with any gas range, an adequate extraction canopy is a practical necessity. The exact specification — size, airflow rate, and positioning — should be confirmed with a ventilation specialist against current building regulations and any local authority requirements for your site, as these can vary.
- External depth
- 812 mm
- External height
- 1085 mm
- External width
- 900 mm
- Internal depth
- 590 mm
- Internal height
- 385 mm
- Internal width
- 665 mm
- Power rating
- 35 kW
- Temperature range
- 80 - 300 °C
- Weight
- 215 kg
£2,339.00(£2,806.80 inc VAT)
£2,339.00(£2,806.80 inc VAT)
The Blue Seal G506B is a gas range that brings together open burner hob cooking, a 600mm flat griddle plate, and a thermostatically controlled static oven in a single unit. It runs on natural gas or LPG, which gives it genuine flexibility for sites where mains gas is unavailable or where bottled gas is the more practical option. The hob frame is welded steel, the burners are cast iron, and the pot stands are cast iron — straightforward, proven construction that holds up well under sustained daily use.
In practice, this configuration suits services where griddle and hob are running simultaneously. Breakfast and brunch operations, burger kitchens, pub menus with mixed cooking requirements, and café kitchens are common environments where this format earns its keep. The static oven below handles roasting, baking, and holding duties through service. It is worth noting that static ovens distribute heat differently to fan-assisted models — some unevenness across a full baking load is a real consideration — but for roasting and general oven work the difference is rarely significant.
From an operational standpoint, the G506B offers several practical advantages:
- Lift-off covers and griddle plate allow thorough cleaning without specialist tools
- Cast iron pot stands give stable support for heavy pans and stockpots during service
- Dual fuel compatibility reduces installation constraints on sites without mains gas
- Combined hob, griddle, and oven in one footprint reduces the need for separate equipment
- Enamelled spill covers and the control panel clean down quickly between services
Installation requires a gas supply matched to the fuel type confirmed at point of order. Switching between natural gas and LPG after installation involves regulator and injector changes, so confirming the correct fuel type with your gas installer before ordering is strongly advisable. The unit sits on heavy-duty front legs with rear castors, which helps with positioning during installation and gives reasonable access for cleaning underneath. An adequate extraction canopy is a practical requirement above any gas range — the specification should be verified with your ventilation installer against local building regulations.
The G506B is well suited to small and medium commercial kitchens: cafés, pub kitchens, small restaurants, and catering operations where a combined hob, griddle, and oven in one unit is a practical fit. For sites running continuous double-shift service at high volume, a heavier-duty range with greater combined burner output may be worth considering instead.
If you would like to talk through whether the griddle-to-hob split suits your menu, or want to discuss the gas supply requirements before committing, the team is happy to work through it with you.
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