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title: "Does La Cornue Make Refrigerators, Cooktops or a 30-Inch Range?"
description: "Does La Cornue make refrigerators, cooktops or a 30-inch range? Answered from the maker's own January 2026 price list, code by code."
url: "https://la-cornuemiami.support/blog/does-la-cornue-make-a-refrigerator/"
date_modified: "2026-09-03"
Category: "Common Problems"
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# Does La Cornue Make Refrigerators, Cooktops or a 30-Inch Range?

## Does La Cornue make refrigerators? Four questions, and why they get asked

These come up in searches constantly, and not because people are confused. They get asked because the answers are genuinely counter-intuitive for a company at this price point: the badge is on a very short list of appliances, and the words the industry uses do not map neatly onto what La Cornue builds.

Everything below is from the maker's own January 2026 price and specification guide.

## Refrigeration: no, and there never has been

La Cornue makes cooking appliances. Ranges, the vaulted ovens inside them, rangetops, hoods, a gas rotisserie module, and cabinetry. There is no refrigerator in the catalog, no freezer, no wine cabinet, no ice maker.

There is also no dishwasher, no laundry and no microwave.

What confuses the picture is that these ranges sit in kitchens designed around them, and the rest of the room is often made to match — panels, hardware, and La Cornue's own *Cuisine de Château* cabinetry. A fridge with a matching door in a La Cornue kitchen is a fridge from somebody else wearing a matched panel.

This matters practically. Our site covers five appliance types and stops there. A company offering to service your La Cornue refrigerator is telling you something untrue before it arrives, which is a reasonable thing to notice about a company.

## Cooktops: yes, but the word is rangetop

La Cornue sells the top half of the range on its own, as **T40 to T48** — the Castel 60 rangetop through to the Grand Palais 180 rangetop. Same brass burners, same power burner, same plaque coup de feu, same lava-rock grill, same induction and teppanyaki options, same configuration codes.

The differences from a range:

- 200 mm high, dropping into a counter, rather than a full range on adjustable legs;- no ovens, and therefore no oven thermostats, no vaulted cavities and no door seals;- much lighter — a T47 is about 130 lb uncrated against 290 lb for the range.

So every cooktop repair is the same job and no oven repair applies. And the T40 is all-induction by definition: a four-zone hob with integrated controls and a flush integrated backsplash.

One more thing under this heading, because it is asked separately: there is no separate induction *cooktop* product in the way other makers sell one. The induction is either a module in a mixed top or the whole of a T40 or a Castel 60.

## A 30-inch range: no, and here is the gap

The sizes are in centimeters, and 30 inches lands between two of them.

| Model | Width | Inches |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Castel 60 | 600 mm | 23.6 |
| Castel 75 | 750 mm | 29.5 |
| Grand Castel 90 | 900 mm | 35.4 |
| Château 120 | 1200 mm | 47.2 |
| Châtelet 135 | 1350 mm | 53.15 |
| Château 150 | 1500 mm | 59.1 |
| Château 165 | 1650 mm | 65.0 |
| Grand Palais 180 | 1800 mm | 70.9 |

If you have a 30-inch opening, the **Castel 75** at 29.5 inches is the model, with half an inch to spare. There is nothing at exactly 30.

Worth knowing while you are here: the 60, 75 and 90 carry **two of the maker's own names**. The January 2026 price list calls them Castel 60, Castel 75 and Grand Castel 90 in its index and price lines, and Château 60, 75 and 90 in its own specification headings on the same pages. Neither is wrong. If your dealer said one and your paperwork says the other, they are the same range.

## Electric: yes, two ways

**The Castel 60** is not a gas range at all — a large induction hob with four cooking zones, integrated induction controls and an electric multifunction convection oven.

**Any Château with the all-induction cooktop.** Available on the 150, 120, 90 and 60, and when it is specified the ovens are always electric, without exception. That is a rule on La Cornue's order form. So a fully electric La Cornue can be a 59-inch range with five induction zones and two electric ovens.

**And the Château Tourelle**, since November 2025: a standalone fully electric multifunction wall oven, F60 and F75, at 23.5 and 29.4 inches wide, built into a cabinet run to a cutout specification. It exists, it has its own installation guide, and the brand research most sources repeat still says La Cornue makes no standalone wall oven.

## What we repair, then

Ranges, ovens, cooktops, rangetops and hoods. Five appliance types, 47 model codes, and the whole of what this make builds. It is a shorter list than our full-line sites carry and the pages behind it are longer, which is the honest shape for a manufacturer that does one thing.

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