The Summit PRO247SS is a narrow 23.6-inch gas range built specifically for tight kitchen spaces, offering 4 sealed burners and a 2.9 cu ft oven at a price that reflects its specialty positioning. At $1,173 it costs more than many full-size ranges, but that premium buys a compact footprint with gas cooking in apartments and condos where space is the real constraint.
Renters, condo owners, or anyone with a narrow kitchen cutout who needs gas cooking in a sub-24-inch width. The push-to-turn knob controls add a safety layer that suits households with young children.
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If you have a standard 30-inch opening, you will get more oven capacity and more burners for less money from a mainstream brand. The 2.9 cu ft oven is also tight for roasting large cuts or cooking multiple dishes at once.
Capacity 2.9 cu ft
Fuel type Gas
Heating Sealed
Burners / elements 4
Installation Freestanding
Width 23.63 in
Priced 22% below the category median ($1,499.00 across 135 tracked models)
Capacity of 2.9 cu ft - smaller than 84% of the 135 models we track
Burners / elements of 4 - lower than 60% of the 135 models we track
Our scorecard
3.9/5overall
Owner rating3.8/5
3.8 average across 23 owner ratings
Value for money2.1/5
$404 per cubic foot, above the category median
Popularity4.6/5
23 owner reviews, more than most models here
Storage space0.8/5
2.9 cu ft, compact for this category
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other kitchen ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, range hoods and microwaves we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
At 23.63 inches wide and 110 pounds, the PRO247SS is designed for spaces where a standard 30-inch range simply will not fit. The freestanding installation keeps it flexible for renters, and the stainless steel finish holds up to kitchen grease better than painted alternatives. Four sealed burners handle everyday cooking tasks, and sealed burner pans are notably easier to wipe clean than open grates.
The 2.9 cu ft oven is on the smaller side even for a compact range. Two racks are included, which covers most basic baking and roasting needs, but large holiday meals or batch cooking will feel cramped. The push-to-turn ignition design prevents accidental gas activation, which is a practical safety feature rather than a marketing add-on.
At $1,173, the price-per-square-inch of cooking surface is high compared to full-size gas ranges. Summit serves a niche market with limited competition, and the pricing reflects that. With only 23 buyer reviews and a 3.8 rating, the feedback base is thin but leans slightly positive, suggesting the range does what it claims for those who genuinely need the narrow format.
Pros
23.63-inch width fits narrow kitchen cutouts that standard 30-inch ranges cannot
4 sealed burners are easier to clean than open-grate designs
Push-to-turn knob controls prevent accidental gas ignition
Stainless steel finish resists staining and is straightforward to wipe down
Freestanding installation suits rentals with no built-in requirement
Cons
2.9 cu ft oven is tight for larger roasts or multi-rack baking
At $1,173, pricing is high relative to full-size gas ranges with more capacity
Only 23 reviews means the long-term reliability picture is incomplete
No smart home connectivity for those who want remote monitoring
Specifications
Capacity
2.9 cu ft
Fuel type
Gas
Heating
Sealed
Burners / elements
4
Installation
Freestanding
Width
23.63 in
Controls
Push-To-Turn
Finish
Stainless Steel
Dimensions
24.5 X 23.63 X 42 In
Weight
110.0 lb
Voltage
115 Volts
Performance notes
With 4 sealed burners on a 23.63-inch cooktop, the burner layout is more compact than a standard range and spacing between burners is tighter. The 2.9 cu ft oven supports up to 2 racks simultaneously. Gas cooking on sealed burners gives precise flame control for simmering, and the 115-volt electrical requirement is standard for ignition and oven light. The 42-inch height is on the taller side for a compact range, so verify clearance under upper cabinets.
What buyers say
With a 3.8 rating across 23 reviews, the PRO247SS earns modest approval. Buyers in this category typically prioritize fit over feature count, and the feedback pattern suggests the range meets expectations for narrow-space gas cooking. The low review volume limits confidence in long-term reliability assessments.
Does the Summit PRO247SS require a gas line or can it run on propane?
The PRO247SS is a natural gas range as configured. Conversion kits for LP propane may be available separately, but verify with Summit before purchasing if propane is your only fuel source. The electrical requirement for ignition is 115 volts standard household current.
Will this range fit in a 24-inch kitchen opening?
The PRO247SS measures 23.63 inches wide, so it is designed for openings at or near 24 inches. Always confirm your exact cutout dimensions before ordering, as a few fractions of an inch matter in a tight space. The depth is 24.5 inches with depth to the back wall varying by installation.
How does the 2.9 cu ft oven compare to a standard range?
Most standard 30-inch freestanding ranges offer 5 to 5.5 cu ft of oven capacity. The PRO247SS oven at 2.9 cu ft is roughly half that size, enough for everyday meals and smaller roasts but limiting for large pans or multiple racks in use at the same time.
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