The ZLINE RTZ-36-CB is a 36-inch, 6-burner slide-in gas range priced at $2069.99 in a stainless steel and champagne bronze finish. However, with only 4 reviews and a 2.7-star average, there is not enough buyer history to recommend this unit confidently at this price point.
Buyers who specifically want the stainless and champagne bronze two-tone finish in a 36-inch gas configuration and are willing to accept that the current review record is too thin to assess real-world reliability. It may suit someone purchasing as part of a matched ZLINE kitchen suite where finish consistency matters above all else.
Skip if
Anyone prioritizing a product with a proven track record should skip this. A 2.7-star average from 4 reviews is a warning sign at $2069.99. Buyers at this price level have many well-reviewed 36-inch gas alternatives from established brands with hundreds of reviews to draw on.
Fuel type Gas
Heating Gas
Burners / elements 6
Installation Slide-In
Width 36.0 in
Color Stainless Steel / Champagne Bronze
Priced 513% above the category median ($337.41 across 42 tracked models)
Burners / elements of 6 - higher than 97% of the 44 models we track
Width of 36.0 in - wider than 79% of the 44 models we track
Our scorecard
3.9/5overall
Owner rating2.7/5
2.7 average across 4 owner ratings
Popularity0.5/5
4 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
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 89 lbs and measuring 27.5 x 35.75 x 7.88 inches, the RTZ-36-CB is a substantial slide-in gas unit sized for a 36-inch cutout or freestanding position. Six burners across a 36-inch surface gives decent cooking zone spacing. The stainless steel and champagne bronze color combination is distinctive and targets design-forward kitchen renovations where finish matching is a priority.
The 240V rating is atypical for a gas rangecooktop, likely indicating an electric ignition and possibly electric-assist features, though exact specifications beyond what is listed here are not available for confirmation. Gas heating offers the instant flame response and visual heat feedback that many experienced cooks prefer over electric or induction.
The core problem here is data: four reviews averaging 2.7 stars on a $2069.99 product is a serious red flag. Whether those reviews reflect installation difficulties, quality control variance, or some other issue cannot be determined from the review count alone. At this price, a buyer deserves substantially more purchase confidence than 4 data points allow.
Pros
6 burners across 36 inches gives substantial cooking zone coverage
Distinctive stainless steel and champagne bronze finish for design-matched kitchens
Gas fuel type provides instant heat response and visible flame control
Slide-in installation delivers a built-in-style look without a full custom fit
Cons
2.7-star average from only 4 reviews is a serious concern at $2069.99
Review volume is far too thin to assess reliability at this price tier
89 lbs means professional installation is strongly advisable
Champagne bronze finish may limit resale appeal compared to standard stainless
Specifications
Fuel type
Gas
Heating
Gas
Burners / elements
6
Installation
Slide-In
Width
36.0 in
Color
Stainless Steel / Champagne Bronze
Dimensions
27.5 X 35.75 X 7.88 In
Weight
89.0 lb
Voltage
240 Volts
Performance notes
Six sealed gas burners on a 36-inch slide-in give broad cooking flexibility: space for large pots, multiple pans, and a griddle if the burner layout supports it. Gas cooking responds immediately to knob adjustments, which is preferred for tasks like wok cooking, precise simmering, and rapid boiling. At 89 lbs, the unit requires two people or professional installation to position safely. The slide-in design means counter edges butt flush against the range, minimizing the gap where spills can fall.
What buyers say
Four reviews at 2.7 stars on a premium-priced gas range is not enough data to assess buyer sentiment with any confidence. It would be irresponsible to characterize this as a broadly liked or disliked product based on four responses. Prospective buyers should look for more current feedback or additional sources before committing at this price.
Gas ranges and cooktops often require a 120V or 240V electrical connection to power the electronic ignition, control panel, and any electric features like a clock or lighting. The gas itself is the fuel for cooking, but electricity is still needed for operation. Always check the installation requirements before purchase.
Should I be concerned about the 2.7-star rating?
At 4 reviews, the rating carries very little statistical weight. A single negative review from one buyer with a specific issue could account for the low average. That said, a 2.7 average from any buyers on a $2069.99 purchase warrants caution and further research before committing.
How does this compare to other 36-inch gas cooktops at this price?
At $2069.99, there are well-reviewed 36-inch gas cooktops from brands with hundreds of buyer reviews and ratings above 4.0 stars. Unless the champagne bronze finish or ZLINE suite matching is the primary purchase driver, those better-documented alternatives present lower purchase risk at a similar or lower price.
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