Frigidaire
Frigidaire 24-in 4-Burner 1.9-cu-ft Front-Control Freestanding Gas Range (Stainless Steel)
SKU: FFGH2422US
$749.99per item
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119 Cobb Parkway North, Suite D, Marietta, Georgia 30062
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6755 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, Georgia 30071
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Specifications
Details
- Appliance Color/Finish
- Stainless Steel
- Drawer Type
- Storage
- Number of Cooking Zones
- 4 Burners
- Power Source
- Gas
Product Information
- Capacity
- 1.9
- Fuel Type
- Natural Gas
Verified model details
- Actual width
- 23.5 in.
- Actual depth
- 23.625 in.
- Depth with oven door open 90°
- 41.5 in.
- Adjustable height
- 35.875–36.875 in.
- Oven racks and positions
- 2 flat racks; 4 positions
- Grate material
- Cast iron
- Manufacturer configuration
- Front-control freestanding gas range
Product details
The Frigidaire FFGH2422US brings a four-burner gas cooktop and a 1.9-cu-ft oven into a compact 24-inch range format. Its front controls, stainless steel finish and oven below the cooking surface suit a kitchen that needs a complete range in a narrower space. Frigidaire identifies this model as a front-control freestanding range, so compare its installation drawing with the surrounding cabinets before planning the final fit.
The burners offer different outputs rather than four identical cooking positions. The right-front burner is rated at 11,000 BTU, the right-rear burner at 5,000 BTU and the two left burners at 9,000 BTU each. That arrangement gives you options when choosing a position for a smaller saucepan, a larger skillet or several parts of a meal. Continuous cast-iron grates let you move cookware between positions with less lifting.
Inside the oven, two flat racks can be arranged across four rack positions. The storage drawer below gives cookware a separate place outside the oven cavity. These are useful features to consider together: the narrower footprint preserves kitchen space, while rack placement and pan dimensions determine how your regular baking dishes fit.
Buying guide
A compact range for the meals you actually cook
Start with the cookware you use most often. Measure the handles and widest parts of your roasting dish, baking tray and saucepan, and think through a typical meal with several pans on the cooktop. A compact range can serve a small kitchen well, but a narrower oven and cooktop change how much can be arranged at once. Compare your busiest cooking routine with the oven's rack layout instead of relying on capacity alone. If you regularly prepare several oven dishes together, plan which dishes can share a rack and which need separate cooking times.
Different burners for different tasks
The spread of burner outputs gives you a choice of cooking position. Consider where you prefer to boil water, keep a small pan within reach or work with a skillet while another pot is cooking. Place cookware so it sits securely over its burner and its handle remains accessible without crossing another pan. The continuous grate layout helps when repositioning a heavy pot, but pan size and balance still matter. Front controls also make it useful to check how comfortably you can see and adjust a burner with your usual cookware in place.
Plan the counter space beside a compact range
A narrow range is often chosen because the kitchen has little spare space. Sketch where ingredients, utensils and cooked dishes will sit while all four burners are occupied. A pot handle, spoon rest or chopping board should have its own place instead of depending on an unused burner. Consider the route from the refrigerator to preparation space and then to the range, particularly if another person uses the room while you cook. Mark a convenient landing surface for an oven dish and check that you can reach it with the oven door open. This is a different question from whether the appliance fits between cabinets. For a compact apartment kitchen, it can help to walk through one familiar meal using your actual pans and dishes on the proposed layout. You will see which tasks need counter space at the same time and whether the narrower appliance leaves that space where it is useful.
Compare a complete range with separate cooking appliances
FFGH2422US combines gas burners and an oven, so the purchase replaces two cooking functions in one footprint. If you also use a countertop oven, hot plate or microwave, decide which jobs each appliance will retain. A smaller oven can be sufficient for the dishes you regularly bake while another appliance handles reheating, but that division should come from your household's routine. List the oven dishes for a typical busy day and note their cooking temperatures and timings. Dishes that need different conditions may need to be cooked in sequence even when they physically fit together. Include the place where the unused countertop equipment will be stored. When comparing alternatives, count the counter and storage area used by the whole cooking setup rather than only the range width. Keep the model's freestanding gas identity on your installation paperwork so a similar-looking electric or slide-in range is not used as the replacement reference.
Installation & care
Measure the appliance and the space in front
The nominal 24-inch size is a product class. Frigidaire lists an actual width of 23.5 inches, depth of 23.625 inches and adjustable height of 35.875–36.875 inches. The depth reaches 41.5 inches with the oven door open 90 degrees. Use those measurements to assess the delivery route and working space, then use the exact installation drawing for the opening, connections and required clearances. Include an island, nearby drawer and cabinet door when considering the oven's open position.
Plan gas installation and routine cleaning
Confirm the home's gas supply and the model's electrical connection with the installer before delivery. The appliance's size alone does not establish that an old connection or opening is suitable. For everyday care, let the cooking surfaces cool and follow the model's cleaning instructions for the grates and oven. Keep the storage drawer organized so cookware can be removed without unloading the whole compartment. Frigidaire's ADA-compliance statement depends on proper installation; include that requirement in the installation review when accessibility is a priority.
Worked example: separate spare width from usable kitchen aisle
Assume a measured opening is exactly 24 inches wide. Subtracting the listed 23.5-inch body width leaves 0.5 inch across the whole opening. That arithmetic does not establish the required side clearances, centering or an approved installation; those still come from the exact drawing. Now assume the room plan provides 45 inches from the same rear reference line used for the published depth to an obstacle in front. The listed 41.5-inch door-open depth would leave only 3.5 inches on that simple plan. That remainder is not a standing or handling allowance. Check the real reference points, connections and complete installation before using the example to judge a location. This illustrates why a nominal 24-inch appliance can look suitable between two cabinets while the open oven still makes the working area awkward. Record the closed body, open-door envelope and usable room space as three separate measurements, rather than describing all three as the range's depth. Include any cabinet overhang in the obstacle measurement.
Product FAQs
Is this an electric range?
No. FFGH2422US is the gas model. Its model number is important because the similarly named FFEH2422US is an electric range. Match the full model number when comparing manuals, connections and replacement dimensions.
Does the 24-inch size describe the exact body width?
It describes the compact size class. The manufacturer gives a 23.5-inch actual width. Measure the finished opening and use the exact installation instructions, including any requirements beyond the body dimensions.
Can I store pans in the lower drawer?
The manufacturer identifies the lower compartment as a storage drawer. Consider the cookware you want to keep there when organizing the kitchen, and keep oven rack space available for cooking rather than routine storage.
Does a front-control layout establish an accessible installation?
Front controls describe where adjustments are made. Frigidaire's ADA statement for this model depends on proper installation, so the control location should be considered with the complete kitchen arrangement. Review the reach to a pan, the oven loading position, nearby landing space and the room needed for the intended users. If accessibility is a requirement for the project, have the installer identify the applicable model instructions and the arrangement that meets it. Do not treat a photograph of front knobs or a product-size label as approval of the surrounding cabinetry. The compact freestanding gas format remains the model identity; the finished location is a separate assessment.
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