Thermador PRG364WDG Reviews & Ratings by Customers and Consumer Reports

Designed for serious home cooks who want professional-style power in a standard 36-inch footprint, the Thermador PRG364WDG 36 Inch Range is a dual-fuel-style experience in a single, cohesive package: a high-performance gas cooktop paired with an electric oven built for precision baking and roasting. In my experience evaluating pro-style ranges, this model is best suited to users who cook frequently, use multiple burners at once, and value consistent oven results as much as stovetop output. On the cooktop, Thermador’s hallmark is controllability—strong high-heat performance for searing and wok-style cooking, paired with stable low settings that make simmering sauces and melting tasks less fussy than on many pro-style gas platforms. The burner layout and grate design are geared toward real cookware: larger pans sit securely, and the surface feels purpose-built for sliding pots without constant lifting. For households that entertain or batch-cook, the ability to run several burners simultaneously without feeling cramped is a practical advantage. The oven is where this range earns its “daily-driver” credibility. Electric baking typically delivers more even heat distribution than gas ovens, and that matters for multi-rack cookies, pastries, and consistent browning. Controls are straightforward for experienced users, and the overall build—door action, knob feel, and grate heft—signals durability appropriate for a premium pro-style category. Ventilation needs are typical for a high-output gas range; most kitchens will benefit from a properly sized hood to manage heat and cooking byproducts, especially in tighter urban layouts common in both the U.S. and Canada. Limitations are also typical of this class. Pro-style ranges prioritize performance over “set-and-forget” convenience, so buyers expecting extensive automation, ultra-quiet operation, or compact-depth installation flexibility may find it less accommodating. Cleaning can be more involved than on sealed, minimalist cooktops, and the substantial heat output may not suit small kitchens without strong ventilation. Verdict: Thermador’s PRG364WDG is an excellent fit for committed cooks who want confident gas power up top and precise electric baking below, and who are prepared to support it with appropriate ventilation and routine upkeep. Those who cook only occasionally, prefer maximum self-cleaning simplicity, or need a more compact, low-heat-output appliance may want to consider alternatives better aligned with those priorities.