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Built for operators who need steak-house heat in a space-saving footprint, the Garland C36-NRM drops straight onto a stand, chef’s counter or refrigerated base and delivers a blazing 108,000 BTU of even, controllable cooking power. Six independently-valved burners, heavy cast-iron radiants and a fixed three-bar grate assembly combine to turn out beautifully branded proteins night after night while the all-stainless exterior shrugs off the grind of a high-volume kitchen.
| Width | 36" / 914 mm |
|---|---|
| Depth | 32-5/8" / 830 mm |
| Height (modular top) | 10" / 254 mm |
| Total Input | 108,000 BTU/h (Natural or Propane) |
| Burner Count / Rating | 6 × 18,000 BTU cast-iron |
| Gas Pressure (Manifold) | 6" WC (Natural) / 10" WC (Propane) |
| Standard Gas Connection | 1-1/4" NPT front |
| Clearances to Combustibles | Sides 10" / 254 mm • Back 6" / 152 mm |
Powerful, Commercial-Grade Charbroiler: 36" modular charbroiler top with underfired broiler and cast-iron radiants delivers up to 108,000 BTU for consistent, high-heat cooking.
Durable, Easy-to-Clean Construction: Stainless-steel front, sides, stub-back, front rail, and burner box resist corrosion and withstand heavy daily use in commercial kitchens.
Even Heat Distribution & Reliable Performance: Fixed cast-iron grid assembly and cast-iron radiants ensure uniform heat — ideal for charbroiling meats, vegetables, or high-output cooking tasks.
Modular & Flexible Installation: Designed to integrate into larger kitchen line-ups, allowing easy expansion or combination with other units.
Commercial-Kitchen Ready: Built to meet professional standards for gas safety and sanitation, suitable for restaurants, catering, or institutional kitchens.
Q: What type of equipment is the C36‑NRM?
A: A 36‑inch‑wide commercial gas modular unit combining a charbroiler with an under-fired broiler — built for heavy-duty cooking and grilling in professional kitchens.
Q: What is the total heat output?
A: Approximately 108,000 BTU, providing strong, consistent heat for searing and broiling.
Q: What cooking surfaces does it have?
A: Cast-iron charbroiler with cast-iron radiants and a fixed grate for even heat distribution and classic grill marks.
Q: What materials and construction quality does it have?
A: Stainless-steel front, sides, stub-back, front rail, and burner box for durability, corrosion resistance, and easy cleaning.
Q: What installation or layout considerations are needed?
A: Modular freestanding design, requiring proper commercial-grade gas supply and ventilation. Suitable for integration with other modular kitchen units.
Q: What type of kitchens is it intended for?
A: Commercial kitchens — restaurants, catering operations, institutional kitchens, or any high-demand food service operation needing reliable charbroiling or broiling.
Q: Is it suitable for residential use?
A: No. Its high BTU output, commercial design, and ventilation requirements make it appropriate only for professional kitchens.
Clean cast-iron grates and surfaces daily: remove grates, wash with warm soapy water, dry thoroughly, and lightly oil to prevent rust.
Clear burner ports regularly using a wire or brush to remove grease or debris for proper gas flow and stable flames.
Wipe stainless steel exterior surfaces with mild detergent and a soft cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve finish.
Empty and clean drip trays and grease pans daily to reduce fire hazards and maintain hygiene.
Inspect gas connections, valves, and controls periodically for leaks or wear; ensure burners light properly and flames remain stable.
Allow the range to cool before deep cleaning and thoroughly dry all components to prevent rust or moisture damage.