The present invention discloses a frame structure of a grill, in which support legs are obliquely disposed so that a grill body placed on a grill body support seat cannot easily topple, the grill body support seat and the support legs are detachably assembled by means of mating between accommodating spaces and first fasteners to limit the support legs in multiple directions, so that the support legs cannot be easily displaced relative to the grill body support seat, thus improving stability of the frame, facilitating assembly, storage and transportation, using less parts and providing a wheel body for easy movement.

The present invention discloses a frame structure of a grill, in which support legs are obliquely disposed so that a grill body placed on a grill body support seat cannot easily topple, the grill body support seat and the support legs are detachably assembled by means of mating between accommodating spaces and first fasteners to limit the support legs in multiple directions, so that the support legs cannot be easily displaced relative to the grill body support seat, thus improving stability of the frame, facilitating assembly, storage and transportation, using less parts and providing a wheel body for easy movement.

A stacked oven may include a supporter installed between a first oven at a lower portion of the first oven and a second oven above the first oven and fixing the second oven at a position spaced apart upward from the first oven. The supporter may include a first installation member that includes a vertical extending member that contacts a side surface of the first oven, a lateral extending member that extends from an upper portion of the vertical extending member in a direction toward a center of the first oven, and a load support provided between a lower portion of the lateral extending member and the first oven; a second installation member that includes a lower surface support and a side surface support that contact a lower surface and a side surface of the second oven, respectively, and having an angle with respect to each other, and a guide that extends upward and outward from an upper end of the side surface support; and a connection member that vertically connects the lateral extending member and the lower surface support.

A stacked oven may include a supporter installed between a first oven at a lower portion of the first oven and a second oven above the first oven and fixing the second oven at a position spaced apart upward from the first oven. The supporter may include a first installation member that includes a vertical extending member that contacts a side surface of the first oven, a lateral extending member that extends from an upper portion of the vertical extending member in a direction toward a center of the first oven, and a load support provided between a lower portion of the lateral extending member and the first oven; a second installation member that includes a lower surface support and a side surface support that contact a lower surface and a side surface of the second oven, respectively, and having an angle with respect to each other, and a guide that extends upward and outward from an upper end of the side surface support; and a connection member that vertically connects the lateral extending member and the lower surface support.

A cooking appliance includes a body and a cooktop disposed on the body. A plurality of gas burner assemblies is operably coupled to the cooktop. A first frame member is coupled to a first side of the cooktop and defines at least a portion of a sump defined by the cooktop. A second frame member is coupled to a second side of the cooktop and defines at least a portion of the sump defined by the cooktop. A bracket is coupled to the first and second frame members. The bracket extends along a portion of a perimeter of the cooktop between the first and second frame members. The bracket defines at least a portion of the sump defined by the cooktop.

A cooking appliance includes a body and a cooktop disposed on the body. A plurality of gas burner assemblies is operably coupled to the cooktop. A first frame member is coupled to a first side of the cooktop and defines at least a portion of a sump defined by the cooktop. A second frame member is coupled to a second side of the cooktop and defines at least a portion of the sump defined by the cooktop. A bracket is coupled to the first and second frame members. The bracket extends along a portion of a perimeter of the cooktop between the first and second frame members. The bracket defines at least a portion of the sump defined by the cooktop.

An oven includes a main body providing a first heating space of the oven, and a drawer device which is below the first heating space. The drawer device includes a drawer casing providing an opening at which the drawer casing is open to outside the drawer device at a front of the oven, a drawer insertable into or removable out of the drawer casing, through the opening, a drawer heater installed in the drawer casing, and a drawer heater cover detachably coupled with the drawer casing at the front of the oven and rotatably coupled with the drawer casing at a rear of the oven which is opposite to the front of the oven, the drawer heater cover being moveable relative to the drawer heater.

An oven includes a main body providing a first heating space of the oven, and a drawer device which is below the first heating space. The drawer device includes a drawer casing providing an opening at which the drawer casing is open to outside the drawer device at a front of the oven, a drawer insertable into or removable out of the drawer casing, through the opening, a drawer heater installed in the drawer casing, and a drawer heater cover detachably coupled with the drawer casing at the front of the oven and rotatably coupled with the drawer casing at a rear of the oven which is opposite to the front of the oven, the drawer heater cover being moveable relative to the drawer heater.

A modular oven includes a cabinet receiving separate modules with distinct cooking operations. Modules of the modular oven may provide any combination of convection cooking, steam cooking, impingement cooking, and high speed cooking. Therefore, the modules may be mixed and matched to suit the desired cooking operations. In some embodiments, improved steam cooking at lower cooking temperatures is provided by directing spraying water onto an independent heat source, controlled separately from the cavity heating element, within each cooking zone. By operating a separate heating element specifically for steam generation, there can be more accurate heat control of the cooking zones without overheating the cooking zones when steam is needed but when lower cooking temperatures (e.g., 211 degrees Fahrenheit and below) are desired.

A modular oven includes a cabinet receiving separate modules with distinct cooking operations. Modules of the modular oven may provide any combination of convection cooking, steam cooking, impingement cooking, and high speed cooking. Therefore, the modules may be mixed and matched to suit the desired cooking operations. In some embodiments, improved steam cooking at lower cooking temperatures is provided by directing spraying water onto an independent heat source, controlled separately from the cavity heating element, within each cooking zone. By operating a separate heating element specifically for steam generation, there can be more accurate heat control of the cooking zones without overheating the cooking zones when steam is needed but when lower cooking temperatures (e.g., 211 degrees Fahrenheit and below) are desired.