GE Monogram 30 Gas Cooktop
Description
The GE Monogram ZGU30RSLSS delivers professional-grade gas cooking performance in a sophisticated 30-inch format, featuring five sealed burners including a high-output 20,000 BTU tri-ring center burner and dual-flame stacked burners. This ADA-compliant deep-recessed design integrates seamlessly into luxury kitchen installations, requiring precise countertop fabrication to ensure proper fitment and performance. Our professionally verified cutout template provides exact dimensions sourced directly from Monogram engineering specifications, enabling fabricators to execute flawless installations across all countertop materials.
Dimensions
- Overall Width
- 30"
- Overall Depth
- 22"
- Corner Radius
- 0.5"
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- GE Monogram
- Model Number
- ZGU30RSLSS
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The GE Monogram ZGU30RSLSS delivers professional-grade gas cooking performance in a sophisticated 30-inch format, featuring five sealed burners including a high-output 20,000 BTU tri-ring center burner and dual-flame stacked burners. This ADA-compliant deep-recessed design integrates seamlessly into luxury kitchen installations, requiring precise countertop fabrication to ensure proper fitment and performance. Our professionally verified cutout template provides exact dimensions sourced directly from Monogram engineering specifications, enabling fabricators to execute flawless installations across all countertop materials.
Installation Overview
The ZGU30RSLSS requires a cutout opening measuring 28.5 inches wide by 20.0 inches deep, with 1/2-inch corner radii for proper grate alignment and structural integrity. The unit's overall dimensions of 30 inches wide by 22 inches deep create a modest overhang around the perimeter, with the deep-recessed design sitting approximately 3.3 inches below the countertop surface. This recessed configuration helps contain spills and provides better integration with surrounding countertop material. Gas supply connections typically route through the cabinet base, though some installations may require lateral routing through the countertop substrate for island applications—coordinate with plumbers early in the template planning phase. The ADA-compliant design means controls are front-mounted and accessible, but fabricators should ensure adequate clearance between the cutout front edge and any raised lips or edge profiles. Maintain minimum 2-inch material width between cutout edges and any seam locations, with 3 inches preferred for quartz and engineered materials.
CNC Cutting Notes
CNC programming for the ZGU30RSLSS cutout demands precision within ±1/32 inch to ensure proper grate support and burner alignment. The 1/2-inch corner radii can be executed with a 1/2-inch ball-nose or radius router bit in a single pass, creating smooth corners that prevent stress concentration in brittle materials. For granite cutting, use diamond-coated router bits operating at 15,000-18,000 RPM with continuous water cooling, maintaining feed rates of 60-80 inches per minute for optimal surface finish. Quartz fabrication requires reduced feed rates (40-60 IPM) and increased water flow to manage the heat generated by the hard aggregate and resin binder system. The 28.5-inch width dimension is particularly critical—undersized cuts will prevent proper cooktop seating while oversized openings create unsupported burner edges and potential grate instability. When cutting from the top surface, apply protective edge tape to minimize chipping, especially on polished edges where chips will be highly visible. For materials 3cm and thicker, consider a two-stage cutting approach: rough cut 1/8 inch inside the finish line to reduce cutting forces, then finish to final dimension with a fresh sharp bit.
Material Compatibility
This template supports all standard countertop materials with appropriate tooling modifications. Granite installations utilize segmented diamond router bits with sufficient cooling water flow, though darker granites may show white hazing from mineral residue that requires post-cut cleaning with stone soap. Quartz and engineered stone demand carbide-tipped or diamond tools with modified cutting parameters to prevent resin scorching—slower feed rates and aggressive water cooling are essential, particularly on the long 28.5-inch edges where heat accumulation is greatest. Marble and limestone cut smoothly with standard diamond tooling but require edge reinforcement consideration due to lower material strength; specify mesh backing or epoxy consolidation within 3 inches of cutout perimeters in high-stress installations. Solid surface materials like Corian machine easily with carbide bits and allow field adjustments if minor dimensional corrections are needed post-installation. For concrete countertops, ensure adequate steel reinforcement crosses the cutout opening and extends at least 6 inches beyond all edges. Porcelain slabs require specialized diamond tools and significantly reduced feed rates due to extreme hardness, with particular care at corners where thermal stress can initiate cracks.
Where to Buy
The GE Monogram ZGU30RSLSS is available through authorized GE Monogram dealers, luxury appliance showrooms, and builder supply specialists across North America. Retail pricing typically ranges from $2,200 to $2,800 depending on regional market conditions and dealer incentive programs. The model is offered in both natural gas (RSLSS) and liquid propane (RDLSS) configurations—verify the correct fuel type with clients before finalizing installation plans, as fuel type does not affect cutout dimensions but impacts gas supply specifications. For fabricator trade pricing or project-specific quotes, contact GE Monogram's builder sales division or work through established appliance dealer partnerships. Lead times typically run 1-3 weeks for in-stock units, though supply chain variations or high-demand periods may extend availability. Recommend clients purchase and take delivery of the actual appliance before final countertop fabrication when possible, allowing physical verification of dimensions against template specifications.