Collection: Kokomo Pizza Ovens

Why Kokomo Pizza Ovens Stand Apart

Most ovens make you pick a side: gas convenience or wood fire flavor. A Kokomo pizza oven refuses to choose, and it does it at the lowest dual fuel price in our store. The chamber floor is high temperature ceramic brick from wall to wall, about 29 1/2 inches wide by 25 deep with 29 1/2 inches of headroom under the arch, so the crust cooks from below the way a real pizzeria deck does. Run the 35,000 BTU gas burner with its electronic ignition for a fast, consistent weeknight bake, or build a fire of hardwood, lump charcoal, or pellets on the same bricks when the weekend calls for live flame, up to 800 degrees F on the built in gauge.

The whole package is 304 stainless steel and it all comes in one crate: the oven, the stainless cart with casters, side handles, a tool rack, four utensil hooks and a propane tank holder, the gas hose, and a four piece tool kit with a brush, a peel, a cutter and a server. The door has a wood handle, the 30 inch stainless flue carries a damper, and a slide out ash tray under the chamber makes the wood side easy to live with. At about 170 pounds it is one of the lightest full-size ovens we carry, and because it is offered in a dedicated natural gas version, it is one of the few ovens we sell that can tie straight into a plumbed outdoor kitchen line and never touch a tank. Kokomo Grills backs the stainless construction with a lifetime limited warranty.

Propane or Natural Gas: Pick Your Hookup

Both versions of the Kokomo 32 are the same oven with the same wood, lump, and pellet capability. The only decision is which gas supply matches your space, and you make it when you order.

Freestanding on the Cart, or Built Into the Island

The Kokomo ships assembled on its cart, so on delivery day it rolls to a level spot outdoors, the casters lock, the flue goes on the collar, and it is ready for its first burn. On the cart it stands 47 inches tall at the oven and about 80 inches to the top of the flue, 32 by 28 inches at the base, which is a smaller footprint than most cart ovens with this much floor. The oven also lifts off the cart, which is the part most buyers do not expect at this price: if you build an outdoor kitchen later, the same oven drops into a non combustible island opening and the cart goes to the garage. Send us the drawing through the contact page before you frame the opening and we confirm the dimensions and clearances with Kokomo.

Which Kokomo Setup Is Right for You

The Propane Version: Flexible and Tank-Fed

Pick the LP version if you do not have a gas line where the oven will live, or if you want the option to reposition the oven around the patio over time. A standard 20 pound propane cylinder sits in the holder at the base of the cart, connects with the included hose, swaps in minutes, and works anywhere. Reasons to skip it: if your outdoor kitchen already has a plumbed line, tank swaps are a chore you never needed to sign up for.

The Natural Gas Version: Set It and Forget It

Pick the NG version if there is a natural gas line at or near the oven's permanent spot. You will never swap a tank or run out of fuel mid-cook, and the running cost of a plumbed line is typically lower over years of use. Reasons to skip it: it commits the oven to one location, and if the line does not exist yet, a licensed installer has to run it with a shutoff you can reach before pizza night one.

Who Should Skip the Kokomo Altogether

Honest answer: two kinds of buyers. If you are chasing 90 second Neapolitan pizzas, the 800 degree ceiling here is real pizza heat but not refractory dome heat; the Summerset countertop hybrid reaches 932 degrees and the HPC Fire ovens reach the 1,000 degree range for a serious step up in price. And if you want the pure wood-fire ritual with no gas plumbing at all, a dedicated oven from our wood fired collection is the more honest match. For everyone in between, a Kokomo pizza oven is the least expensive way we sell to stop choosing between fuels, and the only one at its price that arrives with the cart and the tools in the crate.

Shipping, Warranty, and Buying From Crustify

Every Kokomo pizza oven ships free by freight carrier on a pallet, about 170 pounds with the cart, curbside with liftgate delivery included, so the driver lowers it to your driveway at no charge. That is roughly $200 to $300 of freight to most of the country, more to the mountain West and the Northeast, and none of it shows at checkout. Orders over $750 also ship free, so a cover or anything from the accessories collection added to the oven order rides along at no cost. Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico are quoted case by case. From the curb it is the easiest oven in our catalog to place: it arrives assembled on its cart, so two people roll it into position with no lifting and no equipment. Inspect the crate before you sign and note any visible damage on the delivery receipt; concealed damage is reported within 48 hours.

As an authorized Kokomo dealer, every oven we sell ships new from Kokomo Grills with its lifetime limited warranty on the stainless construction, and our price match guarantee and financing options both apply. If you have a question before you order, including which gas version fits your setup or whether your island opening will take the oven, call 877-281-OVEN and you will reach the owner, not a call center.

These are the questions buyers actually ask us before ordering a Kokomo pizza oven. If yours is not covered here, use the chat bubble in the corner. Chat goes straight to the owner, and you will typically get a real answer the same day.