Thermador appliances: review and lineup

The Thermador built-in coffee machine comes in two 24-inch versions: the TCM24PS with a direct water line and the TCM24TS with a removable tank. Thermador lists them at $4,729 and $4,349. On paper it's a solid push-button machine with a ceramic disc grinder, 11 one-touch drinks and Home Connect. The bigger issue is availability: both individual product pages now say the product is no longer available, and at least one major dealer shows the tank model as unavailable. Treat it as end-of-life and confirm stock before you design a niche around it.

The Thermador Masterpiece 36-inch gas cooktop (SGSX365TS) is the value pick among luxury 36-inch gas cooktops. At about $2,599 list, it has five Star burners led by a 16,000 BTU burner, two at 12,000 BTU and ExtraLow Select for gentle simmering. It's about $320 less than Wolf's CG365P and includes three burners at 12,000 BTU or more. The trade-offs: its top burner is weaker than the model it replaced, and Thermador doesn't publish the ExtraLow BTU.

The Thermador Professional Series 36-inch gas rangetop (PCG366W) is the best value among the big-name 36-inch rangetops. At about $4,999 list, it gives you six Pedestal Star burners up to 18,000 BTU and ExtraLow simmering that drops to 375 BTU on two burners. Thermador's 2026 Gift With Purchase event can add appliances at no charge if you buy a suite. Its top burner is the weakest of this group, and only two burners have ExtraLow, but the price and promotion are hard to ignore.

The Thermador Freedom induction cooktop (CIT36YWB) is the most flexible priced induction cooktop in our lineup. Its full-surface design lets you set up to six pans anywhere on the glass, and MoveMode carries a pan's setting with it as you slide it. Add 17 power levels, PowerBoost on all zones, a TFT touchscreen, TeppanyakiPro and hood sync. At about $6,699 MSRP it costs nearly double the zoned rivals. For entertainers and serious cooks who juggle odd pan sizes, the freedom is worth paying for.

The Thermador Star Sapphire dishwasher (DWHD661) is the entertainer's dishwasher in our lineup. It holds 16 place settings, runs at 42 dBA, dries with StarDry using zeolite, softens water with Crystal Protect, and lights the tub with a multi-color Star Glow. At about $2,499 MSRP it sits between Bosch Benchmark and Cove. It isn't the quietest, but it offers a longer full warranty than Bosch and a Chef's Tool Drawer that helps after big dinners. For a Thermador kitchen, it's the natural fit.

The Thermador WD30WC is a straightforward, well-priced 30-inch warming drawer. On paper it gives you 2.2 cu. ft. of space, a 100-190°F range, four settings (Low, Med, High and Proof) and a 5-minute to 5-hour timer, all on a 450-watt element. Thermador lists it at about $2,249; AJ Madison shows a $2,499 MSRP but sells it at $2,249, so expect to see both numbers. It suits entertainers who plate in waves and bakers who want a warm, steady spot to proof dough.

The Thermador Pro Harmony 36-inch standard-depth gas range (PRG366WH) is the best value among the pro-style 36-inch ranges here. At $7,749 list, it gives you six Star burners up to 18,000 BTU, ExtraLow simmering, Wi-Fi and a 4.9-cubic-foot oven, in a standard-depth body that sits flush with 24-inch cabinets. The trade-offs are a smaller oven, only four cooking modes and less top-end power than Wolf or BlueStar. For budget-minded remodelers who want the pro look, it's the first range to shortlist on paper.

The Thermador Pro Grand 48-inch dual fuel range with steam oven and griddle (PRD48WDSGU) is the most feature-loaded 48-inch range here. It combines six Star burners up to 22,000 BTU with ExtraLow simmering, a 12-inch electric griddle, and a full-steam secondary oven. List price is $19,899. The catch is capacity: Thermador rates the main oven at just 3.0 cubic feet of AHAM usable space, so check whether your biggest roasting pan fits before committing. For steam lovers, though, nothing else here combines it all.

The Thermador Freedom 24-inch Built-in Freezer Column (T24IF905SP) is the value pick among luxury freezer columns, and it gives you more space than Sub-Zero's 18-inch for less. It carries an $8,949 MSRP (on sale for $8,099 at one major dealer on October 7, 2026), holds 12.2 cu ft, and adds Thermador's Diamond Ice System for slow-melting shaped ice, SuperFreeze down to -22°F and Energy Star certification. It's panel-ready only. Daily ice output isn't published.

The Thermador Freedom 36-inch French door built-in (T36IT100NP) is the most feature-packed integrated fridge at this size, and the smartest buy if you want one panel-ready box rather than a column pair. It lists at $11,599 on thermador.com and brings a convertible ThermaFlex drawer, interior cameras, an internal water dispenser and diamond-shaped ice. The trade-off is space: 18.8 cubic feet gross is modest, and panels and handles are sold separately. On paper, it's the strongest all-in-one choice for a 36-inch opening.

The Thermador Masterpiece wall oven (MED301WS) is the best balance of features and price among the 30-inch ovens we cover. About $5,799 MSRP buys 4.5 cu. ft., true third-element convection plus Speed Convection, 16 cooking modes, a 12-lb rotisserie, a multi-point meat probe and a 2-hour self-clean. It doesn't have Wolf's capacity or Miele's camera, but it gets a family most of the way there for thousands less. If you want a capable, good-looking oven and a shot at Thermador's bundle event, start here.