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Fontana Forni USA Margherita Wood Countertop Pizza Oven
Choose the Fontana Margherita wood countertop oven when two 12 inch pizzas at once matter more than moving the oven: this configuration is listed at 187 lb.519
Choose the Karu 2 if you want wood or charcoal cooking instead. It fits 12 inch pizzas; propane requires a separately sold burner.142021
For pizzas 16 inches and larger
This group has an explicit pizza-diameter rating of at least 16 inches.3132 Choose the Koda 2 Max for its stated 20 inch pizza capacity or two 12 inch pizzas at once; its listed 94.7 lb weight calls for planning where it will stay.162832
For cooking without an open flame
An electric oven avoids a gas bottle or solid fuel, but needs the specified electrical supply.1326 The Ninja Artisan is the electric option here for a 12 inch pizza, with a 1760 watt requirement and a 15 amp circuit specified by the source.1326
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| Specification | Ooni Koda 2 | Fontana Forni USA Margherita Wood Countertop Pizza Oven | Gozney Arc | Gozney Arc Lite | Gozney Arc XL | Gozney Dome (Gen 2) Hybrid Fuel Propane | Gozney Dome XL (Gen 2) Hybrid Fuel Propane | Gozney Tread | HALO Versa 16 | Ninja Artisan™ 5-in-1 Portable Pizza Oven | Ooni Karu 2 | Ooni Karu 2 Pro | Ooni Koda 2 Max Propane (Tank) | Ooni Koda 2 Pro Propane (Tank) | Solo Stove Pi Dual Fuel Pizza Oven | Solo Stove Pi Prime Propane |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fuel type | Propane1 | Wood5 | Propane6 | Propane7 | Propane8 | Wood9 | Wood charcoal and propane10 | Propane11 | Propane12 | Electric13 | Wood and charcoal14 | Wood15 | Propane16 | Propane17 | Wood18 | Propane3 |
| Pizza size | 14 in2 | Not published | 14 in6 | 12 in4 | Not published | 16 in23 | Not published | 12 in25 | Not published | Not published | 12 in20 | 16 in31 | 20 in32 | 18 in29 | 12 in33 | 12 in34 |
| Heat-up time | Not published | Not published | within minutes6 | pre-heating at max strength for 20 minutes before cooking4 | Not published | ~20-30 min on gas, ~30-45 min on wood/charcoal23 | Not published | Quickly start and heat Tread to 950F/500C in around 15 minutes with the rolling gas flame for high-temperature cooking anywhere.11 | Not published | Not published | From ignition, the oven can hit 950°F in approximately 15 minutes21 | Not published | Not published | about 35 minutes to get the stone up to 940 degrees (Environment: warm summer day)29 | Not published | Heats up to 900°F in about 15 minutes.30 |
| Pizza cook time | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | As fast as 60 seconds per pizza21 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Pizza capacity | 1 x 12” Pizza 1 x 14” Pizza1 | Two 12" pizzas19 | Up to 14” Pizza6 | fits 12-inch pizzas4 | 1x 16-inch pizza8 | one 16-inch or two 10-inch pizzas23 | 1 x 18" or 2 x 12" or 3 x 10"10 | 12” Pizza25 | pizzas up to 16 inches in diameter35 | a 12-inch pizza26 | 12-inch pizza capacity21 | an average-sized 12-inch pizza, two bite-sized 8-inch pizzas or, if your dough-stretching technique is up to the mark, a whopping 16-incher31 | two 12" pizzas or three 10" pizzas28 | larger 16-inch or 18-inch pizzas. Or, you have the option to make two smaller personal pizzas at once17 | up to 3 small personal sized pizzas33 | one 12-inch pizza at a time3 |
| Oven weight | 35.27 lb1 | 187 lb19 | 47.5 lb6 | 26 lb4 | 58.5 lb8 | 137 lb24 | 161.0 lb10 | 29.7 lb25 | 43.54 lb12 | 30.83 lb13 | 34 lb20 | 62.6 lb27 | 94.7 lb16 | Approx. 60 lb29 | 30.489930859494 lb18 | 30 lb30 |
| Maximum temperature | 950 °F1 | 900 °F19 | 950 °F6 | 950 °F22 | 932 °F8 | 950 °F23 | 950 °F10 | 950 °F25 | Up to 950 °F12 | Up to 700 °F26 | 950 °F14 | Up to 950 °F27 | 950 °F28 | Up to 950 °F17 | 900 °F18 | 950 °F30 |
| Heat output | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | 31,390 btu_per_hour24 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Optional fuel compatibility | Not published | Not published | Not published | If you want to use wood, you'll be restricted to Gozney's more premium Dome line.4 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Propane Gas Burner (sold separately)21 | optional gas burner15 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Power and ignition | insert a battery for the ignition2 | Start the fire by arranging small wood pieces in a pile to the left of the oven. Set the damper to open.5 | you'll need a gas tank. Gozney recommends an LPG patio gas bottle36 | press the control dial inwards and turn the dial to the 9 o'clock position until you hear a clicking sound and the burner ignites.7 | You’ll also need to insert batteries into the digital thermometer, and one more battery to power the electric fuel ignitor.37 | AAA battery for ignitor (fitted)38 | AAA battery for ignitor (fitted)10 | battery-powered ignition-cum-flame controller39 | 2 D-cell batteries (not included) or the included AC adapter12 | uses 1760 watts of power and must be plugged into a 15-amp circuit breaker outlet26 | Use only firelighters complying to EN 1860-3.40 | battery-powered Connect Digital Temperature Hub31 | Auto-sparking ignition32 | The ignition and battery-powered temperature dial are located on the side of the oven17 | Place the ash pan into Pi, and light your Starters.41 | piezoelectric ignition3 |
| Heat and flame controls | Not published | Not published | Not published | press the dial on the front of the Arc Lite to ignite and then twist to choose your desired intensity4 | Not published | Push-turn functionality gives you smooth, incremental flame adjustment38 | Not published | Easily adjust the flame for cooking temperature control.11 | Not published | Not published | Knob20 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
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16 products
Ooni Koda 2
- Fuel type
- Propane1
Gozney Arc
- Fuel type
- Propane6
Gozney Arc Lite
- Fuel type
- Propane7
Gozney Arc XL
- Fuel type
- Propane8
Gozney Dome (Gen 2) Hybrid Fuel Propane
- Fuel type
- Wood9
Gozney Dome XL (Gen 2) Hybrid Fuel Propane
- Fuel type
- Wood charcoal and propane10
Gozney Tread
- Fuel type
- Propane11
HALO Versa 16
- Fuel type
- Propane12
Ninja Artisan™ 5-in-1 Portable Pizza Oven
- Fuel type
- Electric13
Ooni Karu 2
- Fuel type
- Wood and charcoal14
Ooni Karu 2 Pro
- Fuel type
- Wood15
Ooni Koda 2 Max Propane (Tank)
- Fuel type
- Propane16
Ooni Koda 2 Pro Propane (Tank)
- Fuel type
- Propane17
Solo Stove Pi Dual Fuel Pizza Oven
- Fuel type
- Wood18
Solo Stove Pi Prime Propane
- Fuel type
- Propane3
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| Specification | Our pickOoni Koda 2 | Fontana Forni USA Margherita Wood Countertop Pizza Oven | Gozney Arc | Gozney Arc Lite | Gozney Arc XL | Gozney Dome (Gen 2) Hybrid Fuel Propane | Gozney Dome XL (Gen 2) Hybrid Fuel Propane | Gozney Tread | HALO Versa 16 | Ninja Artisan™ 5-in-1 Portable Pizza Oven | Ooni Karu 2 | Ooni Karu 2 Pro | Ooni Koda 2 Max Propane (Tank) | Ooni Koda 2 Pro Propane (Tank) | Solo Stove Pi Dual Fuel Pizza Oven | Solo Stove Pi Prime Propane |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fuel type | Propane1 | Wood5 | Propane6 | Propane7 | Propane8 | Wood9 | Wood charcoal and propane10 | Propane11 | Propane12 | Electric13 | Wood and charcoal14 | Wood15 | Propane16 | Propane17 | Wood18 | Propane3 |
| Pizza size | 14 in2 | Not published | 14 in6 | 12 in4 | Not published | 16 in23 | Not published | 12 in25 | Not published | Not published | 12 in20 | 16 in31 | 20 in32 | 18 in29 | 12 in33 | 12 in34 |
| Heat-up time | Not published | Not published | within minutes6 | pre-heating at max strength for 20 minutes before cooking4 | Not published | ~20-30 min on gas, ~30-45 min on wood/charcoal23 | Not published | Quickly start and heat Tread to 950F/500C in around 15 minutes with the rolling gas flame for high-temperature cooking anywhere.11 | Not published | Not published | From ignition, the oven can hit 950°F in approximately 15 minutes21 | Not published | Not published | about 35 minutes to get the stone up to 940 degrees (Environment: warm summer day)29 | Not published | Heats up to 900°F in about 15 minutes.30 |
| Pizza cook time | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | As fast as 60 seconds per pizza21 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Pizza capacity | 1 x 12” Pizza 1 x 14” Pizza1 | Two 12" pizzas19 | Up to 14” Pizza6 | fits 12-inch pizzas4 | 1x 16-inch pizza8 | one 16-inch or two 10-inch pizzas23 | 1 x 18" or 2 x 12" or 3 x 10"10 | 12” Pizza25 | pizzas up to 16 inches in diameter35 | a 12-inch pizza26 | 12-inch pizza capacity21 | an average-sized 12-inch pizza, two bite-sized 8-inch pizzas or, if your dough-stretching technique is up to the mark, a whopping 16-incher31 | two 12" pizzas or three 10" pizzas28 | larger 16-inch or 18-inch pizzas. Or, you have the option to make two smaller personal pizzas at once17 | up to 3 small personal sized pizzas33 | one 12-inch pizza at a time3 |
| Oven weight | 35.27 lb1 | 187 lb19 | 47.5 lb6 | 26 lb4 | 58.5 lb8 | 137 lb24 | 161.0 lb10 | 29.7 lb25 | 43.54 lb12 | 30.83 lb13 | 34 lb20 | 62.6 lb27 | 94.7 lb16 | Approx. 60 lb29 | 30.489930859494 lb18 | 30 lb30 |
| Maximum temperature | 950 °F1 | 900 °F19 | 950 °F6 | 950 °F22 | 932 °F8 | 950 °F23 | 950 °F10 | 950 °F25 | Up to 950 °F12 | Up to 700 °F26 | 950 °F14 | Up to 950 °F27 | 950 °F28 | Up to 950 °F17 | 900 °F18 | 950 °F30 |
| Heat output | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | 31,390 btu_per_hour24 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Optional fuel compatibility | Not published | Not published | Not published | If you want to use wood, you'll be restricted to Gozney's more premium Dome line.4 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Propane Gas Burner (sold separately)21 | optional gas burner15 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Power and ignition | insert a battery for the ignition2 | Start the fire by arranging small wood pieces in a pile to the left of the oven. Set the damper to open.5 | you'll need a gas tank. Gozney recommends an LPG patio gas bottle36 | press the control dial inwards and turn the dial to the 9 o'clock position until you hear a clicking sound and the burner ignites.7 | You’ll also need to insert batteries into the digital thermometer, and one more battery to power the electric fuel ignitor.37 | AAA battery for ignitor (fitted)38 | AAA battery for ignitor (fitted)10 | battery-powered ignition-cum-flame controller39 | 2 D-cell batteries (not included) or the included AC adapter12 | uses 1760 watts of power and must be plugged into a 15-amp circuit breaker outlet26 | Use only firelighters complying to EN 1860-3.40 | battery-powered Connect Digital Temperature Hub31 | Auto-sparking ignition32 | The ignition and battery-powered temperature dial are located on the side of the oven17 | Place the ash pan into Pi, and light your Starters.41 | piezoelectric ignition3 |
| Heat and flame controls | Not published | Not published | Not published | press the dial on the front of the Arc Lite to ignite and then twist to choose your desired intensity4 | Not published | Push-turn functionality gives you smooth, incremental flame adjustment38 | Not published | Easily adjust the flame for cooking temperature control.11 | Not published | Not published | Knob20 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
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