The Prestige 700 STPT70/12021G is the French-top configuration of the large 120 cm gas range: 4 open gas burners alongside a half gas French top (plaque coup de feu), plus a gas GN 2/1 oven, 41.9 kW total — all on a single gas energy. It is built for kitchens whose menu leans heavily on sauces and simmering: the open burners handle direct-flame cooking, while the French top gives the fine, position-based heat control that sauce work demands. A complete, large-format gas range for traditional and gastronomic kitchens.
Why combine open burners with a French top
The two cooking surfaces complement each other. The 4 open gas burners give direct, adjustable flame for searing, boiling and fast cooks. The half French top is a solid cast-iron plate, hottest at the centre (over the burner) and cooler towards the edges — the cook varies the heat simply by sliding pots across it. This is the reference surface for sauces and simmering: a sauce that needs a hard boil goes to the centre, one to be held gently moves to the edge, and many preparations can be managed at once at different temperatures by position alone.
With the gas GN 2/1 oven below (holding 2 GN 1/1 pans, about 2.5× a GN 1/1 oven) and 41.9 kW total on a 120 cm body, the STPT70/12021G is a complete sauce-focused range — open flame, French top and large gas oven, all on a single energy.
Which establishments is the STPT70/12021G for
Traditional and gastronomic restaurants: the French top is the dedicated sauce and simmer station, with 4 open burners for direct cooking and a large gas oven for roasting.
Kitchens with sauce-heavy menus: French cuisine, sauce-based dishes and slow reductions benefit from the position-based heat control of the French top.
Brasseries running on gas: a complete 120 cm gas range mixing open flame and French top, on a single energy.
Brigade kitchens needing varied heat surfaces: direct flame and gentle French-top heat side by side for different stations.
Technical specifications
| Reference | STPT70/12021G |
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| Range | Prestige 700 |
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| Cooktop | 4 gas burners + ½ gas French top (coup de feu) |
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| Built-in oven | Gas GN 2/1 (double capacity) |
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| Total power | 41.9 kW |
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| Dimensions | 120 × 70 × 90 cm (W × D × H) |
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| Standard | HACCP · thermocouple flame safety |
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Prestige 700 6-burner gas comparison
| Model | Cooktop | Oven | Power |
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| STPT70/12021G | 4 gas + ½ French top | Gas GN 2/1 | 41.9 kW |
| SPT70/12021G | 6 gas | Gas GN 2/1 | 45 kW |
| SPT70/12021GE | 6 gas | Electric GN 2/1 | 39 kW |
Frequently asked questions about the French top
- How do you control heat on the French top?
- By position, not a dial. The centre of the plate (above the burner) is the hottest; the edges are progressively cooler. To boil hard, place the pot in the centre; to hold gently, slide it to the edge. A cook reads the plate and manages many pots at different temperatures at once — intuitive, continuous control rather than fixed zones.
- French top + 4 burners, or full 6 burners?
- Choose the French-top version (STPT70/12021G) if your menu relies heavily on sauces and simmering — the French top gives heat control that open burners cannot. Choose the full 6-burner SPT70/12021G (45 kW) if you need maximum open-flame capacity for direct cooking. The French-top version trades 2 burners for the solid plate.
- Can you cook directly on the French top?
- The French top is designed to heat pots and pans placed on it, not for direct food contact like a plancha. The solid plate spreads even, gentle heat ideal for sauces, simmering and holding. For searing food directly on a hot surface, a plancha or grill is the right tool.
Delivery and installation — Prestige 700 STPT70/12021G gas range with French top. 120 × 70 × 90 cm. Gas connection by a certified fitter. Write via the contact form for a quote.
MFF Guarantee & After-Sales: 1-year manufacturer guarantee (parts and labour), extended guarantee available. MFF technical support and spare parts. Gas connection by a certified gas fitter and a professional extraction hood are required. Delivery across mainland France — lead times via the contact form.
