Pizza Ovens For Sale

You can do a lot more with outdoor pizza ovens than just make pizza. They're great for cooking roasts and vegetables too. If you love pizza, an outdoor pizza oven is definitely something to consider.

Here are some of the benefits of using a pizza oven:

• Pizzas cook quickly and evenly in a pizza oven.
• Pizzas cooked in a pizza oven have a unique smoky flavor.
• Pizza ovens can be used to cook other dishes as well.
• Pizza ovens are a great way to entertain guests.

Frequently Asked Questions on Pizza Ovens

Q: Can I use an outdoor pizza oven indoors?

A: No—outdoor pizza ovens, whether wood-fired, gas, or hybrid, are not safe for indoor use. They produce smoke, heat, and gases like carbon monoxide that require proper ventilation only available outdoors. Using them inside—even in a garage or under a covered patio—can pose serious fire and health risks. Always install and operate these ovens in open, well-ventilated outdoor areas as specified by the manufacturer.

Q: How long does it take to preheat a pizza oven?

A: Preheating time varies by fuel: wood typically takes 30–60 minutes, gas around 20–30 minutes, and pellet or electric ovens heat up in about 15–20 minutes.

Q: How hot do pizza ovens get, and how quickly do they cook?

A: Most reach 700–900°F. At those temps, pizzas bake in 60–120 seconds. Check out our blog How Hot Do Pizza Ovens Get?

Q: Do I need to clean my oven after each use?

A: Yes, after baking, brush out ash and debris from the floor. Gas ovens are even easier to clean since they don’t produce ash.

Q: What can I cook in pizza ovens, besides pizza?

A: Plenty! Roast veggies, bake bread loaves, sear steaks, even make casseroles or desserts, pizza ovens are highly versatile

Q: Which fuel type is best—wood, gas, electric, or hybrid?
A: It depends on your priorities:

Wood: highest heat and traditional smoky flavor, requires tending.

Gas: convenient, precise, and cleaner with no ash.

Electric: easy plug‑and‑play and consistent heat, ideal for balconies or covered patios.

Hybrid: offers flexibility between fuel types

Q: Do I need a pizza stone?

A: No—most pizza ovens already come with stone or brick floors. A separate pizza stone can make cleanup easier but isn’t essential

Q: How much assembly is required?

A: Most ovens arrive mostly assembled and just need minimal setup—like attaching a stand or legs. Larger or modular models may need more assembly

Check out our blog post on the different Pizza styles so you'll know exactly how to make the perfect pie once your pizza oven arrives.

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