is used herein the front panel 15 of range cabinet 10 contains apertures 16 on either side of oven cavity 13 and along the upper portion of the front panel rollers 17 and 18 can be seen in the apertures 16 as the rollers 17 and 18 are mounted inside the range cabinet in a manner described more fully hereinafter the construction of the door 14 and its latching mechanism is illustrated in greater detail in fig2 and 3 the door handle 20 extends across the width of the door 14 and is held in place by a pair of end caps 21 the end caps 21 are in turn secured to a rod 23 which extends across the width of the inside of door 14 the rod being clearly shown in cross section in fig2 and 3 the rod serves as the axis of rotation for handle 20 which can be rotated in an approximately vertical direction of movement also secured to rod 23 toward each of its ends is a latch catch 22 the inside panel 19 of door 14 contains apertures 25 in its upper corners and latch catches 22 extend through the apertures 25 a pair of guide members 24 are mounted to the interior of door 14 in a fixed position the guides are positioned outwardly of the latch catches 22 at each end of the rod 23 each of the guide members 24 extend through an aperture 25 coextensively with the latch catches since the handle 20 and latch catches 22 are fixed to rod 23 they share a common axis of rotation about the rod accordingly rotation of the handle 20 causes a corresponding rotation of the latch catches 22 when the handle 20 is rotated downwardly.