Abstract: A door construction provided with a window for use with a conventional baking and broiling oven. The window is formed with two glass panes which are widely spaced apart and are mounted independently of each other so there is no direct heat conductive path between the two glass panes. A dust sealing flange is located just beneath the window opening to reduce the opportunity of air-borne soil to reach up between the two glass panes.

Abstract: An oven door of sheet metal construction having cooling air channels which allow room air to pass up through the door. An elongated door handle is mounted across the top portion of the front face of the door. The handle has a base portion attached to the door and an elevated gripping portion extending above the top edge of the door and spaced away from the door by a plurality of spaced strut members to allow cooling air to pass up behind the gripping portion. The elevated gripping portion serves as both an upward hot air deflector and as a shielding means to prevent touching areas adjacent the top edge of the door.