You do understand that heat expelled at the back of the range is routed through the black vent trim which is higher than the countertop behind the range, correct? The range is designed to be installed in a cutout whose countertop is 36" high. The vent trim is about 1" higher; heat does not come in direct contact with the countertop or anything below it.
That "Decor Guard" is not for this LSGL6335F range.
The heat coming out of these black vents on the top of the range is hot enough to give you a steam burn…
I assume the 16.5” overhang is for bar stools? Yikes! 😳 🥵😭
I believe that even a Quartz overhang cannot be more then 1/3 of the depth and no deeper then 15”. You can ask your contractor.
Sorry, I am no help on which countertop material would be best. If it matched your kitchen colors and style, the Taj Mahal recommended by Chipsa would be my choice.
You do understand that heat expelled at the back of the range is routed through the black vent trim which is higher than the countertop behind the range, correct? The range is designed to be installed in a cutout whose countertop is 36" high. The vent trim is about 1" higher; heat does not come in direct contact with the countertop or anything below it.
That "Decor Guard" is not for this LSGL6335F range.
The heat coming out of these black vents on the top of the range is hot enough to give you a steam burn…
I assume the 16.5” overhang is for bar stools? Yikes! 😳 🥵😭
I believe that even a Quartz overhang cannot be more then 1/3 of the depth and no deeper then 15”. You can ask your contractor.
Sorry, I am no help on which countertop material would be best. If it matched your kitchen colors and style, the Taj Mahal recommended by Chipsa would be my choice.