Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, they only have the installation dimensions (which I still have) - at least on the free portion of the site. Useful site, though

Today's mail brought the Frontgate catalog, which featured their professional grill. It looks capable and seems nicely priced at $2,299. I wish I could see one locally, as there's no way I'd make such a major purchase sight unseen. Is anyone here familiar with this grill? Does anyone know who makes it? I wouldn't be surprised to learn that it's another product of the Lynx factory. Unmatched Construction:  Non-corrosive 304 stainless steel will endure for seasons  Painted 38" ceramic brick firebox  Distinctive granite work surface is highly scratch-resistant  Double-walled hood construction guards against heat discoloration  Heavy-duty locking casters provide safe and secure mobility  10-year warranty on primary burners Peerless Performance:  107,000 total BTUs  Four 13,000 BTU cast stainless steel primary burners  Two 12,000 BTU side burners  18,000 BTU infrared searing burner  13,000 BTU infrared rear burner with included rotisserie kit Premium Features:  Push-and-turn electronic igniters for effortless grill lighting  Convection-style cooking vents for enhanced heat distribution  Stainless steel warming shelf removes for easy cleaning  Spacious utility drawers store your cooking utensils  Full-width stainless steel drip pan for easy grease management  Commercial-quality stainless steel grill grates  Under-hood interior lights keep you cooking after dark  Included all-weather vinyl cover guards grill from the elements Here is a link that might be useful: Frontgate Professional Grill

jellytoast - I'm glad to hear you like your dishwasher. I like your suggestion of ordering a flush dishwasher but really like the Pro Line. It's pretty :-) KA doesn't seem to offer a flush lip for the trash compactor anymore. I just called the store and the appliance salesman suggested getting the "panel ready" trash compactor instead of stainless, so we can have a panel made to match the cabinets (which will be painted off-white) and won't need to use an appliance handle. I like the idea but DH thinks a light painted cabinet face is not a good choice for a trash compactor, with kids in the house. I don't know if it would be a problem. We don't usually get food on the front of the trash compactor now (just fingerprints) and it would still be cleanable. lynn2006 - thank you for posting the links! nini - you have my dream kitchen. It's gorgeous! Definitely going in my inspiration file for my eventual major remodel. I didn't even notice that the handles were different in the pictures until I went back to check. If both of you like the look and function of the Pro Line handles, can you get replacement handles for your appliances through KitchenAid? The specs on the Architect and Pro Line appliances I'm looking at are the same, so I'm thinking the handle is the only difference.

I don't have one myself but my friend had the freestanding induction range by KA. She bought it 2 1/2 years ago, so don't know if there have been changes since. If there haven't been, I would stay away from it. She had nothing but problems that no-one could ever resolve. It was the oven, not the cooktop. She bakes a lot and every month or two, in the middle of baking , it would quit working. The breaker switch hadn't gone but by flipping the breaker off and on would get it going again. She had repairmen out 3 times replacing expensive boards (under warranty). They also came out and did diagnostics but didn't seem to be enlightened. She documented everything very carefully and the store owner told her she wasn't the only one with these KA problems. Even if they are willing to replace boards and you can flip a switch and get it back working, you don't always notice it has quit and she was getting annoyed with having to always check her oven and worry about ruining something in it. She wanted them to take it away and replace with a different brand since in the end KA or Whirlpool who makes them admitted they had a problem and had not figured out how to resolve it yet. She went nearly a year before they finally agreed to let the appliance store give her money back towards the purchase of a different range. She got a Samsung instead and is very happy. Says she even thinks the quality is better than the KA. I don't want to bash KA if they have found the flaw and dealt with it, but I would check it out very carefully. I have a GE Profile slide in induction range for 2 years now and am very happy with it.