Dacor 48" RangeTop - Any info?
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48" NXR gas range - any installed out there?
Comments (6)The Cotsco listing is really new, like within the last week. Curiously, Hyxion's web site says the stove is now shipping and I've never known Costco to list anything what was not actually available. However, I don\'t see Austek, Dvorson's or AJ Madison offering it yet, though. Maybe Costco got first dibs? For me, with an old house and a tiny kitchen, 48" stoves are an idle curiousity, but I'm still curious. I see from the specs listed on the Costco website that the main oven is described as having 4.2 cu. ft., of capacity. This is the same capacity oven that is in the 30" wide NXR (which means it is probably 24" wide x 15.5" high x 17.5" deep) plus an auxiliary oven. The left hand side of the stove-top looks like it uses two of the "square" grates used on the 36" stove, then there is a 12" wide griddle, and then what looks like a standard single grate from a 30" stove. FWIW, I've never yet seen any mention of any additional oven racks for the NXR stove, let alone any roller racks. I do enough baking and roasting that I've occaisionally scanned for additional racks periodically and could be interested in a roller rack if one were available. But, I have to say that don't know how a roller rack could be combined with the existing 5-rack support system in the main NXR oven. The 30" NXR ovens' rack-supports hang from four very specifically placed holes in sides of the oven wall. Seems to me that roller racks would either require drilling additional holes or else be limited to two racks. (Having more than two, as opposed to three or four racks hung in the existing holes. Seems to me, additional racks matter only if you mass produce cookies or oven-roasted "french fries" or do a lot of dehydrating, or need to make a ton of oven roasted bacon strips. I also find the Costco write-up ... well, curious. Not a mention of China of, let alone Hyxion. (Has deeageaux frightened them with the imprecation of "Chinese made crap"?) The words "German made sealed dual burners" are featured prominently. Which moves me to say that this thing strongly reminds me of the Wolf residential ranges of two decedes ago when Jeff Smith (aka "Frugal Gourmet") was advising people to buy Wolf ranges. Gotta wonder if Chinese systems espionage has hacked into the old Wolf design archives?. :>) Keep us posted if you find out anything more. This post was edited by JWVideo on Wed, Jun 12, 13 at 0:08...See MoreSlide-in Range Top IKEA cabinet hack?
Comments (7)Hi all, I know this is an old thread, but hoping for some advice from those of you who may have accomplished this. The range top I'm looking at is this one from Thor Kitchen and we plan to install on a wall cabinet (not on an island). https://www.homedepot.com/p/Thor-Kitchen-36-in-Gas-Cooktop-in-Stainless-Steel-with-6-Burners-HRT3618U/300795394 I think I'm ok on how we will modify the front of the cabinet, support it, etc, but I'm stuck on the back: From the instructions, it looks like it is designed to slide in, all the way to the back wall - see page 9, indicates 0" on the back & on page 12, it shows no back to the cabinet where it slides in: https://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/c6/c682f203-5e81-4211-91ac-3e181bee620a.pdf Therefore it looks like I would have to remove the back top rail of the cabinet and so wouldn't be able to hang the cabinet on the wall with the Ikea rail system. Do you think I am interpreting the instructions right? Unfortunately I haven't ordered it yet to take a look physically. I am wondering if any of your range tops installed this way, and if so, how did you install them with Ikea cabinets? Or was your range top (and maybe most?) designed to leave a gap (e.g. of countertop) between it and the wall? Any pictures of whats going on at the back, between the cooktop & wall would be helpful! I've looked at tons of photos with range tops and the angle never lets you see that part. Thanks!...See MoreAdvice installing range top in existing cabinetsl
Comments (7)Typically the cook top is set in the cutout hole and basically, hangs on top of the counter top. The cutout dimensions will allow for around 3/8" - 3/4" of a lip (depending on the unit & manufacturer) that overlaps the opening all around. While I'm not an appliance expert by any means, as a designer I've never been told by the experts that you need to support from underneath. I don't know if I would want the cook top sitting on top of a full wooden plate. I suppose you could brace it from underneath on either side if desired but I would want to check with Viking before doing so. I'm not sure if this is your model, but it is from a Viking gas cook top installation. You can see in the picture that the over all dimension of the cook top is 30 3/4" wide by 21" deep and the cut out width is 29 1/4" to 29 7/8" by 20" to 20 1/4" deep giving you that lip for it to hang....See MoreWolf vs Miele Range Top
Comments (8)I will be going with half Wolf/Subzero and half Miele, even though I might not maximize the promotions they are both offering. The 48" Miele dual fuel range just didn't seem quite right for me. The oven sizes weren't quite right. A little too digital for something I use everyday! I did like that I could order with 8 burners, since I rarely use the grill/griddle, but even that wasn't enough to sway me. I will be going with the Wolf 48" dual fuel and hoping that the blue flaking oven issue won't be a problem with the unit I order. Wolf: 48" DF range, Subzero column 36" fridge and 24" freezer, 24" drawer MW Miele: 24" coffee machine, 24" CS Oven XXL, dishwasher....See Morewekick
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