Interior size of 24" Gag oven v 24" Miele
jmarino19
8 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (7)
Chanop
8 years ago
dbabrams
8 years agoRelated Discussions
24' & 18' appliances--brands & price
Comments (3)1. Refrigerator, 24" * Liebherr, $2500 * Blomberg, $1300 * Summit, GE, LG , & Fagor do not make ones that are panel-ready I guess you mean those small ones that go behind panels in cabinetry. I saw the Blomberg and the Liebherr. I researched both. I would get two Blombergs. Or, since you are not panelling the dishwasher, you might also not panel the fridge, and get the GE or the LG. 2. Dishwasher, 18" These three are all good, as far as I know. 3.+4. Instead of a Warming drawer, and Speed oven (convection & MW combo), 24" + 24" consider a couple other options. Breville Smart Oven a second 24" oven * Fagor (side-opening door) * AEG available in Canada (see below) 24" ovens on http://www.aeg-electrolux.ca/ * AEG Compact multifunction oven with fully integrated steam functions (KB 9820 E-M Steam Oven) * AEG integrated microwave * AEG Convection (B3011-5-M Built-In Oven) * AEG-Electrolux fit 24" cabinets (do not require a wider cabinet). You can see them on UK web sites and on one Canadian site. You can order it from Canada (from http://www.theeuropeanappliancestore.ca or euro-parts or euroline or one of those companies that are all in that area.) * Ikea has a built-in microwave too * (?) Gaggenau (?) I didn't research this one much but I think it's got more than any of the others....See MoreIf you have a 24 inch Miele oven ---
Comments (10)Sayde, Just a note. I'm looking at the Speed Oven as well. My original plan called for the 30" Masterchef double ovens and I've just found out that it won't work because of space. Fortunately, I had gone to Miele on a recent trip to Los Angeles and saw the speed oven up close. I had brought my usual half sheet pans (13 x 18 standard aluminum pans) to see how they would fit in the larger oven. I use those pans all of the time when roasting vegetables, under pies, for breads, etc. When the salesman was telling me about the speed oven I said I'm sure that it's too small to hold my pans. He opened the door and slid them in. It turns out that the lip of the pan fits the glide perfectly. I thought this might help you with the size question. An aside, yesterday when I realized that I had to make changes in my kitchen layout I came to GW to ask questions about the speed oven and there at the top of the page were your posts asking my questions. Thanks! Here is a link that might be useful: Standard half sheet pan...See MoreVery Happy with F&P Range, Liebherr Fridge, Miele DW
Comments (1)Thank you for sharing this information with the rest of us! So often people post here looking for advice on what appliances to get when they are in search of power and efficiency but the footprint is limited. Your post should be especially helpful to all those who are looking to outfit small kitchens --which tends to be more the norm than the exception in places like NYC. (And, yes, I say that 'cause I have a small kitchen in NYC). :-)...See MoreMiele 36'' induction cabinet size
Comments (5)The installation instructions show that the cutout is 19 11/16" front to back and the instructions say: "Remember to maintain a minimum distance of 2 inches between the rear wall and the right or left side." For ventilation it says to leave 4 1/2" open below the cooktop. The part that is confusing to me is it also shows a 32" cutout at the rear wall of the cabinet directly below the cooktop for ventilation. My KD is very experienced and I know she went over the installation instructions of all my appliances very carefully. Here is a link that might be useful: Installation instructions...See Morejmarino19
8 years agojmarino19
8 years agoChanop
8 years agoHere is my combi holding three pans of cookies. Pans are jelly roll size, which is the largest generic size that fits 24" oven. Half sheet pan is a little too big. However, using Miele's own baking tray which is about the same size as half sheet, but fits directly on the rack, will allow bigger batch of baking. Cooking three sheets is ok, but there will be a bit of uneveness around the side of yhe pan i.e. it will be a little bit more brown.
Full size oven will have 5 racks. So it can hold more sheets. Or you can cook 3 sheets and probably get more even cooking than cramming in 3 sheets inside a combi.
Another option is waiting for a new full size 24"x24" combi DGC 6860 and DGC 6865. They are already released in Europe. In Australia, we still have an older model DGC 6660. XXL size will have 4 racks and 68l cavity. New line will also have the plumb-in version too, 6865.
jmarino19
8 years ago
Related Stories
KITCHEN APPLIANCESFind the Right Oven Arrangement for Your Kitchen
Have all the options for ovens, with or without cooktops and drawers, left you steamed? This guide will help you simmer down
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNA Cook’s 6 Tips for Buying Kitchen Appliances
An avid home chef answers tricky questions about choosing the right oven, stovetop, vent hood and more
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNNot a Big Cook? These Fun Kitchen Ideas Are for You
Would you rather sip wine and read than cook every night? Consider these kitchen amenities
Full Story
KITCHEN APPLIANCESFind the Right Cooktop for Your Kitchen
For a kitchen setup with sizzle, deciding between gas and electric is only the first hurdle. This guide can help
Full Story
OUTDOOR KITCHENSYour Guide to Grills and More for Great Outdoor Cooking
Learn the pros and cons of gas versus charcoal grills, and about neat add-ons that let you do more
Full Story
BEFORE AND AFTERSA ‘Brady Bunch’ Kitchen Overhaul for Less Than $25,000
Homeowners say goodbye to avocado-colored appliances and orange-brown cabinets and hello to a bright new way of cooking
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNKitchen of the Week: Function and Flow Come First
A designer helps a passionate cook and her family plan out every detail for cooking, storage and gathering
Full Story
PETSSo You Want to Get a Cat
If you're a cat lover, the joys outweigh any other issue. If you haven't lived with one yet, here are a few things to know
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNKitchen of the Week: Taking Over a Hallway to Add Needed Space
A renovated kitchen’s functional new design is light, bright and full of industrial elements the homeowners love
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNDiscover the Pull of Microwave Drawers
More accessible, less noticeable and highly space efficient, microwave drawers are a welcome newcomer in kitchen appliances
Full Story
dbabrams