Bump it out where.

Do you mean a bump-out such as this?

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The Bosch induction ranges do not slide in flush - they do protrude from the cabinet/countertop as they have a lip on the front that prevents it (at least the Benchmark does):

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If you meant the top photo as a bump-out, no we do not plan to have any bump outs. While I think in some kitchens they are attractive (at sinks, ranges) I've used one kitchen (for a month) that had bump-outs. I found them to be somewhat in the way, but I tend to move quickly.

yes. I would have two slim spice racks along the sides that I would bump out... not just the range. so it would be the 30" range and the two 9' cabs. 48" total sticking out about 3-4 inches. I have plenty of room next to the island.

http://www.lgviaterausa.com/content/com.LG.inspiration_media.InspirationMedia/268/Kitchen_Karis_web_1600x800.jpg like this pic

I can't really comment as we aren't doing that, but I'd make sure you have enough room in your aisle (not sure what's across from the range) to walk. 45" for one person and 48" or more for 2 people cooking. If I recall correctly (pardon me, I'm exhausted and our cabinets are being brought in as I type). Those measurements need to include the counter top extension at 1.5" average and you Bosch range handle.

Again, I don't care for them for us, and others may chime in and give their opinion - but if you can find some kitchens or kitchen examples (often in showrooms) with bump outs and actually pretend to cook I'd give it a try - if it makes your heart 'sing', then yes : ) FWIW, do not ever be embarrassed to go the extra mile for your kitchen - I took 3-4 large box-fulls of pots, pans, and dishes to try out dishwashers and dish drawers. I filled them all as if I were loading at home. I tried out kitchen sinks the same (single bowl vs. double, apron front vs. flush). No water, but I've washed enough to mimic! Good luck!

Good luck with the bruised hips IMO a bad idea always.

OP has asked this before and gotten answers. Here are the most recent 3 of their discussion topics

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[https://www.houzz.com/discussions/bump-out-counter-dsvw-vd~5472160[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/bump-out-counter-dsvw-vd~5472160)

[https://www.houzz.com/discussions/bumpout-legs-by-cooktop-dsvw-vd~5429877[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/bumpout-legs-by-cooktop-dsvw-vd~5429877)

Thanks for the heads up Michelle. I'd not have responded had I known the OP had posted the same question AND gotten responses multiple times.

Joelcoqui - as someone with a parent in deep dementia, I find your comment flippant and inappropriate.

Also, there is a difference between spice pull-outs and narrow cabinets for cookie sheets. Perhaps if you were a little more careful with details you would not have to post the same question several times.

I love the look of bump outs in a kitchen, plus they give a bit of extra room behind your stove for anything you may want back there, utensil jar, spices that you use all the time etc. My parents have a bump out at their stove and to avoid bruised hips they angled the cut of the stone out to the bump out so there isn't a sharp 90 degree corner to hit your hip on, plus the angled cut looks nice too.

M Miller, my parent with Alzheimers could have made the same statement. Alzheimers or not, memory loss of any kind is difficult.

joelcoqui. start a file box and label them so you understand them. This is what I did for our renovation. Folders labeled Layout, Appliances, Tile, Flooring, Lighting, Cabinets, Names and Numbers..etc. keep that to refer back to.

Make a note that yes, you can do a bump out with that range. I wouldn't want one as I'd bruise myself on it, but if it's for cookie sheets, I like AFritzler's idea of an angled bump out. I also think it'd be more attractive than one with a 90 degree corner.

Yes Getting criticized for early Alzheimers is rude. but i do have all the help I need now. Size of cabinets and what I am using them for is not relevant to my question. The Bosch is wrong for a bump out regardless. Thank you. I do have a folder for the project but its totally unorganized now after a few months. We are almost done.

Bad idea. No bump out. You can not have the oven door in plane with the cabinets. It is a fire hazard. You will also create expensive problems with the counter and vent hood. The vent hood needs to be bumped as well, safely, with the proper custom stainless spacer. The space behind the range will now need stone. And to be supported.

One of the most common and catastrophic design problems I see is a designer's failure to follow the range manufacturer's installation instructions as to rear wall clearance. Find the specs and design accordingly. I'll take a bruised hip over a red tag any day.