Can this be counter inset?
201686
Although not designed to be inset, it can be done. Earthroamers campers use them this way.
201687
No, not on an enclosed counter. The counter has to be an open counter to allow air flow around the fan on the bottom of the induction burner.
201688
Personally i wouldn't as it was designed for countertop use. It has vents on the back side and a fan on the bottom. The unit will overheat if constricted.
142544
No this unit cannot be dropped into a countertop but they do have some that do. I believe True Induction has some.
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
481648
No, this is only for table height. It's about a foot too short for counters.
1581605
Yes. I've personally installed one on each side of my vanity. With this particular unit you can assemble it so the set screw stays on the bottom, out of sight.
1986421
You can place it exactly where you want it then tilt it up, silicone along the bottom on all spots which sit on the countertop. Then place it down and silicone a bead all the way around the outter edge at the counter. There also may be some small holes on the bottom which you might be able to use anchor bolts/wingnuts thru the countertop.. Hope this helps a little!
76725
Since this is "backing", it can be cut to fit. The ironing board cover goes over it and will hold it in place
1975332
Yes as long as the counter height is higher obviously. That's how I installed mine.
263604
No. It is made to fit at a standard height table (28"-30" tall). Counter height would most likely be above that.
239704
Haven't tried but am inclined to think not. Certainly center row will not, as it's smaller than two outer rows.
1385673
This pull has two screws, one on each side. Also, there is a metal sleeve for the screws to screw into that must be counter sunk.
1662019
You probably could if you are handy at carpentry. The four corners are interlocking. At times they become unlatched and have to be reset. If you could fuse all the corners prior to stacking and reinforce the sides and ends I am sure it would be possible.
18480
yes....but not hard to do. but pay attention to the front v. back side of the pieces. I got one piece backwards and had to unassemble part of the unit to redo it.
780600
Yes. It can be trimmed to length to fit under a countertop as I did, or cut in half. I used a hacksaw.
1714621
This unit has molding along three sides, and the marble top overhangs about 1/2". You could remove one section of molding, but you would still have the issue of the marble making it impossible for it to fit flush. The marble edge is beveled so it probably wouldn't work installing another straight piece of marble on it, but I think using smaller pieces of tile for a sidesplash could work.
1003698
I do not think so, one side is definitely made to go against wall and the other against set.
1335916
Not that I know of. The counters were not attached to the base. I guess you could choose not to use them.