How much clearance does this appliance require?
313770
Due to the manual's space requirements around the machine, you need a space that is 24" wide, 16" tall, and 18" inches deep. There's enough airflow from the machine to dissipate the heat if it has that much room.
313771
16 high, 24 wide and about 15 deep. Those are actual dimensions, so I'd add an inch to be able to let it vent.
313772
The manual states that it should have 4 inches (10 cm.) of clearance on the back and sides.
807727
This model would need 5-6 inches of clearance all around for proper ventilation.
290837
You don't say how much clearance you do have. This unit requires19¼" high. If you don't have 19¼ clearance below your sink it won't fit. I had 20 inches and it wouldn't work under my counter. The company refunded my money with out any problems though. Bought the smaller 20qt, but didn't think that through very well, 20 quarts is more for a bathroom installation. Ended up using my old 13 gal slide out. Was disappointed because I really wanted it attached to the door.
365013
Mine is already in place so I can't measure it, but it's similar to any standard refrigerator. I added a surge protector, so if you need a couple extra feet, that would help.
428920
The lid flips up in the front toward the back so no real side clearance is needed fractions of an inch is all. Hope this helps, it works well for us.
1592181
Dear Bubby Bob, Bosch's installation manual does not mention any specific clearance below the cooktop. They recommend at least 2 inches around the sides and back of the unit and 2.24 to the front. Any cabinets above should be at least 30 inches above the surface. You may want to contact Bosch directly or you can call our sales department at1-888-768-1710 and they can call Bosch on your behalf to check on any recommendation.
330748
My cabinet clearance is 15.25 inches and the machne slides under. You will have to pull it from under the cabinet to fill coffee beans or water recipients. It slides easy on my granit counter.
1275156
No clearance issues at all. The bar comes pre-dimpled on the underside to clear the raised areas of the intake manifold.
1469857
Hi Katya. The clearance between the bottom of the kitchen and the floor is 9 inches. And 19 1/2 inches , counter off the floor. �
1895184
The one I purchased measured 20 inches high, 10 inches across and 19 inches deep. The 21 inch clearance requirement relates to the depth of the cupboard into which you want to install the unit. To accurately place the unit in the cupboard for installation, remove the inner bin temporarily, place a wooden clothes pin on the bent part of the handle, placed the unit in the cupboard and closed the door. The clothes pin provides a little clearance between the handle part and the inside of the door. Open the door, mark the position of the frame mount holes. Use a small drill bit and drill the mounting holes in both front and back of the frame. Secure the frame with the supplied screws. Replace the bin. Remove the clothes pin. There were special garbage bag liners included, but we use the normal kitchen tidy bags and they work well...overall...a great buy...
1069134
Very little clearance is needed, as in the picture, the handle is almost parallel to the gooseneck when it is in hot position.P.S. we love this faucet.
2083826
Being a present owner of this Microwave I've found the 8" clearance to the sides necessary for proper ventilation but the back does not require it and you can get away with a lot less space overhead if you don't have it.
595892
Sorry for the late reply, I've been moving! , anyway, I haven't been able to find clear pictures of your tower with measurements to give me a solid idea of clearance, but you can always order, try to "dry fit" it, and return it if it doesn't fit with Amazon, they seem pretty great about returns! (Check the policy first before ordering, but I'm pretty sure that's what made me go for it!! )
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I just measured it. The minimum clearance required to remove the ceramic top from the tank is 31.0". Of course that does not let you get into the tank to replace the flush valve or clear some other problem; for that you would have to unbolt the tank and remove it. It's been some months since I installed that toilet (in a vacation home where I am at the moment), but if memory serves there would be a need for another few inches of clearance to tilt the tapered, gasketed tank bottom into its receiver on the back of the bottom (basin) component of the toilet. If you are considering having a removable shelf above the tank, you will need 30-3/4" (about 30.8") of clearance, not 30.6". Otherwise, to make maintenance feasible, you will need about 33" of clearance at a minimum, and that will require you to drain and unbolt the tank to remove it for access to the internal components. Relative to David O.'s answer to this question, I too would not buy it again, basically for the reason he states: the water spot (i.e., wetted surface area) of this toilet is too small, so that fecal matter tends to stick to the ceramic surface. Plan on keeping a toilet brush (and holder) nearby for frequent use.
1469858
Hi Katya. The clearance between the bottom of the kitchen and the floor is 9 inches. And 19 1/2 inches , counter off the floor. &#128515;
1661814
I have baked muffins, not bread. From bottom rack to upper element is only about 5-6" clearance?
561338
With 5 inches of clearance, this vacuum can go 6 inches under an object. Obviously, the further under an object, the more clearance required. For the next 10 inches the clearance gradually increases to 6-1/2 inches and then continues to increase to a maximum of 9 inches required clearance.