Are the feet removable? I want to inset this on one side of a bread board and a half in thickness would be perfect, but don't need the feet. Thanks.
1512501
The feet aren't securely placed on the marble to begin with. Two already fell off mine after I got it so with a little work, I'm sure you can get them off. I removed mine with the back of my knife so it would lay flat on my counter.
1512502
The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).
1512503
Yeah, I removed them on mine so I could use softer pads. A small piece of marble came off with each though, the adhesive they used was pretty strong.
852695
No. It doesn't have any feet and it is completely flat on both sides making it reversible. It will sit flat on any racks or grill you use it on.It is great for pizzas and breads and it really helps evening out the oven temperature. I leave mine in the oven at all times I just switch it to the lower rack when I'm cooking or baking with ceramicware. Hope that helps.
599477
I have not tried it without the feet. I bought two of these and find the quality excellent for the price. It actually doubles as a night stand and a small dresser. It's a little higher than my bed but it works for me.
1784069
Look guys this is pretty simple stuff! The typical bread box idea is to get the loaves off the countertop and hide the bread in a container that looks like the rest of your kitchen. Some are better than others. If you want store bread in a bread box well, you`re not going to find an air tight one because that`s not what they`re made for. Depending on the bread it doesn't need to be air tight. Otherwise, what do you do if you don`t have one? That's right, you just keep the wrapper tightly closed until you need bread!!
1041425
I'm not sure. I sent this to my Granddaughter and I know she loves it but have no idea if the feet can be removed. I'm sorry I couldn't answer your question.
1927691
I agree with Marianne, the foot pads are not removable. They are there for a reason, to keep this beast in place. Also remember this unit is meant to be in a small space but, it still needs adequate ventilation for safety reasons. Mine fits snug. It's sad that builders are so short sighted that they make the cabinets for appliances such as this so tight. They have to realize that manufacturers do occasionally make changes, in this case this product has grown in size by about 3/8-1/2 of an inch. Not a lot in a football field but, miles in cabinetry. My advice, see if you can find a silighly smaller unit. Good luck. I agree with Marianne, the foot pads are not removable. They are there for a reason, to keep this beast in place. Also remember this unit is meant to be in a small space but, it still needs adequate ventilation for safety reasons. Mine fits snug. It's sad that builders are so short sighted that they make the cabinets for appliances such as this so tight. They have to realize that manufacturers do occasionally make changes, in this case this product has grown in size by about 3/8-1/2 of an inch. Not a lot in a football field but, miles in cabinetry. My advice, see if you can find a silighly... » Read More I agree with Marianne, the foot pads are not removable. They are there for a reason, to keep this beast in place. Also remember this unit is meant to be in a small space but, it still needs adequate ventilation for safety reasons. Mine fits snug. It's sad that builders are so short sighted that they make the cabinets for appliances such as this so tight. They have to realize that manufacturers do occasionally make changes, in this case this product has grown in size by about 3/8-1/2 of an inch. Not a lot in a football field but, miles in cabinetry. My advice, see if you can find a silighly smaller unit. Good luck. « Show Less
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Just put the removable thickness guide in the slot that comes closest to the thickness you want, slide the bread in against the guide, put your bread knife in the slot, & cut away. Here is a link to a short YouTube video that shows it pretty well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRX5l4wKYD8
1160979
My recollection is that the feet will come off since they are just a threaded portion with a plastic foot at the end. Note that my fridge currently isn't working properly...for what that is worth.
1586181
I have two of these little units, and I have not had a problem with the feet on either one of them. However, if one of the feet did come off, it would be quite easy to just super glue it back on.
1283559
I use any side and have never had a problem with fuss getting on the bread. Maybe you got a cloth that has flaws. Sorry to hear. I love mine, never a problem.
203295
I am not at my home where my breadbox is located but I don't see any reason why they couldn't be stacked as they are flat on the top. Hope this helps. BTW - I love this breadbox.
1601943
Yes, this board my be used on either side. I had the same question when I ordered the board. There are no feet on this board, it's all flat cutting surface except for the trough on one side.
2153970
The sides are not removeable. Two extra mats, approx. 15" x 20", are included. They are semi-rigid so they can be used as extra puzzle work surfaces, either layed on the open sides or moved about as desired. When closing the puzzle for temporary storage, lay the mats on top of the puzzle and fold over and seal the sides.
676580
Yes. I can fit 2 loaves of bread plus tuck a few random items in at the same time. I really like mine, but haven't noticed that it keeps bread from molding any slower. It looks great in my 'retro/euro' kitchen.
1173857
I think you probably could remove the leveling feet, however not sure you want to. The unit is not flat without the feet. There is a water reservoir pan attached underneath so the unit would not sit level. Also don't know if the water reservoir could take the loaded weight of the fridge.
1363265
Yes, the only option it doesn't have is suction cups for the feet. It will slide on your counter top. Cheap solution... I cut a small mat out of kitchen drawer liners. I put the cutter on the before using, and problem solved. Buy this item, you'll be pleased.
2269845
I modified mine,the sides were too low. I just spread the center apart. The center now is 2 inches and the sides are 1 1/2 inches. Was easy to do. I am guessing the original measurements were probably 2 1/2 in the center and 1 inch on the sides. First time I used it the sides were too low. Works fine for me now. Love it, notheing sticks to it. made about 12 loaves in it so far. Italian bread. Yummy.