can it be installed under the counter between cabinets
1159196
If you have lots of room and ventilation. If in a confined space it creates heat.
1159197
No. It must not be insulated well. It is very sensitive to ambient temperature. I have the unit in a well ventilated area and it holds reds at 55 most the time, but whites are between 51 and 58 dependent on house temp.
1159198
Not adviced by manufacture. Cooler requires 3 in. Both sides 3 in. Behind for air flow. Item is a designed to be free standing, to allow air circulation and ventilation which reduces the heat load on the motors.
1159199
John, I believe it can be installed under the counter but you may have to provide some ventilation at the rear of the unit.Graham
1159200
I did that and one side of the refrigerator failed in about a year. It is under warranty but with the shipping costs of returning it to the manufacturer it was not practical. I'm not sure if the under counter installation caused the failure or not. I left about 2-3 inches of clearance on the sides and top and 4-5 inches in the rear. I am going to replace it locally with a unit that is made specifically for built-in applications and vent out the front of the unit.
966172
No. Although it is an excellent saw and can cut close to walls. It will not fit under a cabinet toe-kick to get against the cabinet.
887163
Probably. Ours is held in place under a granite countertop by a strong mastic and also little pieces of wood we custom made and screwed in to the cabinet frame, making sure the doors could still open ok.
998376
I don't see why not. You don't have to undermount this sink and besides, I've seen sinks undermounted with laminate countertops, so I'd say you are covered either way. Ask your countertop vendor.
2167944
it does not look like it can be mounted under the counter. it does not have the proper brackets and i also think it gives off too much heat and would not have enough venting space. Mine is sitting on the counter
140825
i had an older sink that was installed above the counter, went to an undermount and as long as the sinks are the same size it shouldn't be a problem. I do not have any of the small pull down door that holds a dish cloth or other small items so did not have to deal with that. I would only install an undercounter mount sink from now on. I do not know if you need any extra supports for your undermount or not. I also had a garbage disposer installed at the same time.
976755
I mounted it between a cabinet and the stove. It needs to be secured on the floor, back wall and to the countertop. I have had no problems with it there
867217
No. Under the bench needs to be open. It has been a bit inconvenient. If you try to mount to something with a cabinet under it, it won't have clearance.
1096799
I would guess it depends on the countertopI installed a granite countertop with an undermount sink
1210810
No, it's not actually made to install in a cabinet, it's basically made to sit next to your PC/receiver etc. I actually drilled small holes in the plastic to install mine.
1890574
No. It was not designed to do that. The under cabinet toaster ovens come with heat shield to protect the cabinet as well as mounting brackets. This is made to be placed on counter. Even if you built your own shelf, the oven is 11" tall and most cabinets are 18" off the counter. This would only leave you 8" under the oven minus the thickness of any shelf you built. You would not gain any useable counter space. Not worth all that trouble. PG
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I did not see one listed and I would think under most sink areas, there would not be room. I can actually reach my hand under the cabinet to drop in small items. My sink is an under-countertop mount which puts it a bit lower anyway and a top would be a problem. It does occur to me that this doesn't have to be installed under a sink. Perhaps elsewhere a top would be an advantage. Hope you find what you need.
2188914
This sink is only for under mount installation. I will not recommend over counter installation.
2208075
I figured this out the hard way. The screws provided with the dispenser are probably too long to mount under your average cabinet. They would more than likely drill through the bottom and into the inside of your cabinet. If it's really important to install under a cabinet, I'm sure it can be done. You could either insert a thin piece of wood between the dispenser and the cabinet to make the screws work, or buy screws that will work with your cabinet thickness. Depends on how handy you are. I decided not to go through that trouble and just mounted it on the side of my butchers block table. Works great there though. I figured this out the hard way. The screws provided with the dispenser are probably too long to mount under your average cabinet. They would more than likely drill through the bottom and into the inside of your cabinet. If it's really important to install under a cabinet, I'm sure it can be done. You could either insert a thin piece of wood between the dispenser and the cabinet to make the screws work, or buy screws that will work with your cabinet thickness. Depends on how handy you are. I decided not to go through that trouble and just mounted it on the side of my butchers block table.... » Read More I figured this out the hard way. The screws provided with the dispenser are probably too long to mount under your average cabinet. They would more than likely drill through the bottom and into the inside of your cabinet. If it's really important to install under a cabinet, I'm sure it can be done. You could either insert a thin piece of wood between the dispenser and the cabinet to make the screws work, or buy screws that will work with your cabinet thickness. Depends on how handy you are. I decided not to go through that trouble and just mounted it on the side of my butchers block table. Works great there though. « Show Less
2208076
It def can be mounted under a cabinet but its very heavy so make sure your cabinet is strong!
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Yes. I installed it under a cabinet. Just make sure it's straight by looking under the cabinet at it. Mine looked straight till I looked underneath the cabinet. Had to redo.
889629
I don't believe so. The inner cabinet supports had to be cut back in my 24 inch base cabinet to allow for sink. After the granite counter installation...there is only 2.5 inches between inner edge of rear sink and backsplash.