If placed at the end of an island, would the lid hit my countertop (which is 35" tall &amp; protrudes about 1 1/2") when I open it?
205879
I have mine at the end of my island and have no problems. Am really pleased with this product.
1996316
It depends on how rough/smooth the mantle is. I have this stand on a granite countertop, and the base slides open pretty easily. If you do it, I would recommend putting some kind of stopper in front of each of the front feet, like a piece of rubber or something. Good luck!
143056
I really like mine -fits perfectly where an unused dishwasher once lurked beneath the counter- and while the top does not attach it is heavy enough not to go anywhere and the structure certainly seems sturdy. Dinky it is not, but my kitchen isn't large enough for an "island" so depending on the size of yours, it could appear a bit small.
166152
Possibly, but it is quite deep. A better question might be is my countertop deep enough? Your countertops would need to be at least 30 inches deep as the unit is about 24 inches deep. You will need a shelf underneath to support its substantial weight. This is best used in a commercial kitchen as I have not seen many domestic kitchens large enough for this scale of product.
1772003
Yes, the island is standard 36" work surface height...Measure your counters as they may be "standing height," which are 42-45 inches
695522
Should be fine--my countertop is 1 1/4 inches thick. It has a long threaded neck.
1558723
Hi, well since it's hard to tell the distance between your counter top and the underside of your cabinet... I just took some measurements for you. The keurig closed is approximately 13 inches tall. The keurig open-- from its highest point-- is approximately 17.5 to 17.8 inches tall. (Depending on where it's measured) If you have that much open space you're good. If not then maybe another spot? I have the space but it's a bit tight for me... So I've opted for a small collapsing cutting board table that I've put it on just next to my counter... hope that helps. Good luck!
349310
yes very sturdy but kinda of big for a countertop. on mine the dooe hinges are not lined up right. so when closed you can see one door is sligtly higer by 1/8 to 1/4 inch.
693124
That is the height of my island. I would order bar stools I think was 29 or 30" I had ordered the 24 counter!
1446718
It did not fit mine, exactly as the comment above indicates. The top will not snap into place. Yes, I could close it if I wanted to it and it would probably stay in place 99% of the time, but I'm not looking for an imperfect fit.
205876
The bottom of my counter is at 34", the lid hits the bottom of the counter and doesn't open all the way but its not a big deal. You need the bottom of your counter to be 35" or higher to get full clearance for the lid to work all the way. Picture here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/264449/Pics/photo.JPG
1372104
I believe that stool is too tall for your standard countertop height. Your legs will barely fit under the countertop and it will not be comfortable. It works best with 42 inch tall bar level. We bought shorter 24 inch for our regular 36 inch countertop and that is best although it does not have the back.
444410
Im sorry, I gave it as a gift a while ago so I dont have it to measure. It fits on a countertop, if that helps.
2060737
We have ours on a regular laminate counter with a self about 6 inches above. No problems with either. We use the top as a plate warmer.
475954
The Island is 32" tall without the casters. With the locking casters it is 34 1/2". One thing I would mention. If you buy the island with a fake drawer on one side and the real drawer on the other side, I would suggest buying small 90 degree angle brackets and affix the fake drawer to the cabinet on the inside before assembly because if someone tries to open it, the fake drawer front will come out.
137898
Not at all, the lid is much higher (I don't stick a piece of butter that tall). The only complaint would be that you may think it's too small but I'm happy with it.
2044692
The 24" high is what many would consider a taller than normal kitchen island counter top height, though I understand many counters built in recent years will need a 24" stool like this one. Get out that measuring tape and see. (Heads up, this model is flat-packed like you've never seen flat-packing.)