I currently have a stand alone range. Can the slide in work in the same 30" slot in the kitchen counter?
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Maybe. If you have flat counters like granite then it might work. The edge if your counter may need to be flat and not curve up too. There may be accessories to accommodate the curve but you'd have check on electrolux's website. There should be a fitment guide pdf guide there. The main concern is the slide in is designed slide over the counter so its nearly flush with the counter. If you have tile with a round edge on the left and right if the stove you won't be able to get the stove top flat with the counters and it won't look right. Even if you satisfy the flat countertop requirement, you will ideally want a small strip of countertop behind the stove to fill the gap between the backsplash and the back of the stove. Slide in ranges are designed to look like counter top stoves and the trim piece on the stove is designed to be flush with the countertop on 3 sides (left, behind, right). Although I've seen optional accessories for placing a "dummy" filler piece behind the stove to fill the gap on back, you'd have to check the website or ask an appliance retailer. With all that being said, I would just buy the Electrolux free standing induction version if that is the stove/counter configuration you have now. It will be a direct replacement. Check electrolux's website.
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Yes you would be able to use these slides. They will not come out all the way. You will need to fabricate something on the bottom of the drawer for the clips to mount into as they normally screw into the back of the drawer front. You will also have to fabricate internal blocking on a Face Frame Cabinet.
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It should be. I had a Kitchenaid stand mixer on mine. I just had to hold it steady when the mixer was running. I probably would not put very heavy stuff on the slide out shelf. You could put a few reams on it but a whole case might be pushing it.
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I don't think so. It's made for what I think of as standard size slides (I don't know the measurements). That's what fits in the slots. Maybe it would be possible to build some sort of extension to it, but that seems problematic and unwieldy
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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.
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Not unless you buy a separate kit. They sell a sort of "sleeve" that you mount under the counter and then you mount the drawer to this.
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I don't really know. All I know is pay attention to whether you need "self-rimming" or not but that has to do with the counter. I think for the cabinets there is a sink size for 30" cabinets, so maybe you can check for that. It means the sink will fit the 30" in space in the cabinets. Measure the opening below the sink and get the size to fit that space. That's about all I know. Good luck!
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I wouldn't think you would have a problem, as the lateral slide allows you to accomodate a number of different devices, with a flat plate for fixing it to various devices. Notice the knurled knob to the top left? Regress that, you place your device in it, tighten it down, and you're in business. Without knowing more about your dilemna, I really couldn't say, but I have about half a dozen of these and they work well. Never met a situation I couldn't resolve with them or my lights, etc. Hope that helps.
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I'm not sure what you're asking here, but here's a stupid/joking answer: my recommendation is that you be REALLY, REALLY careful in your measurements and casework. I've put in a full extension drawer 36" wide, and I don't know whether it's just coincidence (that I didn't end up being as careful as I sometimes am) or something more, but that drawer has never worked as well as others I've put in. There just seems to be more opportunity for subtle errors that affect the operation. In other words, it works okay, but not as smoothly as other drawers I've but in. If I were re-doing things, or if I were in your situation, I'd likely go for two smaller drawers (it would be awfully easy to overload a 42x20 (almost 6 sq feet footprint) drawer! But, if you've got to go with the drawer opening you've got, I'd say that the K&V 8400P full extension would be a good slide; I sometimes go with cheap slides in undemanding situations, but with K&V in cases in which there might be more stress/strain.
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It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
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I used these slides to install a pull out counter where my dishwasher use to be. Its right below the kitchen counter but the slides are mounted on the side walls. It works very well for me installed like that but not sure what you are trying to do?
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Gaillard, Just measured the Shop Fox D3029 14in. full extension slide that I own. It measures 0.493 in. thick using a dial caliper. Having less than 1/2" between drawer and cabinet I wouldn't recommend these for your application. Have an old set of Knape & Vogt (no model no's.) that meas. 7/16" but good luck finding them. I'd be sure they are returnable, or verify the thickness, before buying if I were you. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I'm not positive but I don't think there will be any problem, if you have the slide controls in the center between the 2 rotating controls it should be fine.
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No, I don't believe it can work at a counter. While it is adjustable, the range is designed for table/desk height.
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We do have ours under our slide, it measures 26 inches. But will extend to 30 inches.
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I have it in a 36" cabinet and it goes right to the edge, so I don't think it would fit in a 30".
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You will ne 30 inch wide counter space, You will also require a dual fuel line. I would check with your contractor prior to purchasing