Will this be the right product to instal a cooktop over a granite counter? Or what should I use
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It would be the best product to use because it will hold up to the extreme heat. You might try a color close to your counter top, I used the red for what I needed to seal.
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Some tempered glass is made for cooking. I do not think these counter savers are made the same way. I have two of them and they came with rubber feet which would melt if put on a hot surface. I would definitely let the stove top cool before putting the counter saver on it. I keep mine over my two burners on one side of my stove for extra space as I do not have a smooth surface cooking top.
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The manual to this unit says the opening should be 37 1/8 width and 19 1/8 depth of cutout. They also say to use a 36" base cabinete. I checked with my husband who measured and said that you would be very close. You have to put silicone around the unit from underneath and you may have a bit of an opening. The silicone may show from above a bit. He thinks that if you carefully position it, you should be able to go ahead and have the unit with the dimensions you've provided. I bought my unit online and there was a service number to call. I would go to retailmenot.com and find the least expensive price then I would call them and have them go over the dimensions so that you are absolutely certain. I can't stress enough what a wonderful cooktop this is. You will love it. I hope it works out for you. If you'd like I would be happy to either fax or mail you the installation page that gives all the diagrams and info. My email address is sedolgoff@aol.com
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Not sure if it is recommended for granite sinks - mine is being used in a stainless steel sink and it fits perfectly.
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It's really designed to sit on a countertop. If you had a metal cooktop you wouldn't really need this unless the cooktop didn't work.
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I am not sure what you are trying to do, but I would not recommend this for countertops due to the residue it can leave. Clear packing tape (much much cheaper - find a dollar store) should work if the counter is clean.
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we used it on a standard sink and formica counter top but it would prob'ly be fine on a granite counter, too.
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P.S. you didn't say what the counter-top material was. In most cases some additional trimming may be needed. The document I referred you to should have the Cut-out dimensions needed on it. If you have Granite, Quartz or stone/tile, it can be critical. If it's laminate or Corian solid surface type, it can be easily trimmed. Sounds like you may need a professional installer.
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I have only used on a granite countertop but I've never found the granite beneath it to be warm. There is about an inch of clearance between the underside of the warming tray and the counter, so I would think it would be safe to use on a wooden surface.
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I saw a trim kit but realistically this model is pretty big so you would need a big space. I have seen smaller similar convection/mocrowave ovens you might want to use for above an oven
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I found this one to be pretty cheaply made and wouldn't suggest it. Try the Nordic Ware cast iron simmer mat; it can be used on a glass cook top.
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Yes, it looks great on a granite counter top. The sink interior pattern is subtle, the exterior is a uniform dark copper color. It may look best with warm colors of granite, but pattern is not a problem.
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I used it on a cream granite and left a small residue. The residue is now gone so I don't think you should worry about it but just in case test it on an area where most people can't see. My installer left behind the pieces where the apron sink was to be installed so I test it there first to make sure no issues. If you have any un used pieces test it there first if not, just go where you got the stone and they typically have broken pieces they don't mind giving away. Hope all goes great!
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I just had a customer ask about the cultured marble countertop. I called Giani to make sure that the product would be able to be applied over top. It was most definitely reliable product for that application. I would not think that it would hold up on a sink though with all of the water that will be constantly laying on the product.
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With ours, if you needed more than about 2 inches spaces from the inside of the cabinet you would have trouble. We have standard depth cabinets, but only have a 33 inch width, and that is tight from side to side. Depends on how your installer exactly positions it in your top. We have granite. We love our sink, it is the white version and it is our 2nd one. When we moved we put this in as we liked it so much.
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I have also secured this through the rear flange of a standard stainless sink. I am not sure it is designed to work in a thick counter top such as granite or quartz. Unit comes with ring to slide up over lines and secure from underside. If you are doing a thick top may have to consult with top installer and see if a well can be drilled in bottom side to effectively reduce top thickness for facet. Manufacturers link for installation:http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Service-Support/Dispenser-Support/Pages/Dispenser-Installation.aspx
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It does not look like granite...However, it looks way better than dated counter tops. Installation is key. It is time consuming. It can't hurt because you can remove it and your counter tops are just the way they were when you started. Good luck!