over the range or countertop?
947798
It's pretty bulky for over a range, you'd likely need to build out for it. It's made for counters.
334565
I think it will depend on your personal preference. I bought the Range server because it allowed me to purchase the glass coffee dripper to go with it, which I felt was safer than the decanter which appears to have a plastic dripper. I prefer the glass better than plastic, though the glass dripper does have plastic right at the bottom.
1995449
Should be close. Worst case, You may need to have someone bore out a little of the counter top hole from underneath. Concrete countertop I'm assuming?
1802574
No it is a counter range and a quite large one at that. Perfect to cook family meals.
448456
From looking at the specs the only difference I can see is the "portable" unit has a couple new custom heat settings and an upper power level of 1800 watts vs. the "counter top" units 1600 watt rating. I have the counter top unit and it does everything I want. You could probably mimic the extra heat settings on the portable by playing with the heat level and timer settings. I don't believe those small differences in the portable are worth the extra 50% in price over the counter top unit.
1639459
You could replace just the countertop. However, the rim of the vessel sink will be much higher than the sink you're used to, so it may be too high for comfort.
107485
my cutting board is slightly lower than the countertop (that' how I wanted it), I think the counter top is as thick as the cutting board.
2182945
fine zesting and grating. Slide the cover on upside-down and grate away. Doing that keeps the gratings from flying all over the counter. ;)
1311338
One is best. I have not tried more but I suppose 2 is max otherwise te eg becomes too thick and te the bottom might over cook before the top gets done or solidifies necessarily for the ring removal and flipping
2124296
Opens into our wall. We have two - one on the left side of our 2 sink counter and one on the right. No problems with opening range.
753967
I don't have a problem with it. It could be a difference in heat depending on the particular setting. Remember broiling and toasting will give you more heat at the top. I love this toaster oven.
1096100
I have seen it placed both ways, my preference is near the flue, i think it's safer for the house. one does not want to over heat the stove.
2129366
That depends on how big your counter is! It is not that much bigger than others, and with the embedded heating elements it is much easier to clean and heats a lot faster. I highly recommend it for anyone!
2191777
This is a very sturdy mortar and pestle combo. It has a somewhat coarse finish on the interior surfaces which makes short work of most grinding tasks. To protect the kitchen counter top, I work with it on a good wooden cutting board. Yes, just grab it firmly and tip it over. It's not that heavy and does a great job.
1640682
I'd put a pot holder between anything hot and the counter top. It's hard plastic and not metal
1359828
I only use mine on my counter top. I think it might pick up too much heat from being next to working burners.
1754622
I don't quite understand your question. My interior is stainless steel, the outside is white enamel. Mine is built in BUT has more clearance the their manual calls for. I have had no trouble with mine, I use it everyday to cook 99% of our meals & breads. I bake bread every week. Please explain what you mean by TOP OVER THE COUNTER. I can then answer you better,