can you stand it upright on its rear to save counter space
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It does have a flat back end, but when I tried it would not stay shut. It would fall open since there is no latch.
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No stand, but I see no reason why you couldn't stand it on it's side. The flat edge is about 3/4" wide and the wires would want to pull it over, so you'd need to stick it between 2 heavy things to hold it upright.
2255841
Hello, it probably can stand freely without leaning against the wall, but you would probably want the extra support if you plan to put things on the shelves.
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If you are talking about standing it on end, I don't think so. It wouldn't be stable enough. I have mine standing on the back of my stove the way it is shown in the picture. It is very stable that way.
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I guess it would be fine to position it vertically instead of horizontally. But if you did that, I'd be careful not to put too much weight on the separating shelf in the center of the unit.
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We have ours upright on the counter. I imagine they would be fine in a drawer.
260804
Yes, mine is standing vertical, but it wouldn't be sturdy enough to stack another unit on top.
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No. It has four little rubber knobs on the bottom (its not flush with the counter)
2170316
Unfortunately, no. Once it's mounted under the counter, it will not rotate that direction.
655760
What's "a lot" of storage space? It's not designed to lay sideways or on its back. Even if you did, it doesn't save much space. Dimensionally, it's about the same on all sides no matter how it's situated. I will say that even though it's not a "space saver" appliance, I'm glad we make room for it. It's the best double waffle iron out there.
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I guess not ...although, it would be a bit tippy if you don't do something about that. velcro it so the counter!
589140
I have always left it upright. Should be a sealed system and can be stored lying down, but I would not.
655002
You'd have to lay it on its side. The top trays can be adjusted for length only.
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Definitely. I placed mine on it's side, rather than upright, but it's pretty heavy duty. One side of mine cracked during shipping (USPS did a crappy job), and the company replaced it for me with no hassle.
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No, I don't believe you can. It should be counter height when in use. Plus it wouldn't clear the drawer front and handle.
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The tray is flat, it does have little feet that elevate the back side but I wouldn't recommend it. I suppose that you could, although it might get water on your counter. Hope that helps.
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I tipped mine vertically to try it and it stayed upright, but it teeters because of the way the shelves stick out from the frame on the ends. It has a little shelf on the top which is also good for storage and if you tip it vertically you loose that storage space. I would not recommend it be used vertically. Hope this helps.