How much space do I need between the top of the oven and the wall cabinet above the oven? Also, how close to a wall.
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The manual states 4 inches between the top and one half inch between sides.
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I did not have any damage to kitchen cabinets. But usual try to bring the oven a little forward from the upper cabinets. You could place the oven on the stove top , use the fan. But I never had a need to do that. I love that oven, and had been using for many years
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You would need to leave at least two inches of space on the left, right, and if possible the top. Also you need to leave at least four inches in the rear. Trim work will negate the spacing so it is not recommended. The goal is to passively get the heat from behind the unit and out of the cabinet.
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The top of the oven does get hot. You could not mount it flush under a cabinet. We have ours on a counter under a low cabinet with about 4 inches of clearance on both sides and on the top, which is what the manual recommends, and we pull it out further on the counter when using it because, otherwise, it does heat the cabinet above it. It stores wonderfully in such a small space and is easy to slide out from under the cabinet as necessary.
1426999
This unit has to be wall mounted. You must have 36 inches of space between the cabinets.
1475098
This unit is used as a countertop microwave. The rear of the unit is 4-6 inches from the rear wall. and fits under hung cabinets with a clearance of about 3 inches. This allows for adequate airflow and does not generate heat on either the rear wall or the cabinet.Hope this helps.Take care.
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I would not think there would be enough room between the stove and the wall, first of all (see item picture on w/d). And secondly, anything placed on the stove at only a few inches clearance would get grease and food spattered as well as heat from cooking NOT good for just about anything one would place there. Would consider it a fire hazard to do so. Please don't...
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You should have just enough clearance. I measured mine how I think you would use it and it measures about 9-1/4 inches. I would think the main concern would be your pans. You will want to make sure they can fit in that space on their side. I hope this helps.
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There is approx. 1" clearance on the top from the cabinets. Hope that helps.Dennis
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The cabinet ooens pretty far but does stop when it gets to the oven handle...never been a problem for my boys as they just open both doors. Shelf inside cabinet, oven and fridge.
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I would not think there would be enough room between the stove and the wall, firstof all (see item picture on w/d). And secondly, anything placed on the stove at only a few inches clearance would get grease and food spattered as well as heatfrom cooking NOT good for just about anything one would place there. Would consider it a fire hazard to do so. Please don't...
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To be able to answer your question it's better if you can provide a few extra details like: what type of equipment do you have inside the cabinet, how far is the back of the cabinet from the wall?
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The previous answers were correct. The shelf with baskets clears our cabinet doors by about 2" and the top of the upper basket is 24" from the floor. Many ovens have a handle for a bottom broiler and that clearly would not work.If it works for you it's an excellent solution. Good luck.
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I used an 18" tall x 24" deep cabinet that is typically installed as an "upper" wall cabinet above a refrigerator. I built a toe kick under the cabinet and used a 4" filler strip that was purchased with the cabinet to fill in the gap between the top of the cabinet and the sink. It worked out great.
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Depends on what you are considering storage. The fridge and oven hold very ltitle (can't store everything in there). We have ours set up long wise not tall so you can put containers underneath
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The distance between the top of the oven rack in its lowest position and the top burners is 4 inches. The following answer is more complete.
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No. It was not designed to do that. The under cabinet toaster ovens come with heat shield to protect the cabinet as well as mounting brackets. This is made to be placed on counter. Even if you built your own shelf, the oven is 11" tall and most cabinets are 18" off the counter. This would only leave you 8" under the oven minus the thickness of any shelf you built. You would not gain any useable counter space. Not worth all that trouble. PG