What is the actual depth from back wall, both with and without the handle? Some toaster ovens have protrusions from the back that make the distance from the wall greater. I'm just looking for how far it will stick out onto the counter. What is the actual depth from back wall, both with and without the handle? Some toaster ovens have protrusions from the back that make the distance from the wall greater. I'm just looking for... » Read More What is the actual depth from back wall, both with and without the handle? Some toaster ovens have protrusions from the back that make the distance from the wall greater. I'm just looking for how far it will stick out onto the counter. « Show Less
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The depth is 11 inches with or without as front slopes back at handle height.
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The oven has a button on the back to keep the unit from being flush against the wall. When that button is touching the wall the front edge of the oven is 10 inches from the wall and the front of the handle is 11 inches from the wall.
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It is 9-1/2 inches from back to front at the base. The top curves back, so the handle is even with the base at 9-1/2".
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Total depth is 11" with handle, and would be 9 and 3/4" without handle. The toaster is contoured with a bulge at the rear, and the base in front is deeper than the top.
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I unplugged toaster, and put in toast position, seems to be 4" deep approx.
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The dimensions shown on the Amazon website are accurate. Before you purchase this toaster oven I suggest you read my review beneath DeLongi EO1270 on the Amazon website. The one entitled Shame on DeLongi. Make sure you check under Customer Reviews. I ultimately purchased a Brevile -pricey but a fabulous piece of equipment. If price is a problem check out other toaster ovens; read the reviews under each item. I have always found them to be accurate and helpful. Every now and then you will find one that is super critical; there are always people who can never be satisfied. Good luck. Caveat Emptor The dimensions shown on the Amazon website are accurate. Before you purchase this toaster oven I suggest you read my review beneath DeLongi EO1270 on the Amazon website. The one entitled Shame on DeLongi. Make sure you check under Customer Reviews. I ultimately purchased a Brevile -pricey but a fabulous piece of equipment. If price is a problem check out other toaster ovens; read the reviews under each item. I have always found them to be accurate and helpful. Every now and then you will find one that is super critical; there are always people who can never be satisfied. Good luck. Caveat... » Read More The dimensions shown on the Amazon website are accurate. Before you purchase this toaster oven I suggest you read my review beneath DeLongi EO1270 on the Amazon website. The one entitled Shame on DeLongi. Make sure you check under Customer Reviews. I ultimately purchased a Brevile -pricey but a fabulous piece of equipment. If price is a problem check out other toaster ovens; read the reviews under each item. I have always found them to be accurate and helpful. Every now and then you will find one that is super critical; there are always people who can never be satisfied. Good luck. Caveat Emptor « Show Less
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I toast the ends of bread as well as the main slices. We only eat artisian breads and some of those are cut very thin. Actually I think the vents lower simply because you push the button, whether there is bread it them or not. I just now went to the kitchen, pushed the button with the toaster empty, and the vents lowered. When the vent was lowered, the sides closed against each other (totally) Let me add that this is the best toaster that I have ever owned in all my years of buying them. I wish I had owned one years ago. This is a great purchase.
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The actual true length is 32" from underneath orienting towards the front. This allows you to direct the cord either left or right from the back of the toaster. There are channels to thread the cord whichever way you want it to go. Mine extends approx 24" from the back to the outlet with the way I have it set up. I really like this toaster. Thank goodness we do actually use it lot so it was not a waste of money. We are enjoying toast faster than toaster oven now. I have had muffins come shooting out onto the floor. Its one of those kind of funny things thats not really if you realize you just missed your muffin : / ! Great toaster though. I wanted most watts I could get before they stop making them. Now for a new toaster oven that's this good.
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Hello Howard,I have my oven in the place where the microwave once was. I ha plenty of clearance. The oven is no different then a regular toaster oven. You should have at least 4 inches of clearance and you should be fine. Remember never set anything on top of unit.
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Ok, just measured it. It's 11.25 in tall, 11.25 in deep but with the small curved "bumpout" in back to accommodate pizzas, seems to be an extra 1.25 inch for a total of 12.5 inch deep. The width across the front is 17.25 inches, but plastic "bumpers" protrude 1 inch on each side (presumably as a buffer between the oven and cabinetry or items to the left or right of it), for a total of 19.25 inches in width. The great thing is that this oven gives off much less heat than the last one we had, at least from the front, sides, and top (haven't put my hand behind to check). So you may not need as much clearance as you'd think. Hope it works! We're still enjoying it, and not a single burned item yet. Ok, just measured it. It's 11.25 in tall, 11.25 in deep but with the small curved "bumpout" in back to accommodate pizzas, seems to be an extra 1.25 inch for a total of 12.5 inch deep. The width across the front is 17.25 inches, but plastic "bumpers" protrude 1 inch on each side (presumably as a buffer between the oven and cabinetry or items to the left or right of it), for a total of 19.25 inches in width. The great thing is that this oven gives off much less heat than the last one we had, at least from the front, sides, and top (haven't put my hand behind to check). So... » Read More Ok, just measured it. It's 11.25 in tall, 11.25 in deep but with the small curved "bumpout" in back to accommodate pizzas, seems to be an extra 1.25 inch for a total of 12.5 inch deep. The width across the front is 17.25 inches, but plastic "bumpers" protrude 1 inch on each side (presumably as a buffer between the oven and cabinetry or items to the left or right of it), for a total of 19.25 inches in width. The great thing is that this oven gives off much less heat than the last one we had, at least from the front, sides, and top (haven't put my hand behind to check). So you may not need as much clearance as you'd think. Hope it works! We're still enjoying it, and not a single burned item yet. « Show Less
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Are these dimensions for the interior or exterior of the oven? Found one listed by Bed Bath & Beyond with dimensions of 12"H x 22"W x 20"D, that is quite a difference. Please advise, since I am getting one for Christmas. Thanks
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16 3/4"w x 8 7/8" x 10 7/8"d (12 1/2"d with handle) I have had this toaster for just less than a year and it has the same issue as the previous toaster oven. The knob for toasting gets stuck. This started happening about 6 months after I purchased it. I would look for a toaster oven that has specific toast settings next time.
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Depends on the size, but likely not without the appliance hanging over the edge. 12 1/2 inches usable depth. Toaster ovens like the Black & Decker CTO6335S are 12.4 inches deep, so it MAY fit, but most will not.
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The interior dimensions are 5" high, without the rack or baking pan in the baking slot. However, you need to insert the rack (There are 3 slots for the rack, each 1" apart; 1-bake; 1-toast; 1-broil) With the rack in the baking slot position you have 4-1/2" of height. With the baking pan inserted your height is 3-1/2". Those are absolute max heights. I would allow about 1/2" extra space. Width is 12" and the depth of the oven is 10". Hope this helps. Unfortunately, Breville's website doesn't give these critical dimensions. We use ours for defrosting frozen chicken, reheating pizza, toast. Never tried to do anything fancy, for which we have Viking Professional oven and stove top. The interior dimensions are 5" high, without the rack or baking pan in the baking slot. However, you need to insert the rack (There are 3 slots for the rack, each 1" apart; 1-bake; 1-toast; 1-broil) With the rack in the baking slot position you have 4-1/2" of height. With the baking pan inserted your height is 3-1/2". Those are absolute max heights. I would allow about 1/2" extra space. Width is 12" and the depth of the oven is 10". Hope this helps. Unfortunately, Breville's website doesn't give these critical dimensions. We use ours for defrosting frozen... » Read More The interior dimensions are 5" high, without the rack or baking pan in the baking slot. However, you need to insert the rack (There are 3 slots for the rack, each 1" apart; 1-bake; 1-toast; 1-broil) With the rack in the baking slot position you have 4-1/2" of height. With the baking pan inserted your height is 3-1/2". Those are absolute max heights. I would allow about 1/2" extra space. Width is 12" and the depth of the oven is 10". Hope this helps. Unfortunately, Breville's website doesn't give these critical dimensions. We use ours for defrosting frozen chicken, reheating pizza, toast. Never tried to do anything fancy, for which we have Viking Professional oven and stove top. « Show Less
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i M arlene, I hope your question pertains to the DeLonghi oven? I printed out the insructns from the almost unreadable book, as follows. (1) Program/ toast (2) Function Selector Knob / Bake (3))Thermostat Knob at Toast/Broil .Use wire rack when toasting, place rack in the #2 slot position. Good luck with your cooking Marlene, let me kno how it works out, Mary W
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It is a roundish bump-out in the back of the toaster oven that allows you to fit a frozen pizza in there. The negative is that this curved out feature means you cannot put the toaster oven flush against the back of the counter. I did not like how much room it took up front front to back so I ended giving mine away and buying one without the pizza bump. If you heat up a lot of frozen pizzas and you have a lot of counter space, the model with the pizza bump should work for you.
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I can see why you are getting different measurements. It's a little complicated. The body of the toaster tapers slightly inward as you go from bottom to top. And the toast lift levers stick out 1-1/8 inches, so you get a different dimension depending on whether or not you include the levers. First, the easy one. The toaster is 7-3/4" high. The width (across the toast slots) is 10-3/4" at the bottom, 10-1/4" at the top. The depth (front to rear), body only, is 10-1/8" at the bottom, 9-1/2" at the top. If you add the lift levers then the overall depth is 11-1/8". I don't know if that matches what Amazon says or not, but that's what I just measured. All this means that your maximum dimensions, including the lift levers, is 10-3/4" wide by 11-1/8" deep by 7-3/4" high. I hope this helps.
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Unlike the other responders, I would not put anything over 3" in there and if you're asking about baking bread or anything that could rise over 3.5" you're risking it touching the top element and burning the top. The depth will limit you to a 9" pan. This is a really good toaster over but if you have the counter space and want an all purpose oven, get the next size up.
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In inches, mine is W: 13 5/8, H: 7, D: 7 5/8 excluding handle at the front, 9 including handle. There is a black plastic protrusion at the back which stops the rear of the unit being put flush against a wall, which I included in the depth measurement. This is probably why my depth measurement is larger than other answers.
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I'm still deciding whether to buy this... Looking at the very different answers for how wide this oven is -I'm assuming the wider is measured with those black 'feet' that stick out beyond the sides (to keep a good distance from other things I suppose.. ) Is this correct?