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Thu, Feb 16, 12 at 19:37
| Our kitchen plan calls for one of our counters runs to be 30 inches deep. I'm really looking forward to this extra depth to keep the kettle/toaster/coffee grinder etc.
However, on that same wall is the range...and this feels like it will cause some finishing issues. The range will be a 36 Bluestar that I could order with the island back trim. Will there be a need for a thin strip of counter behind the range or will the range be fine 'inset' to the back of the counter? Ideas? Has anyone tackled this issue?
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| I've not done this but the specs for ranges generally require that the oven door exceed the front of the cabinets as a safety feature so you'll have to back fill behind the range. |
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| I think 30" will be kinda strange depth wise. I know on our 30" gas stove the deepest countertop that would work is 26 1/2". I would bring the range out a bit and put a stainless back on it, one advantage to bringing it out like that is that the rear pots/pans will have more room on an Island back. |
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