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Mount 2 different size wall ovens?

10 years ago

I'm looking for a one and a half wall oven option such as what's commonly found in Europe (one standard size oven under one half size oven), Since that combination isn't offered in the US, I'm considering stacking a 24" on top of a 30" (or could possibly do them side by side). Anyone mount a 30" AND a small standard wall oven (under 2 cu ft)?

Or does anyone have any ideas how to go about getting that half size oven? I am not interested in a small microwave speed oven - I really want just a small traditional oven (convection is fine). I know GE offers a single/double but then you just have 2 small ovens: http://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SpecPage&Sku=PT925SNSS.

Any help figuring out a true one and a half combination would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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mltoms
10 years ago
I share your envy! I tried researching that a few years ago, and didn't really find anything. Heartland appliances used to make a 1.5 oven, but it's not on their website anymore. I've posted a link below.

As for a 1/2 height single oven, I don't know about that either. The closest I could find was the advantium, but I don't think that's what you want either.

Good luck on your search!

Here is a link that might be useful: Discontinued Heartland
angela12345
10 years ago
You could stack the single/double over a full size and then have 3 ovens !!
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xedos
10 years ago
Why not the Miele Speed Oven ?

It has a trim kit that will make it 30" wide (maybe still 27" too) and it is a full featured convection oven plus a microwave. Top and bottom elements as well as a convention element.

It's big $$$, bit sounds exactly what you're looking for.

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