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36 gas range dilemma
I have a 12 year old, 36 gas/electric range from Ikea/Whirlpool (YIDC865VM) that has given up the ghost. Our kitchen cabinets and granite counters were built to accommodate this range. Here are my challenges:.
We are a big family, so the 36 unit has come in very handy. 30 models are probably fine, but will leave a 3 gaps on either side, looking dumb, so I seem bound to buy another 36 unit.
I am having trouble finding similar 36 units in this ($2k) price range.
It seems that the granite gap width is actually about 35 3/4, making me worry that a different brand 36 unit would not fit, requiring me to have the difference professionally trimmed off of the granite (sounds messy, and expensive).
Any suggestions?
Question from user Wise_Owl_1 at Appliances at reddit.com.
Answer:
Thor, Frigidaire pro (but that might be a lot actually) think that's about it. Smeg is pretty cheap in Canada now but still like $3500.
Answer from user classicbromedy at Appliances at reddit.com.
Re Posted From: 36 gas range dilemma
I have a 12 year old, 36 gas/electric range from Ikea/Whirlpool (YIDC865VM) that has given up the ghost. Our kitchen cabinets and granite counters were built to accommodate this range. Here are my challenges:.
We are a big family, so the 36 unit has come in very handy. 30 models are probably fine, but will leave a 3 gaps on either side, looking dumb, so I seem bound to buy another 36 unit.
I am having trouble finding similar 36 units in this ($2k) price range.
It seems that the granite gap width is actually about 35 3/4, making me worry that a different brand 36 unit would not fit, requiring me to have the difference professionally trimmed off of the granite (sounds messy, and expensive).
Any suggestions?
Question from user Wise_Owl_1 at Appliances at reddit.com.
Answer:
Thor, Frigidaire pro (but that might be a lot actually) think that's about it. Smeg is pretty cheap in Canada now but still like $3500.
Answer from user classicbromedy at Appliances at reddit.com.
Re Posted From: 36 gas range dilemma