I have a countertop convection/toaster oven that I am not crazy about any more. Would this support a rack for pizzas and biscuit backing?
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No it would not. This is a great product for rotisserie but not pizzas and biscuits.
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Hi, Juanita. I would not recommend using this directly on an oven rack, as the silicone liner is quite flimsy and your baked goods might slide around or fall off the liner. These silicone liners should always be used with a metal sheet pan underneath to support them.
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not a pizza, unless it is small. The rack is 8.5 X 9, so it will hold an 8" square pan.
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We would support the other comments. It's a big appliance that would lend itself to a built-in shelf, though best suited to a counter-top. Good luck with it -- hope your's isn't grinding like the two we had!
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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
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If you mean to put this on top of the stove and use the top to set up your small appliances on, then yes. It is strong enough to support them. I have not used it that way as I don't have extra outlets there. But it would work.
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It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
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It would be really close. I measured mine and it looks like it might be exactly that size, so probably difficult to get it in. Also, since it is also a convection oven, I think you would want to have a bit of space around it.
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Yes indeed, it will hold the pans as well as two regular size pizzas. I am really pleased with this addition to my kitchen "tools." I never use my big oven anymore. Be careful after cooking when you open the door as it will be hot.Hope this helps.Paul in Texas.
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I have a small microwave on the middle shelf. It seems to be incredibly sturdy. I think it will hold the convention oven and large microwave just fine!
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The toaster oven will hold a 12" pizza. Note that we have had this appliance for 3 months and I would not recommend it. It is a bad toaster - the darkness range is not
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Hi, I decided to look further at my rack after Reading the other responses. The other posters are right. I see that several of my dividers have popped out from the weight of my cookie sheets. So I think they're probably right it would not be a good idea.
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I saw a trim kit but realistically this model is pretty big so you would need a big space. I have seen smaller similar convection/mocrowave ovens you might want to use for above an oven
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It can. I use a very heavy dough so it doesn't matter. With something very liquid, I would suggest you support the bottom when carrying to the oven. I have silicone muffin tins and I set them on a pizza pan and use that in the oven.
2192697
Hi Juanita, I don't think you could use it directly on an oven rack. It's very soft, and you need a baking sheet to support it.
1906491
Yes indeed, it will hold the pans as well as two regular size pizzas. I am really pleased with this addition to my kitchen "tools." I never use my big oven anymore. Be careful after cooking when you open the door as it will be hot.Hope this helps. Paul in Texas.
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Hello, I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over. The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.