Is this microwave hangable from a cabinet?
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Dear Steve, This model is designed as a countertop unit. However, GE does advise that you can purchase the 04-A019 Hanging Kit if you wish to hang this unit from the underside of a cabinet.
2237171
I have no idea if it can be or not. But I write this answer to give share my opinions. As you can see in the picture, it is quite small and I dont think it's good idea to hang from ceiling. And this model has a high connection problem with remote, so it will be alit unconvenient. Hope this can help you.
1348888
um I don't think so... cause this cabinet is really heavy. I don't think it's good idea to hang in the wall unless you have other solution to hang it with such as support self under to hold it?
2252843
i would say yes cause theres 2 holes on bottom for hanging it under cabinets , so i cant see why u can't hang it on a wall.
2103603
yes with screws and it will go under kitchen cupboard . you can put it up when not using it. and it moves left to right. the only con is that the commercials get very loud. annoying.
2170695
I do not believe it can be hung and operated as such. It is very heavy and the vent in the rear points in an upward direction.
360336
Yes, included with every space saver microwave is a wall bracket, and mounting bolts, and a template for drilling cabinet above microwave. ( I have installed well over 100, through work, varies brands and have never found one with mounting hardware )
37732
This is a free standing micro. I did not see a kit to enable it to be mounted under a cabinet.
360334
I believe you have to purchase the mounting kit separately. The mounting kit came with a paper template on where to drill holes in your cabinet. I had mounting kit from my previous microwave but the holes don't line up the same so I wasn't able to reuse. A handyman was able to retrofit a similar with parts from hardware store.
752381
You wont be able to take off the feet because they are molded onto the bottom of the microwave. Besides, the microwave has vents on the bottom for unit to operate properly so you don't want to hinder that for safety reasons. The unit is 14" and 3/4th of an inch tall but for safety reasons I would always leave space for the unit to vent the heat out from its fan.
995024
Absolutely, that's exactly what I did except my toaster oven is on the lower shelf and microwave on top. There is a cut-out hole for the wires for the unit on the lower shelf.
671451
No, the trim kit attached to the face of the microwave but cabinetry was built to size required and supports the microwave.
1813787
I don't believe that it is designed for that installation. The unit I had (until it quit working after 2 years) was mounted in a cabinet and it had an extra shroud and fan across the top to provide ventilation for the unit. I previously had a Sharp-brand microwave that was designed for "above counter" use that was mounted in an earlier RV I had ... and it worked well as both microwave and convection oven. In a previous home, I had a microwave (also a Sharp as I recall) that was mounted above the stove with a built in "range hood" and lights. (The "Half Time Microwave" has none of these features.) Note that mounting a microwave/convection over over a stove requires a minimum distance of around 28 to 30 inches (see the installation instructions) between the top of the stove and the bottom of the microwave appliance. This usually requires installing a "short" cabinet above the microwave after removing the original cabinet, if one is present. It can also leave the microwave at an uncomfortable height. If mounting under a cabinet, but not above a stove, then you do not have the distance requirement, and can mount the device at a more convenient level for use. (You might need to replace or modify an existing cabinet to give clearance below the microwave/oven so the counter below will still be useful.)
642994
Definitely not. This is a mini microwave without the vent hood fan you'd need in an over-the-range mount microwave.
362827
Yes you can.; If you look on the bottom you will see the microwave symbol and I just used the small blue one today, works great. Watch fore the ones that say DO NOT microwave.
2084315
Ashleigh, It absolutley would hold your microwave. I stacked two of them and it is holding a portable ice maker. The weight would be equivilent or greater than a microwave.
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I suppose you could but I think it's meant to be against a wall. If it were sitting in the middle of a kitchen and you were trying to be able to access it from both sides I think it would be a little awkward to reach through from what is supposed to be the "back". I guess it could work in the right kitchen though. We use it against a wall to hold our major appliances and our recycling bins at the bottom. We have the cutting board flipped with the grove facing down so that we can place our microwave on the flat side of the board. Hope this helps.