Is there any reason the unit could not be installed perpendicular to the front of the counter to save counter space?
750611
I see no reason you cannot do that. as long as it lays flat it does not matter how its installed.
524394
One of the longer sides is the best location. You need to center the indoor unit as much as possible in any installation.
180985
I'm not sure what's wrong there. Mine is slightly larger but once I fit the sides to the far edge the shelves fit in nicely. Try taking it apart and reassembling otherwise I'm not sure what's wrong. Sorry you are having problems.
2265722
No, I don't believe you can. It should be counter height when in use. Plus it wouldn't clear the drawer front and handle.
1981213
Yep. As previously mentioned you can move the pivot point or you can widen the space where you install the cabinet leaving more room on the outside to help with the clearance. You would just need wider trim.
541827
It would be too big next to a disposal cant it be put on the other side? this unit has been wonderfull so far.
1901661
I would say it very much depends on your level of commitment to the project and abilities. As it arrives, probably not. I would also think some ventilation for the unit would be necessary as it does get warm when running. The height I doubt is standard for a counter, but anything is possible. With a little longer lines, relocating the tower on the top, and some ventilation for the compressor I'm sure it is possible, but not box ready to do so.
142236
I guess you could, but you would have to remove it from the cabinet in order to open the top sufficiently to add things to it. I think it would also hang at an awkward angle. If counter space is a at a minimum (like my kitchen) I keep mine on the floor in a corner.
1899233
RVH7110 - can be flush with the counter edge. It can also be installed with the counter over the ledge. It just depends on how you want it to look.
746515
Oh, by the way, my unit does not slide on my counter at all. It's very steady.Taking it apart to clean it, is just a poor design.
1602257
We have an insinkerator under the small side and it is no problem. I can't imagine why anyone would tell you that you couldn't have one! Betty
979801
That would be a problem, you would only have a shelf width of approximately of about six inches. I suppose it could be done, if your mixer would fit on that size shelf. Side supports and hardware take up a good five inches. Hope this answers your question.
1265695
The unit is designed to replace the existing shelves, so not sure why you would want to mount this on the existing shelf and lose the space/clearance. If I remember right, the unit installs as 1large frame piece but with the 2 pullout shelves that then mount to the frame. We installed this in the kitchen of the house we just sold over 4 months ago so I don't have the chance to look at it again.
2236336
noThe counter top needs to be customer sized to go over 3 sides, the front side is open.
1949381
Because it is a rather tall unit, mounting is helpful. Actually, placing two very small wedge under the front two corners would allow it to very slightly lean back so that it would be less likely to fall forward, assuming you are placing it against a wall.
55899
I guess not ...although, it would be a bit tippy if you don't do something about that. velcro it so the counter!
365013
Mine is already in place so I can't measure it, but it's similar to any standard refrigerator. I added a surge protector, so if you need a couple extra feet, that would help.