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Built in microwave clearance
Probably a silly question but is there an accepted limit as to how close a
built in microwave has to be from the wall. By that, I mean once it's slid into the cabinet, does there need to be a certain amount of clearance at the rear? Start laughing..........................NOW. Harry |
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Built in microwave clearance
"Harry" wrote in message news:01c42dfd$3e07f060$af413fc1@sahdia... Probably a silly question but is there an accepted limit as to how close a built in microwave has to be from the wall. By that, I mean once it's slid into the cabinet, does there need to be a certain amount of clearance at the rear? Start laughing..........................NOW. There has to be *some* clearance - it usually says in the 'structions if you can find them. Si |
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Built in microwave clearance
On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 15:18:50 +0000 (UTC), Harry wrote:
Probably a silly question but is there an accepted limit as to how close a built in microwave has to be from the wall. By that, I mean once it's slid into the cabinet, does there need to be a certain amount of clearance at the rear? Start laughing..........................NOW. Harry It's usually something each manufacturer will specify for their products. Try giving the manufacturer's customer service or tech assistance department a bell. |
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Built in microwave clearance
"Harry" wrote in message news:01c42dfd$3e07f060$af413fc1@sahdia... Probably a silly question but is there an accepted limit as to how close a built in microwave has to be from the wall. By that, I mean once it's slid into the cabinet, does there need to be a certain amount of clearance at the rear? Usually 45 mm min. Don't know why but most manufacturers say something around that. |
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Built in microwave clearance
Probably a silly question but is there an accepted limit as to how close a
built in microwave has to be from the wall. By that, I mean once it's slid into the cabinet, does there need to be a certain amount of clearance at the rear? Every "regular" microwave i`ve ever bought had some sort of plastic spacer attached at the rear to prevent you putting it too close to the wall - have you already got the microwave or is it on order ? - it might have the same sort of thing... -- Please add "[newsgroup]" in the subject of any personal replies via email --- My new email address has "ngspamtrap" & @btinternet.com in it ;-) --- |
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Built in microwave clearance
On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 15:18:50 +0000 (UTC), "Harry"
wrote: Probably a silly question but is there an accepted limit as to how close a built in microwave has to be from the wall. By that, I mean once it's slid into the cabinet, does there need to be a certain amount of clearance at the rear? Hi, It's not just clearance but ventilation too, can heat from the microwave (not being 100% efficient) escape OK. If it's a combination oven more ventilation will be required, might be best to plan for it now if possible in case you get one in future. cheers, Pete. |
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