Christian Rice Architects, Inc. Do you know why someone told you it couldn't be done? The only thing I could think of is noth aving enough space for insulation-- but there are ways around that-- you could use rigid insulation for the whole wall-- or frame this wall with 2x6 or even 2x8 framing to gain the depth needed for standard batt insulation. Hope that helps!

grios57 it is sopposed to be on an exterior wall isn't it?

Christian Rice Architects, Inc. My apologies-- the owner selected and purchased this appliance directly. As you may know, placing a microwave in an upper location such as this is often tricky due to the depth. I have had success with GE Spacesaver units in the past-- which have a more shallow depth than other units. Hope that helps!

Christian Rice Architects, Inc. I'm not 100% sure, but it looks like a 36" wide Thermador

Monique Jacqueline Design I, too, believe that it is a 36" Thermador.
I use Thermador alot!
Cheers!
m.

Cabinet Connection of NC Not typically, because there is usually duct work behind the panels. You access the hood for maintenance from underneath the wood hood.

starrsantiques1 My mistake. I meant do these panels open to get to the ducting? Our cabinet maker says they need to open for access? I told him I see pictures on Houzz that looks like they are just decorative Am I wrong? Thank You

kriswind I love the way the hood looks, what type of exhaust fan did you get? What is the height distance from the top of cabinet from top of stove? Thanks

Emily Hurley It looks like the area above the microwave is actually an open shelf.

Emily Hurley This looks like a similar fixture.


I believe those pulleys do actually work. Great option.

ewoods There is a granite called Valley White that is white with streaks of grey and flecks of garnet. Also one that is called River White (or NEW Bianco Romano) that is similar.

nlyang thanks, we ended up going with Zodiaq Bianco Carrara. hope it turns out well.