Wolf island trim

18 years ago

I just purchased a Wolf RT364C 36" rangetop from a kitchen bath store that was clearing out display models and customer returns. Another customer had ordered this but decided the front knobs didn't match their cabinet choice. The rangetop was brand new and still strapped unopened to its shipping pallet.

My question is, what does the Wolf island trim look like and would it usually come attached from the manufacturer? Is it something that mounts behind the rangetop, extending its 24" depth, or something that would attach on top of it at the back but keep it 24" deep? There is a horizontal strip of stainless steel running along the top at the back, and I'm not sure if that's the trim or not.

What does the island trim do for me? Do I already have it or do I need it? I'll be installing this on an island with a bar seating area on the other side. The bar area is 20" deep (total island depth is 44") and the whole island is of uniform counter height. I understand on a range, the island trim might provide venting for the oven underneath, but this is a rangetop with no oven below it.

I particularly need to know if the island trim extends the depth of the cutout in the countertop.

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josie724
18 years ago
Hi does this help?

Here is a link that might be useful: Wolf Instructions
wwu123
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi josie724, thanks for the link. Unfortunately I've looked at that before and can't tell anything from it. There is a drawing that points to the island trim but there is no detail at all - just points to where the trim would be.

I have found another place on Wolf's site that refers to the "standard stainless steel trim (two sides)" vs the "island trim (three sides)". So I presume what I have is the standard trim, which probably doesn't have something on the back side - the third side.

If anyone does have a Wolf rangetop with the island trim installed and could post a picture of it, I would greatly appreciate it.
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laurel88
18 years ago
We remodeled our kitchen earlier this year and had a Wolf RT366 installed in the island with a downdraft ventilation system. The horizontal strip of stainless steel at the rear of the rangetop you refer to is part of the rangetop itself. We have a stainless steel strip running horizontaly between the the rangetop and the downdraft vent that I believe came with the ventilation system. The rangetop does not come with any trim for the sides. When ours was installed it did not fit correctly into the granite top as the cuts on the sides were uneven. In order to give the installation a finished look the remodeler ordered a stainless steel strip for each side. As I recall he said the strips came in 36" and 25" sizes. Ours is 25" and fits perfectly. I will post pictures later today.