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Stove placement in kitchen

5 years ago

I want to put my slide in stove under my kitchen window with a down draft vent when I remodel my kitchen. Is there any reason I shouldn't do this? I never see pictures of this but do not want the stove in my island where we will eat so I am putting the sink there for easier clean up.

Thank you :)

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Elite Appliance
5 years ago
Downdraft ventilation is tricky, you can find a lot of discussion threads on here with users giving their personal experiences, pros, and cons. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/is-anyone-happy-with-downdraft-ventilation-allow-me-to-vent-dsvw-vd~2668136?n=70
Sammy
5 years ago
Elite Appliance: The picture you posted is showing exactly what the poster doesn’t want!
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PRO
Elite Appliance
5 years ago
Sammy: You're right, my apologies. I didn't catch the chairs behind the countertop so it looked as if it was against the wall.

I'll keep an eye out for a slide-in range under a window!
Sammy
5 years ago
It’s all good!

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