Slide-In Ranges · Page 10

A slide in range sits between your cabinets with no raised back panel: the controls are on the front, and the cooktop edges overlap the countertop slightly, so the range looks built in and crumbs don't fall into the gap at the sides. With no backguard, your backsplash stays visible behind the burners. Slide-in models usually need cabinets on both sides and a countertop cut to the right depth, and they come in gas, electric, induction and dual-fuel versions. Measure the opening width and the countertop depth, and check the overlap and cut-out figures in the installation guide before you order.

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