[C38] Stove Replacement

[Patrick Harpole]

I removed my oven..replaced it with a $100 refrigerator.   I can't remember
the last time I baked cookies on board.  I have a two-burner portable stove
top, microwave, and bar-be-que that's attached to rail in rear.  The
original refrigerator is very inefficient.  I went to TAP Plastic and bought
a clear 18 x 20" 3/8 " plastic to cover the opening in the original
refrigerator.  I keep the  bottom filled with water and put a blocked or bag
of ice on top to keep stuff cool.

Not sure if this interests anyone.could send photos.

Patrick

"Blue eyes"

San Francisco Bay

 

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[mailto:listserve-bounces at catalina38.org] On Behalf Of Dave Knapp
Sent: Thursday, May 28, 2009 8:09 AM
To: listserve at catalina38.org
Subject: [C38] Stove Replacement

 

Sorry if this has already gone out, any feedback would be appreciated.

 

 

I am in the process of remodeling the galley. I have selected a 2 burner
Force-10 stove size (American Standard) and have the chose of mounting it as
it is, which is level with the sink counter top. I have chosen this
manufacture because the oven door slides under the stove and out of the way
when it's opened.

My other option would be to buy the compact model which is approximately 2
inches shorter and mount it under the counter top. I would need to install a
hinged door from the rear of the opening making it flush with the rear
counter top and install a latch to secure it when in the up position. I
would duplicate the Formica on the top andbond a stainless steel skin to the
under side for safety reasons. In the end it would increase counter top
space.

Regards,

David Knapp

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