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Heated Shelves (Stone)
- Can I put a GRSB/GRSBF into a laminate or Corian® countertop?
- What is the difference between a GRSB and a GRSBF, and why?
- Can I put a GRSB/GRSBF into a laminate or Corian® countertop?
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If these warmers are to be installed in these or similar countertops, it is recommended that the manufacturer of the countertop material be consulted. In regard to Corian®, it is important to use the high temperature cutout procedures when cutting the hole in the countertop. In regard to laminate, it is important that both the laminate material itself, and the adhesive that is used to adhere it to the countertop, be capable of withstanding the temperatures around the edge of the heated base (200°F).
(top) - What is the difference between a GRSB and a GRSBF, and why?
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The GRSB is recessed about 3/4" below the counter. The GRSBF has a completely flat surface, flush with the countertop. The recessed GRSB will do a nice job of "capturing" pans of food. The flat surface of the GRSBF, (available in hard-coat, or stainless-steel), allows for pans to overhang onto the counter if necessary.
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