does anyone know of a stainless steel edging that fits over and under the sides of a glass cooktop? I guess sit would be almost a squarish C shape
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The black plastic ones work well. I've never seen them in stainless they would be difficult to cut to fit.
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I have the flat glass stove top but the pan was warped so it didn't work very well. I returned the pan.
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We use ours on a gas stove. Just be careful to have the heat down so the flames don't go up the sides very much or you'll get burning on the sides. This would be an absolutely fabulous stainless steel wok if it were "clad" all the way up the sides. But it's not, so you have to be careful. We also have the Cuisinart set equivalent to AlClad and we love it.
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Have you found one? I too am looking for a glass stainless steel combo without any plastic would be great!
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I'm about to buy an Ecolution Evolve 12.5 inch "grande" pan. I have their smaller pan with no hump in the middle, and I wholeheartedly agree with you on the slight hump, very very frustrating to try to saute in butter or make pancakes or have eggs not slide to the outside edge. This was recommended by America's Test Kitchen, but I can't recommend it (and don't in my review).
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I have a glass stovetop and they work great. They have an inlay of metal on the bottom to assist in heating.
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I use the glass lids from my stainless steel cookware set. Not a perfect fit but it works when needed.
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I would imagine so, but I don't have a glass cook top. My stove is circa 1950's original with electric coil burners. I've had the counter glass over it while it was cooling and it hadn't been damaged--I also waited until the stove burner was just 'warm' before using it as counter space. You may want to contact the seller or manufacturer to see how high of a temperature the tempered glass can handle.
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I don't have a glass stovetop but I do notice that there is a tiny bulge in the center. My eggs tend to run towards the corners.
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The flat bottom is not as flat as glass, but is usable. Looking from inside, the edge of the bottom has a ring that is slightly deeper than the center of the bottom. My stove is glass top. The only thing to deal is the maintained of the pan from rust.
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I don't think so. My stove does not recommend it for the glass top. It does recommend cast iron cookery in the oven. I think it would scratch the surface. I will just use on the extra side burner on my grill or try making waffles in the oven.
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The manual to this unit says the opening should be 37 1/8 width and 19 1/8 depth of cutout. They also say to use a 36" base cabinete. I checked with my husband who measured and said that you would be very close. You have to put silicone around the unit from underneath and you may have a bit of an opening. The silicone may show from above a bit. He thinks that if you carefully position it, you should be able to go ahead and have the unit with the dimensions you've provided. I bought my unit online and there was a service number to call. I would go to retailmenot.com and find the least expensive price then I would call them and have them go over the dimensions so that you are absolutely certain. I can't stress enough what a wonderful cooktop this is. You will love it. I hope it works out for you. If you'd like I would be happy to either fax or mail you the installation page that gives all the diagrams and info. My email address is sedolgoff@aol.com
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Maybe. If you have flat counters like granite then it might work. The edge if your counter may need to be flat and not curve up too. There may be accessories to accommodate the curve but you'd have check on electrolux's website. There should be a fitment guide pdf guide there. The main concern is the slide in is designed slide over the counter so its nearly flush with the counter. If you have tile with a round edge on the left and right if the stove you won't be able to get the stove top flat with the counters and it won't look right. Even if you satisfy the flat countertop requirement, you will ideally want a small strip of countertop behind the stove to fill the gap between the backsplash and the back of the stove. Slide in ranges are designed to look like counter top stoves and the trim piece on the stove is designed to be flush with the countertop on 3 sides (left, behind, right). Although I've seen optional accessories for placing a "dummy" filler piece behind the stove to fill the gap on back, you'd have to check the website or ask an appliance retailer. With all that being said, I would just buy the Electrolux free standing induction version if that is the stove/counter configuration you have now. It will be a direct replacement. Check electrolux's website.
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It is perfect for a glass top. That is where I use mine. And this is a very good product. I I were to buy another griddle, I would not bother to look for anything else.
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I have been using mine on a smooth glass cooktop without any problems. Works great!
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I'm not at home right now, but if I remember correctly the diameter of the circle on the glass top is 10-1/4 inches. I have a 3 qt All-Clad saute which is 10-1/2 inches at the top, but because the sides roll inwards at the bottom it just narrowly fits the circle.If your pot is 13-1/4 inches at the bottom it will overlap the plastic frame that surrounds the glass top and it will probably melt it.
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I personally have used up to 12" on my stove but there is an issue that the outside edge does not cook that well therefor you must put up the heat more but the center will get burnt,hope this will help you.