The shelf

What a Viking kitchen needs settled on paper

These are not troubleshooting pages. They are the questions a Viking kitchen asks of the people building it — the clearance, the circuit, the duct, the water line, the altitude — written while the answer is still cheap to change. Every one ends in the same short list of things to confirm before anything is cut or ordered.

Written for designers, remodellers and the owners who have to referee between them, by the shop that turns up years later when one of those numbers was wrong.

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A mounting plate and its fixings before anything goes back

7 series, 60 issues

Spec check

Confirm each of these before anything is cut, ordered or delivered.

  1. Which stage you are at: a drawing that can still change, a cabinet already ordered, or an appliance already in
  2. The model number of the appliance that was actually ordered, not the series name on the quote
  3. The installation instructions for that model, downloaded from the manufacturer and on site
  4. Who owns each number on the drawing: the cabinetmaker, the plumber, the electrician or the installer

Questions on site? Viking Appliance Repair Denver, (720) 770-4189.

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Book a visit

A question now is cheaper than a change order later

$89 buys the visit and a complete diagnosis, and it comes straight off the bill once you approve a repair. Nothing gets ordered and nothing gets fitted until the number is in front of you.

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