“How is it possible that the cutout dimension is smaller than the product dimension?”
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Hi there - that’s a great question. When you're planning the cut-out for a Cafe wall oven, there are 3 primary dimensions to consider. The overall dimensions are the physical height, width, and depth of the wall oven. The cut-out dimensions are the space (cut-out) in the cabinet where the oven will fit. The overlap dimensions are the required space around the cut-out which consists of the oven trim overlap plus a small amount of clearance. Because the "Overlap" is not just the physical overlap of the oven trim, the oven cut-out plus overlap will be larger than the overall oven dimensions. You will need to use the recommended overlap dimensions rather than the physical overlap when planning your cabinets. We hope this is helpful and don’t hesitate to contact us if there is anything else we can assist with. Take care! Lauren@Café
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