Didn't someone recently post a brochure with the diswasher below a cooktop and eye-level oven?
Speed Queen Dishwasher?
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laundromat
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I didn't see it.
Re: range/dishwasher combos:
I remember a game show on NBC called Sale of the Centuary. Some times they would have compact kitchen or effiency kitchens and the range/dishwasher combo would be one of the items, along with a Westinghouse Front loader and stacking dryer A.K.A. a stack pack. The M.C. was Joe Gargiola. Early to mid 70's era. This is what I remember. Danf.
I remember a game show on NBC called Sale of the Centuary. Some times they would have compact kitchen or effiency kitchens and the range/dishwasher combo would be one of the items, along with a Westinghouse Front loader and stacking dryer A.K.A. a stack pack. The M.C. was Joe Gargiola. Early to mid 70's era. This is what I remember. Danf.
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Aint that somethin huh.....I remember on the Price is Right that they had a Speed Queen dishwasher and that was the only time I saw one. Looks like D&M had built this...so its not something special...except the name.
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I have slides of this unit
When I teach the range and oven lactures, I have a slide set of the different type of configurations (free standing, slide in, built-in, high-low, etc.) and this model is in the slide set, but with the Caloric badge. You could also just get the cooktop and oven and the unit would sit on the base cabinet.
When I teach the range and oven lactures, I have a slide set of the different type of configurations (free standing, slide in, built-in, high-low, etc.) and this model is in the slide set, but with the Caloric badge. You could also just get the cooktop and oven and the unit would sit on the base cabinet.
~You could also just get the cooktop and oven and the unit would sit on the base cabinet.
Speaking of space-savers here is a cooktop and oven that sits atop a coutnertop(workbench). in this case it is over a couter-height undercouter refrigearator.
It appears to me to be a Royal-Rose brand cooker from the 1920's or earlier. This BTW, is located in a very swanky portion of Manhattan on a well-known avenue. (NYC rent reguations make the rent of this aparttment FAR FAR FAR FAR below market value.
(Dig the aluminum percolator!)
Speaking of space-savers here is a cooktop and oven that sits atop a coutnertop(workbench). in this case it is over a couter-height undercouter refrigearator.
It appears to me to be a Royal-Rose brand cooker from the 1920's or earlier. This BTW, is located in a very swanky portion of Manhattan on a well-known avenue. (NYC rent reguations make the rent of this aparttment FAR FAR FAR FAR below market value.
(Dig the aluminum percolator!)
The remodeled version. A cheap 20" (50cm) stove is "dressed up" with a one-piece stainless-steel coutertop. Holes made for element ("burner") wells. Refrigerator is still an undercoutner model.
Q: How can one tell that Manahttanites are not expected to cook?
A: There is 20a circuit-protection for an appliance that requires at least 40a!
Q: How can one tell that Manahttanites are not expected to cook?
A: There is 20a circuit-protection for an appliance that requires at least 40a!
Speakign of space-savers........
Fairly typical Manhattan kitchen.
Probably not even 6 feet wide (1.8m)
(Shown from a distance)
Left=> Stove
Center=> bar-sink (i.e. small)
Right=> Refrigerator
Fairly typical Manhattan kitchen.
Probably not even 6 feet wide (1.8m)
(Shown from a distance)
Left=> Stove
Center=> bar-sink (i.e. small)
Right=> Refrigerator
Same buildng, one floor up.
Renovated and de-regulated (of rent regualations).
New apt is 400% to 500% the rent of the old apt.
Renovated and de-regulated (of rent regualations).
New apt is 400% to 500% the rent of the old apt.
