I'm in the market for a new toaster or toaster oven...

My main requirement is that it be an "under counter" mount unit. I
don't really need the "oven" part of the toaster oven, but I would use
it occasionally if it were available.

The only units I've been able to find are rather cheap Black & Decker
toaster ovens that require a separate mounting kit. It all looks and
feels a little clunky to me.

Does anyone have pointers to more elegant solutions?

Best,
Brad

Brad Spachman > wrote:

> I'm in the market for a new toaster or toaster oven...
>
> My main requirement is that it be an "under counter" mount unit. I
> don't really need the "oven" part of the toaster oven, but I would use
> it occasionally if it were available.

I often turn to Abt Electronics (abtelectronics.com) for advice, it is
the most elegant appliance shop I know of. Get the phone # from the web
site. Other sources of advice would be good stores like Bloomingdales,
Marshal Fields, etc. Is one near you?

In article >,
Ajanta > wrote:

> Brad Spachman > wrote:
>
> > I'm in the market for a new toaster or toaster oven...
> >
> > My main requirement is that it be an "under counter" mount unit. I
> > don't really need the "oven" part of the toaster oven, but I would use
> > it occasionally if it were available.
>
> I often turn to Abt Electronics (abtelectronics.com) for advice, it is
> the most elegant appliance shop I know of. Get the phone # from the web
> site. Other sources of advice would be good stores like Bloomingdales,
> Marshal Fields, etc. Is one near you?

I'll check out Abt - I ususally forget about them since I've left the
Chicago area.

As for the large department stores... The nice stores carry nice
equipment (I like the DeLonghi models), but none of them are
counter-mountable. The second-tier stores (Sears, etc.) are where I've
seen the Black & Decker Model.

If it helps to provide a location, I'm in Connecticut, so I have easy
access to most places between Boston & New York City.

Best,
Brad