The benefits of our built-in toaster
Space-saving solution
With its small dimensions – a height of 75 mm and a width (when folded away) of 178 mm) – the built-in toaster can be installed in drawers with a width of 30 cm or more, so that it is stored on a space-saving basis.
Ready for use at all times
The built-in toaster can be folded out and/or set up quickly and easily with a single hand movement. It is then ready for use in the open drawer and you can start toasting straight away.
Safe toasting in the drawer
The thermal insulated housing of the built-in toaster ensures safe toasting in the drawer. The stainless steel housing of the built-in toaster keeps the development of heat sufficiently low so that the interior of the kitchen drawer is completely safe.
Our built-in toaster at a glance
Built-in toaster
Safe toasting in the drawer
Since 1968, small household appliances have been disappearing into drawers and behind cupboard doors. Even if the counter-top is covered with bowls and chopping blocks, our practical built-in toaster stay at hand and ready for use, because the desired appliance is in the opened drawers immediately in front of the counter-top. If it is not being used, it can be made to vanish into the drawer with a flick of the wrist, which also protects it from greasy kitchen steam. The built-in solution also does away with bothersome lifting and stowing in wall units. In addition, the devices can be permanently cabled, which effectively counteracts possible problems with plug sockets.
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Your benefits with the built-in toaster from ritter
- Quality product made in Germany
- Automatic switch-off when toaster is being folded
- Safe toasting in the drawer
- Thermal insulated housing
- Bread and roll rack and crumb tray
- Memory function
- Reparability
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The benefits of our built-in toaster
100 years ago the first toaster has been brought on the market. In those days it was anything but harmless to use, because the toast had to be turned by hand and in many cases it was not only the toast which burned. Nowadays, one cannot imagine a kitchen without a toaster. It does exist in all shapes, colours and with various ingenuities. ritter put ingenuity on top and developed the first built-in toaster for drawers. …surely “Made in Germany”!
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Made in Germany - since 1905
We stand out in particular because all of our household appliances - whether food slicers or peelers, our high-quality breakfast line consisting of toasters, kettles and coffee machines, our cordless hand blender or our built-in appliances - continue to be produced exclusively in Germany. “made in Germany” is firmly anchored in our business philosophy. The production of household appliances here at our facility in Gröbenzell near Munich means far more to us than just preserving and creating jobs. High quality standards, the right materials for form and use, and functional design are at the core of our business and the associated tradition of the Bauhaus movement of the 1920s.
Frequently asked questions about our built-in toaster
Do you have any questions about our built-in toasters? Here are some frequently asked questions and the corresponding answers. If your question was not included or still isn’t sufficiently clarified, we will be pleased to assist you.
Yes, the surfaces of the built-in toaster heat up. The maximum heat complies with the legal requirements, however, and is within the limits that apply to processed materials in the kitchen industry, so that it has no effect on the furniture.
During use, the temperature of the contact surfaces can be very high. Therefore, allow the toaster to cool down a little (at least 30 seconds) before folding it away
The built-in toaster has a safety mechanism that ensures the device will be disconnected from the power when it is folded away. The possibility of a short circuit and a fire hazard are therefore excluded.
No, the built-in toaster does not need to be disconnected from the power supply every time it is folded away. The appliance remains connected to the power outlet at all times.
The power cord of the built-in toaster ET 10 is approx. 110 cm in length. The length of the power cord is optimised so that it hangs loosely between the rear panel of the drawer and the rear panel of the cabinet.
The toaster can be removed without tools for straightforward, hassle-free cleaning. To do this, all you need to do is to open the lock and the built-in toaster can then be removed.
The toasting shaft of the built-in toaster is approx. 10 cm high and approx. 25 cm in length. It is therefore suitable for large slices of sandwich toast.
The toaster is installed in the drawer to save space, so that it doesn’t take up unnecessary space on the worktop. The toaster is convenient to put away and can be pulled out and put away quickly and easily in one easy step. Another advantage of a built-in appliance is that it is protected optimally against grease and dirt.
The built-in toaster has an integrated crumb tray, which should be emptied regularly. The crumb tray can be removed when the toaster is in the upright or horizontal position. The easiest way to remove crumbs from the drawer is to use a vacuum cleaner or the built-in vacuum cleaner from ritterwerk.
The built-in toaster is connected to a surface-mounted power socket which must be available in or behind the rear panel at the drawer level.
No, the built-in toaster cannot be used on the kitchen worktop. The toaster has been developed especially for installation and operation in a drawer. The ritter product range also offers toasters that can be used on the kitchen worktop, however.
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