Topics:

• ADA-compliant Sub-Zero or Wolf products
• Are any Sub-Zero or Wolf products Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant?
• Can I remove the legs on a Wolf product to make them ADA compliant?

Answer:

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lists requirements that appliances must meet to be considered ADA-compliant. Not all types of appliances have requirements listed.

Sub-Zero
Sub-Zero products do not meet ADA requirements, so they are not ADA-compliant.

Wolf
ADA does not specify requirements for cooking products.

• Wolf Wall Ovens, Cooktops, Microwaves, and Rangetops can be mounted at any height. These products will work in ADA designed kitchens.
• Outdoor (OG) Grills without a cart can also mount at any height so they will work in ADA designed outdoor kitchens.
• Gas Ranges (R and GR Series), Duel Fuel (DF) Ranges, and Induction Ranges (IR), are not ADA-compatible.
  • The legs cannot be removed to make them ADA-compatible.
  • Legs are factory installed and not designed to be removed for ADA purposes, as the unit may not stay level in the installation, which is critical to proper operation.
• Pro Wall Hoods, Pro Liners, and Cooktop Wall Hoods are not ADA-compatible. The controls cannot be moved.
• Downdraft controls can be mounted at any height, therefore they will work in ADA-designed kitchens.

• Cove products do not meet ADA requirements, so they are not ADA-compliant.