Choosing a Built-In Microwave For a Wall Unit
Microwaves that are integrated into a kitchen design offer an elegant design and style that is different from countertop models and can be installed at an elevated level to make it easier for you not to bend or reach down. They are also fitted with a range of top-quality functions to provide premium functionality.
Compare the sizes, power and features to find the best built-in microwave for your wall.
Space Efficiency
In comparison to countertop microwaves, that are referred to as freestanding microwaves, built-in models can provide an enhanced kitchen design by seamlessly inscribing themselves into your cabinetry. This allows you to reclaim the counter space and enjoy a clutter-free dining and cooking space. You can choose from a range of flush installation styles to place your built-in microwave at a height that is comfortable for you and in a location that is suitable for your kitchen. Many people put their oven built-in close to their microwaves, making it easier to transfer dishes.
In addition to the sleek appearance of a built-in microwave you'll also benefit from improved kitchen organisation. Built-in microwaves are usually housed in cabinets, which means that they don't occupy valuable countertop space. They also offer more storage options for kitchen essentials like dishes and bowls. Built-in microwaves are also equipped with a variety of features to aid you in preparing your favourite meals and beverages. These include pre-programmed settings that can be used for different kinds of food items as well as control options for defrosting, steaming, and boiling.
A built-in microwave is more expensive than a countertop model, but it can add an air of sophistication to your home. This is due to the additional installation and ventilation costs associated with this type of microwave. Compare the features of each model to get the best price.
The price of a built-in microwave will vary based on the size, wattage, and other specifications you choose. For instance, a higher power will enable you to heat your food faster, which can be useful for people with busy families or who are on the move. It's also important to note that microwaves with built-in appliances require adequate ventilation, which is why you'll need be aware of the dimensions of the cabinet when deciding where to put it.
If you're looking for a way to free up the counter space while still utilizing your microwave, these inventive ideas for integrating your appliance into your kitchen are sure to inspire. These innovative ideas, which include installing it in an island or recessing it into a wall can improve your ergonomic work space while creating a beautiful kitchen.
Enhanced Aesthetics
Built-in microwaves can be positioned in niches or wall cabinets to create a seamless and integrated look. Freestanding models can take up the counter space and appear messy. The majority of microwaves built-in are set at eye level to make them easier to clean and reach. This minimises the risk of accidental spills or drops which makes them a safer choice for families with young children.
Many CDA built-in microwaves are offered as part of an appliance suite which allows them to match your warming drawers and countertop oven for a harmonious design. They are available in various finishes and styles, making them a great choice for modern kitchens that are looking to integrate their appliances seamlessly with the overall design.
Built-in microwaves, besides their aesthetic appeal, are more simple to install and change than traditional countertop models. While counter top models simply require a place on the countertop and connected to an outlet, built-in microwaves require fitting to a cabinet or niche and may require a trim kit to achieve a seamless fit.
A CDA built-in microwave is the ideal choice if you want to give your kitchen a more elegant appearance. These models are made to match other cabinetry features, including your electric range (also called a range) and refrigerator. The integrated design and customization options are a great way to add a touch of luxury that can make you stand out from the crowd.
While installing a CDA built-in microwave may require a bit of extra effort and expense than a countertop microwave, the benefits over time are well worth it. This kind of microwave can add a high-end, customised look to your kitchen, and can boost the resale value your home. A CDA built-in micro will enhance the appearance of any house, maximize vertical space, and increase its resale value. Contact us today to learn more about our built-in collection of microwaves as well as other products for kitchens.
Customisation
Built-in microwaves can be mounted in cabinets or on walls to free space for counters. Installing these microwaves is more difficult than freestanding microwaves, and requires a professional. Built-in microwaves have more customisation options than freestanding appliances. For instance they can be built with different door styles or layout.
Built-in microwaves are typically installed in kitchen cabinets. They provide sleek, modern design that blends well with your kitchen decor. These models can have flat surfaces or a door that extends up to the top of your cabinet to conceal the appliance when not in use. Some of these microwaves are equipped with a trim kit that fills gaps around the unit to give it a seamless, integrated look. Some microwaves can be mounted into an open wall over the stove, and can also are also a vent.
Another type of built-in microwave is a drawer-style model that can be tucked away underneath your countertops for a discreet look. This configuration reduces the amount needed of counter space to allow food items to enter and exit the oven. This type of design is ideal for small kitchens that have limited counter space.
Other options include a drawer that opens from left to right or a door that can be dropped down or an open-slider drawer that opens as the traditional oven. A sliding tray can be added to facilitate easy loading of larger dishes. Most microwaves with built-in ovens can accommodate between 0.5 and 2 cubic feet, however you can find smaller or larger models that will meet your cooking needs.
Built-in microwaves are typically finished in stainless steel, as they complement a variety of kitchen designs. They can give a contemporary look to traditional kitchens and work well in contemporary kitchens. These finishes can also be paired with other Whirlpool stainless steel appliances, for example a wall oven, to create a an integrated baking and cooking station that is ideal for meal prep.
Concealed Placement
The microwaves that are integrated into wall cabinets can be a stylish custom option to enhance the look of your kitchen while also allowing counter space. This is especially beneficial when you have children who are small or those with mobility issues at home.
There are many options for concealed placement such as wall mounted or over the range models that can also be used as venting hoods. Ovens & Hobs can help you decide the most suitable place based on your specific requirements and the level of access you want. They can also determine whether the microwave needs to be vented inside the house or outside, which would require the installation of ducts.
Installing the microwave inside the cabinet door is a good option. It can be concealed from the public eye when it's not utilized and still maintains an elegant look. This is a great choice when you don't frequently use your microwave or want a minimalist countertop design.
You can also add an appliance like a microwave to the cabinet that houses a sink for an integrated and seamless appearance. This might require you to move the appliance more often to clean underneath.
Install your microwave under the kitchen island. This will allow you to increase the space on your counter and provide easier access since it's at eye level. But, this method could require you to bend or stretch to reach it and could pose a danger to small children or seniors.
A built-in oven can look great in any kitchen, no matter the place you put it. They come in a variety of styles and finishes to fit your decor. They also come with various features to reduce cooking time and effort. They can also help you save on cost of energy with energy-efficient features like defrost settings, and a quick start. We can help you understand more about the microwave options available and how they can be integrated into your custom designed kitchen. Our team of experts are eager to assist you!