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Choosing a Built-In Microwave For a Wall Unit The integrated microwaves in kitchens provide a sleeker appearance than countertop models. They can also be mounted at a higher level, so you don't have to bend down or reach. They are also fitted with a range of top-quality functions to provide premium functionality. Compare the sizes, power, and features to find the ideal built-in wall unit microwave. Space Efficiency In comparison to countertop microwave ovens, which are also known as freestanding microwaves, built-in models offer an improved kitchen aesthetic by seamlessly fitting into your cabinetry. This allows you to reclaim your countertops and have the convenience of a clutter-free dining and cooking area. You can select from a range of flush installation designs to put your built-in microwave at the height that is comfortable for you and in a location that suits your kitchen. For example, many people prefer to put their built-in microwave near their wall oven to make it easier to move dishes between the two appliances. A built-in oven will also improve your kitchen's organization. Built-in microwaves typically sit within a cabinet, so they won't take up precious counter space and they offer more storage options for other kitchen essentials, like dishes and bowls. Additionally, built-in double ovens with built in microwave can be fitted with a range of features to help you cook your favourite foods and beverages. Included are pre-programmed settings and control options for defrosting boiling and steaming. A built-in microwave is more expensive than a countertop model, but it can provide a touch of sophistication to your home. This is due to the additional costs for installation and ventilation that are associated with this type of appliance. Compare the features of every model to get the best value for money. The cost of a built-in microwave will differ based on the size, wattage, and other specifications you choose. A higher wattage, for example can allow you to heat food faster. This can be useful for busy families and those who are on the go and eat. Keep in mind that built-in microwaves require adequate ventilation. These innovative ideas will be a source of inspiration if you want to integrate your microwave in your kitchen while making it functional. These creative solutions that include putting it in an Island or recessing it into a wall, will enhance your ergonomic workspace while creating a beautiful kitchen. Enhanced Aesthetics While freestanding microwaves can take up valuable countertop space and create an unpleasant appearance, built-in models are built into wall cabinets or installed in kitchen niches to create an elegant, seamless design. Most built-in microwaves are placed at eye level, making them easier to clean and reach. This reduces the chance of accidental drops or spills and makes them a safer choice for families with children. Many CDA built-in microwaves are offered as part of an appliance suite that allows them to be matched with your warming drawers and countertop oven for a harmonious aesthetic. They are available in a variety of designs and finishes which makes them a great option for modern kitchens who are looking to integrate their appliances seamlessly into the overall design. Built-in microwaves, besides their aesthetic appeal are also more simple to set up and change than traditional countertop models. Counter top models can be connected to an outlet and positioned on the countertop, however built-in models must be inserted into a cabinet or niche. Trim kits might be required to ensure a smooth fit. A CDA built-in microwavable is the ideal choice if you want to give your kitchen an elegant look. Unlike countertop microwaves, which tend to be less attractive and may interfere with the style of your kitchen These models are designed to fit with other cabinetry features in your home, such as your electric stove (also known as a range) and refrigerator. The streamlined design and customizable features are a great addition your kitchen that will make you stand out. Installing a CDA-built-in microwave takes a little more work and expense than a countertop model however, the advantages over time are well worth it. This type of microwave will provide a customized look to your kitchen and may increase the value of your house. With their upgraded design, optimal use of vertical space, and potential for resale value and resale value, a CDA built-in microwave can be the ideal addition to any home. Contact us today to find out more about our built-in range of microwaves and other items for kitchens. Customisation As opposed to freestanding microwaves which sit on the counter, built-in models are installed into a cabinet or installed on the wall to keep them away from the way and free up more countertop space. Installing these microwaves is more challenging than freestanding microwaves and requires a professional. However, built-in microwaves can provide additional customization options that are not offered on freestanding appliances, such as door design and layout. Built-in microwaves are typically placed in kitchen cabinets. They offer a sleek, streamlined appearance that blends well with your kitchen's decor. These models can have flat surfaces or doors that extend to the top of the cabinet to help conceal the appliance while it is not being used. Some of these microwaves are equipped with a trim kit that can make the gaps appear smaller around the appliance. This creates a seamless, integrated look. Some microwaves can be hung on an open wall above the stove, and can also are also a vent. A built-in drawer model can be hidden under your counters to create a sleek appearance. This design can also reduce the amount of countertop space required to transport food in and out of the oven. This design is perfect for kitchens with small counter space or island installations. Other options include a drawer which opens from right to left as well as a drop-down door or an open-slider drawer that opens like an oven that is traditional. There is also a sliding tray that makes loading larger dishes easier. Most microwaves with built-in ovens can accommodate between 0.5 and 2 cubic feet, but you can find smaller or larger models to meet your cooking requirements. Built-in microwaves are typically coated in stainless steel, as they are a great complement to various kitchen designs. They can give a contemporary style to traditional kitchens, and are a great choice for contemporary spaces. These finishes can be coordinated with other Whirlpool appliances, such a wall-oven, to create a cohesive kitchen and baking station. Concealed Placement Microwaves that integrate into wall cabinets provide an elegant and unique option that can enhance your kitchen's design while keeping counters clear. This can be especially helpful when you have children who are small or individuals with mobility issues in your home. There are many options for concealment, such as wall-mounted or over-the-range models that can double as venting Hoods. A professional can assist you in choosing the ideal place based on your specific needs and how much access you want. They'll also help you determine if the microwave should be vented outdoors or into the home, which would require ducting. Another option is to place the microwave inside a cabinet door, which is able to hide it from view when it's not in use and preserve an elegant look. This is an ideal option for those who don't use their microwave often or prefer a minimalist countertop design. Include a microwave into an existing cabinet that has a sink. This will give the appearance of a seamless, integrated design. However, it is important to note that this method may require you to move around the appliance more frequently to reach and clean under it. Lastly, you can install your microwave underneath your kitchen island. This will let you reduce the space on your counter and make it easier to access, since the microwave will be situated at eye-level. This method could require you to bend or stretch to reach it, which can be dangerous for older adults or children. Whichever location you pick the built-in microwave can be a stylish and functional addition to the kitchen of your home. They are available in a variety of designs and finishes that complement your decor. They also have a number of features that can reduce the time and effort required to cook. They can also help you save on cost of energy with energy-efficient features like defrost settings, and a quick start. We can assist you in learning more about the microwave options we offer and how they can be incorporated into your customized kitchen. Our team of experts is eager to assist you!