Choosing a Built-In Microwave For a Wall Unit
The integrated microwaves that are used in kitchens have a more sleek appearance than countertop models. They can also be installed at a higher level and don't require you to bend down or reach. They are also fitted with a range of top-quality functions to provide premium functionality.
Compare the size, power, and features to find the best built-in wall-mounted microwave.
Space Efficiency
In comparison to countertop microwave ovens that are referred to as freestanding microwaves, built-in models offer an improved aesthetic for kitchens by seamlessly integrating into your cabinetry. This allows you to reclaim your countertops and have an uncluttered cooking and dining area. With the various flush installation styles available it is possible to install your microwave at a comfortable height and in the position that is most suitable for how you use your kitchen space. For example, many people choose to place their microwave that is built-in close to their wall oven to make it easier to move dishes between the two appliances.
In addition to the sleek appearance of a built-in microwave you'll also benefit from improved kitchen organisation. Built-in microwaves are typically placed inside cabinets, so they won't take up valuable counter space. They offer more storage options for other kitchen essentials such as dishes and bowls. In addition, microwaves built-in can be fitted with a range of features that can aid you in cooking your favourite foods and beverages. These include pre-programmed settings that can be used for different kinds of food items and control options for defrosting, steaming, and boiling.
While a built-in microwave can add an additional layer of elegance to your kitchen, it's also a bit more expensive alternative than an appliance that is mounted on a countertop. This is due to the extra cost of installation and the ventilation that come with this model. To ensure you get the most value for your money, it's essential to compare the specifications of each model, and also consider the features you would like to be included.
The cost of an integrated microwave may vary depending upon the size and wattage, as well as other specifications you choose to use. For instance, a higher wattage will allow you to cook food faster, which can be advantageous for people with busy families or who are on the move. It's also important to remember that built-in microwaves need adequate ventilation, so you'll need be aware of the cabinet depth requirements when choosing a location for it.
These creative ideas will be an inspiration should you decide to incorporate your microwave into your kitchen while keeping its function. From placing it in an island, or even recessing it into the wall, these creative solutions provide many benefits that will enhance your ergonomic workspace and create a stunning kitchen environment.
Enhancing Aesthetics
Built-in microwaves can be positioned in niches or wall cabinets to create a seamless and integrated appearance. Freestanding models can take up the counter space and appear messy. The majority of built-in microwaves are located at eye level, making them easier to clean and reach. This minimizes the risk of accidental spills or drops which makes them a safer option for families with young children.
Many CDA microwaves with built-in ovens are available as part of an appliance suite that allows them to be matched with your warming drawers and countertop oven for a harmonious design. They are available in a variety of finishes and styles which makes them an excellent option for modern kitchens who want to integrate their appliances seamlessly into the overall design.
In addition to their attractive appearance, microwaves that are built-in are also a lot easier to install and replace than traditional countertop microwaves. Countertop models can be connected to an outlet and positioned on the countertop, however built-in models must be inserted into an area such as a niche or cabinet. Trim kits are required to ensure a smooth installation.
If you're looking for a way to update your kitchen with an upscale look, a CDA built-in microwave is the perfect choice. These models are made to complement your other cabinet features, including your electric range (also known as a range), and refrigerator. The integrated look and customisation features are a great addition to your kitchen that will make you stand out.
Installing a CDA-built-in microwave requires some extra effort and expense than a countertop model however, the advantages over time are well worth it. This type of microwave can give a luxurious, customized feel to your kitchen and can potentially boost the resale value your home. With built in microwaves improved appearance, optimized use of vertical space, and potential for resale and resale value, a CDA built-in microwave will be the perfect addition to any home. Contact us today for more about our built-in range of microwaves and other items for kitchens.
Customisation
Built-in microwaves are incorporated into cabinets or on walls to free space for counters. These microwaves are more complicated to install than freestanding microwaves, and require a professional for installation. However, built-in microwaves can provide additional customization options that are not offered on freestanding appliances, like door layout and style.
Built-in microwaves are usually installed in a kitchen cabinet. They provide sleek, modern design that can be easily integrated into your kitchen decor. They may feature a flat front or a door that extends to the top of the cabinet, which can help to hide the appliance when it is not being used. Some of these microwaves come with an accessory kit for trimming gaps around the unit for a seamless integrated appearance. Some microwaves can also be hung on an open wall above the stove and can also function as a vent for the range.
Another type of built-in microwave is a drawer-style model that can be hidden under your counters for a discreet look. This style of microwave reduces the amount of countertop space required to transport food out and in the oven. This design is ideal for kitchens with small counter space.
Other options include a sliding drawer that opens like a traditional oven and a drawer that opens right-to-left or a door that slides down. A sliding tray can be included to aid in the easy loading of larger dishes. Most built-in microwaves have a capacity of between 0.5 and 2 cubic feet, but you can find larger or smaller models that will meet your cooking requirements.
Built-in microwaves are usually coated in stainless steel because they can be a perfect match for the various designs of kitchens. They can give a contemporary feel to traditional kitchens and are a great choice for contemporary kitchens. These finishes can be coordinated with other Whirlpool stainless steel appliances, like a wall oven, to create an integrated baking and cooking station that is suitable for meal preparation.
Concealed Placement
The microwaves integrated into wall cabinets could be a fashionable and custom-designed option to improve the look of your kitchen while also allowing counter space. This is especially beneficial when you have children or those with mobility issues living in your home.
There are many options for concealment, such as wall-mounted or over-the-range models that serve as venting Hoods. A professional can help determine the best place to put your microwave, based on what you need and how much accessibility you require. They can also determine whether the microwave needs to be vented into the home or outside, which would require ducting.
Installing the microwave inside a cabinet door is another excellent option. It can be hidden from the view when not being used, and it will maintain a sleek appearance. This is a great option for those who don't use their microwave very often or prefer a minimalist countertop design.
You can also add a microwave to the cabinet that houses the sink to create a seamless and seamless look. This option could require you to move the appliance around more often to clean underneath.
Finally, you can put your microwave underneath your kitchen island. This will allow you to save space on your counter and will make it easier to reach, since the microwave will be situated at eye level. This method might require you to bend over or stretch out to reach it, which can be risky for older adults or children.
Whatever location you pick the built-in microwave is a stylish and functional addition to the kitchen of your home. They come in a variety of styles and finishes to fit your decor. They also come with various features to reduce the time spent cooking and effort. You can cut down on energy costs with features like rapid start and defrost. Contact us for more information about our microwave options and how you can incorporate them into your customized kitchen design. Our team of experts are happy to help you!