Microwave and Oven Integrated
Microwaves can be a wonderful option for any home. They cook food quicker than traditional ovens and can save time with rapid cooking.
Integrate your microwave into your kitchen for a your own unique look. Built-in microwaves are available in flush installation styles which provide ample storage space, while making your work space clear.
Built-in
Built-in microwaves are designed to fit into kitchen cabinets, or fixed to a wall. They create an elegant look for your space. They can be equipped with high-end features to assist you in cooking and baking easily. Available in a variety of sizes and power levels, built-in microwaves make space for counter space in your home and are ideal for busy families.
Built-in microwaves can be positioned at eye level or at a reach to ensure convenient operation. It is important to find a balance between functionality and ergonomics when putting your microwave in its place. Make sure you consider the distance you're planning to install your appliance and remember that you may require adjusting your posture to ensure the most comfortable position.
With a wide variety of styles to choose from there is a perfect fit for your kitchen. Some models have a flush-built-in design, which is in a flush with the normal cabinet depths for an effortless installation. Other microwaves are constructed with sleek and minimalist lines that complement modern or traditional kitchen aesthetics.
You can choose an oven with a turntable or removable racks that assist you in heating and cooking your food evenly. There are models that come with shortcut/convenience buttons and time cook settings to provide convenience.
Flatbed technology is a new trend in the world of microwaves. Flatbed microwaves feature a flat interior, which is different from traditional turntables. This makes it possible to cook larger meals more evenly. Additionally, flatbed microwaves can be more easily cleaned since there are no nooks or crevices for food to get stuck in.
One of the most common complaints about integrated microwaves is that they may be more difficult to clean than countertop microwaves. However, with the right knowledge and attention, you can still maintain your microwave to ensure it looks like new. Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and maintenance in order to extend the life of your appliance.
Countertop
Countertop models are among the most common microwave ovens. They are placed on your counter and provide quick, easy access. These freestanding appliances are available in a wide variety of power capacities, finishes and features, as well as a variety of colors to match your kitchen's decor. They don't need installation or mounting, meaning you can take them with you if you ever decide to move.
While often viewed as a mere appliance for heating up frozen food and warming up cold coffee, these useful kitchen appliances have a lot to provide. Many models feature advanced features such as weight and time defrost settings that maximize the amount of time required to ensure that frozen food is perfectly thawed. They can also provide a Keep Warm setting that keeps food toasty and ready to serve for up to 60 minutes, making them perfect for entertaining and everyday use.
Size is a key aspect when choosing a countertop microwavr. review on the counter for a countertop microwavable is 16". Standard kitchen countertops are 25 1/2" deep. This could reduce the amount of space you have available on your kitchen work surface, and limit your ability to use this space.
Installing a microwave in drawers is a great option when you're in a tight spot and require immediate access to a microwave but have limited counter space. This will allow you to save counter space, tuck away the appliance when not in use, and still have plenty of kitchen storage. This is a great option for small spaces, apartment dorms and kitchens as well as rooms with limited counter space.
Another way to free up your countertop is to install an integrated microwave. Contrary to countertop microwaves which sit on the counter, built-in models can be built into kitchen cabinets or built into the wall for an aesthetically pleasing look. These options let you incorporate your microwave into the overall kitchen design and make it appear as if it's always there.
Drawer
Microwave drawers are a sleek modern upgrade to kitchens, and offer seamless integration into cabinetry that maximizes the kitchen space. These drawers are popular among homeowners who prioritize the convenience and utility while ensuring a clean countertop. Regular maintenance and proper use will help extend the life span of this nifty appliance.
Drawer microwaves are available in standard cabinet sizes of 24 to 30 inches, which makes them compatible with the majority of modern kitchen layouts. They do not require any major adjustments. These models are not like traditional microwaves, which require counter space. They open and slide out by pressing the button. This allows you to make use of your counter space for other reasons, like decorating, workspace, or other tasks.
Although you might still need to clear off the countertop to lower dishes into the microwave, this kind of appliance will not require the space that an over-the counter or built-in model needs to function. Additionally, the sliding design eliminates the need for a turntable, which will save space on your countertop. This lets you make use of large rectangular casserole dishes or oblong containers that would not fit on traditional turntables.
These appliances are installed at an accessible height and provide a more user experience that is ergonomic for those of all ages or abilities. They help to make it easier to pick up and place dishes, reducing the possibility of spills and overheating. They also offer greater visibility in the cooking area which reduces frustration during meal preparation.
As with other types of integrated microwaves, the decision of whether or not this is a good choice is based on your particular situation. A drawer microwave is a good investment for modern kitchens if you require more counter space, appreciate the ergonomic access and desire advanced cooking features such as sensor or convection. However, if you're content with your countertop or prefer a more minimalist design, this model might not be the best choice for you.
Over the Range
Microwavables that are over the range are positioned over cooktops or stoves to reduce counter space and create a sleek, built-in appearance. These versatile kitchen appliances can be used as range vents or hood vents to remove smoke, steam and cooking smells. They also offer overhead lighting that can help illuminate meal prep and cooking tasks. Smart over-the range microwaves can connect to your LG oven, and can connect to ThinQ for seamless experiences.
You can choose from a range of styles and sizes to complement your kitchen design and integrate with other appliances. Many models feature a stainless steel or chrome finish that matches other countertop appliances such as a refrigerator, oven and dishwasher. Some models have charcoal filters that help reduce fumes and odors. Some models have an exhaust vent that can be changed from exhaust venting to recirculation mode based on the needs of your cook.
Over-the-range models are also easier to use than countertop models. This is true especially when you use the microwave to cook or warm frozen food. A hot cooktop or stove for an appliance on the countertop could be dangerous, particularly when you're not cautious.
Over-the-range models are also great for saving counter space and can be used to store cookbooks or other kitchen appliances that are small. However, these microwaves tend to be more expensive than countertop models, and could require professional installation.
The choice between an over-the range and countertop microwave depends on your kitchen layout as well as the amount of counter space you have available, and your personal preferences. Both types of microwaves can help your kitchen to be more efficient. However, microwaves that are over-the-range are more compact and have integrated ventilation, which makes for an easier cooking space.