Buying microwave oven builtin Integrated Microwave
The microwaves that are integrated can be placed within your cabinetry for a sleek and integrated appearance. This type of microwave is perfect for kitchens that are smaller or when you're struggling with counter space.
This method involves cutting through the wall to install your appliance, so it's best to enlist the help of a professional fitting expert. Pro: Creates an elegant design in your kitchen used in conjunction with other appliances like a wall-mounted oven.
Size
Microwaves come in various sizes to fit your kitchen and cooking style. There are microwaves with a countertop that you can put on your table or counter as well as over-the-range (microwave hood combinations) and built-in models that can be integrated into your kitchen cabinets.
If you're looking for a compact integrated microwave, you can go for the Whirlpool Slim Trim Kit that enables your appliance to take up less space making it perfect for kitchens with smaller space. You'll also find a wide range of capacities inside that range from 0.8 cubic feet to 2.1 cubic feet, so you can choose the one that meets your needs.
The dimensions of an integrated microwave will depend on whether you want a combi or solo model, and also if you plan to use it as an ordinary oven. They'll typically have to be installed once your kitchen is planned, to ensure that it is a good fit in the cabinet where it'll be placed. They'll also be higher up in the cabinet, making them more difficult to clean.
Space
Integrated microwaves are quickly becoming the latest appliance for modern kitchens and offer a myriad of advantages over freestanding microwaves. Built to seamlessly fit in upper cabinets, they help keep countertops clear of clutter and provide worktop space for other appliances like blenders and mixers. They're great for small spaces due to their compact dimensions. Models with cutouts that are low-profile are more sleek. The interior space is different in each model, but the majority offer about 0.8 cubic feet. Look for a model with smaller width to make it easier to fit into smaller spaces, and also consider a model that is shorter to make space below the range.
Because they are higher in the cabinet, integrated microwaves may be harder to clean than freestanding counterparts. This can be avoided by planning ahead and employing the right cleaning methods.
Looks
A small integrated microwave offers the same features as a countertop model, however, it doesn't require counter space and can provide your kitchen with a neat appearance. In an appliance garage or cabinet, it can be hidden behind a door that blends in with the surrounding cabinets for an individual design. This solution also removes the risk of having a worktop microwave accessible to children, because it can be put higher, where it is safe for them to reach.
Making the microwave into cabinetry or a cupboard is one of the most common methods to integrate it into your kitchen, and it's fairly simple. You can purchase a trim kit to create an individual look.
If you're doing an extensive remodel or construction, it could be possible to build the microwave into the wall, which will offer more of a sleek design. This isn't an easy option, since you'll need to cut into your home's structure to put it in. It is best to leave this job to a professional who will ensure that the walls you have already put up are able to support the weight of the unit. They can also provide any necessary reinforcement.
Installing a drawer-style micro below the counter is an alternative. It can be accessed with a swipe of a finger on the pull handle. This configuration is ideal for kitchens with a limited counter space, and is usually the most cost-effective option since you'll only have to pay for the purchase of a new microwave and its installation. Additionally, it has the benefit of immediately available landing space, which makes it easier to place food in and take it out of the oven, rather than having to reach under or over a countertop.
Functions
Discover the range of Neff microwavables that are small and built-in. Unlike freestanding appliances, integrated appliances are seamlessly integrated into the kitchen, creating an elegant and contemporary backdrop for selfies. They might require more space on your worktop to allow for easy access however, since they are higher up the wall. But that doesn't stop them however, from offering an array of useful features that will help you cook or reheat food in a breeze. These include automatic programmes that automatically determine the temperature and cook time. If you're heating milk in a glass or melting chocolate, a microwave integrated can help you out.