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Microwave and Oven Integrated

Microwaves are a great addition to any kitchen. They can cook food quicker than traditional ovens and can help with quick preparation.

Instead of putting your microwave on the counter, integrate it into your kitchen for a custom appearance. Built-in microwaves can be found in flush-installed styles, that provide plenty of storage space, while ensuring your workspace is clear.

Built-in

Created to be integrated into kitchen cabinetry or a wall fixed to the wall built-in microwave can give an elegant and sophisticated appearance to your kitchen. They add a luxurious look to your kitchen, and be equipped with top-of-the-line features to aid in cooking and baking effortlessly. Available in a variety of sizes and power levels, microwaves with built-ins free up counter space in your home and are great for families with busy schedules.

Installing microwaves built-in at the eye level or close to reach will make it easy to operate. When placing your microwave it is essential to find the perfect balance between ergonomics and functionality. Make sure you consider the level at which you intend to install your appliance and keep in mind that you might need to alter your posture to ensure comfortable usage.

With a range of styles available it is possible to find the best kitchen design that suits your needs. Some models feature a flush-built-in design, which can be installed in a flush with the normal cabinet depths for a seamless installation. Other microwaves are designed with minimalist and sleek lines to complement modern or traditional kitchen aesthetics.

You can select an oven with a turntable or removable racks that can aid in heating and preparing your food evenly. For additional convenience there are microwaves with shortcut keys or time cook settings that can make it easier to save time when cooking.

The flatbed technology is a brand new trend in the microwave industry. Flatbed microwaves have a completely flat interior, in contrast to traditional turntables. This allows you to cook larger dishes more evenly. Flatbed microwaves are also easier to clean because there are no nooks and crevices where food can get stuck.

Built-in microwaves are often thought of as being more difficult to maintain than countertop microwaves. With the right knowledge and care you can effortlessly maintain your integrated microwave to ensure it looks new. Follow the instructions of the manufacturer for cleaning and maintenance to prolong the life of your device.

Countertop

Countertop models are the most common microwave ovens. They sit on the counter in your kitchen, and offer easy, convenient access. These freestanding appliances are available in a wide range of power capacities, finishes and features, and also a variety of colors to complement your kitchen's decor. Additionally, they don't require installation or mounting, meaning you can carry them with you should you ever 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 offer. Many models come with advanced features like weight and time defrost setting which optimizes the amount of time needed to thaw food perfectly. Some models include a Keep Warm feature that keeps food warm and ready to be eaten for up to 60 minutes. This makes them ideal for entertaining or for everyday use.

When it comes to choosing a countertop microwave, size can be a major aspect. The maximum amount of counter space available for a countertop microwavable is 16". Standard kitchen countertops are 25 1/2" deep. This could limit the amount of space available on the kitchen work surface, and restrict your ability to utilize the space.

Installing a microwave inside a drawer is a great idea for those who are in a tight spot and need immediate access to a microwave but have a limited counter space. This option lets you save counter space, and also put the appliance away when it's not in use without sacrificing other kitchen storage space. This is an excellent option for small spaces, apartment dorms and kitchens, or even rooms with a limited countertop space.

Another option to free your countertop is to install an integrated microwave. Built-in microwaves are more elegant than countertop models that are placed on the counter. They can be recessed into your cabinetry or wall for an elegant look. These options allow you to integrate your microwave into the overall kitchen design and make it appear like it has always been there.

Drawer

Microwave drawers provide a modern and sleek upgrade to kitchens, and offer seamless integration into cabinets which maximizes kitchen space. They are a favorite choice for homeowners who want practicality and ease of use while taking care of a neat countertop. Regular maintenance and proper use will extend the life of this revolutionary appliance.

Drawer microwaves are available in standard cabinet sizes of 24 to 30 inches, which makes them compatible with most modern kitchen designs. They don't require any major changes. In contrast to traditional microwave ovens that require counter space, these models are able to slide out of cabinets and open with the press of the button, leaving your counters free to be used for workspace, decor items, or other tasks.

Although you might still require clearing the countertop to lower dishes into the microwave, this type of appliance will not require the space that an over-the counter or 45cm built-in microwave model needs to operate. The sliding design also eliminates the necessity for turntables, which saves even more countertop space. This allows you to use large rectangular dishes or oval jars that wouldn't fit on a turntable.

The appliances are set at an appropriate height and provide a more comfortable user experience that is ergonomic for those of all ages or abilities. They make it easier to retrieve and place dishes, reducing the risk of spills and overheating. In addition, these units provide better visibility into the cooking space, which reduces frustration when cooking meals.

Like other kinds of integrated microwaves, the decision of whether or not this one is worth the investment is dependent on your particular circumstances. If you require more countertop space, appreciate the ergonomic design and want advanced cooking features such as convection or sensor capabilities, a drawer microwave can be an excellent investment for your modern kitchen. However, if you're content with your countertop or prefer a more minimalist design, this model may not be ideal for you.

Over the Range

Over-the-range microwaves can be positioned above cooktops or stoves in order to free up counter space and create sleek, built-in style. These kitchen appliances can double role as range vents as well as hood vents, which helps remove smoke, steam, and cooking odors from the kitchen. They also come with overhead lighting that can be used to illuminate cooking and meal preparation tasks. Smart over-the-range microwaves can even connect to your LG oven and connect to the ThinQ app for a more efficient experience.

You can choose from a range of styles and sizes to match your kitchen style and fit in with other appliances. Many models have a stainless built in microwave steel or chrome finish that matches other countertop appliances, such as refrigerators, ovens, and dishwasher. Some models come with charcoal filters that cut down on the smells and fumes. Some also have a vent that can be switched between venting for exhaust and recirculation according to the cooking requirements and the kitchen's ventilation configuration.

Over-the-range models are also easier to use than countertop models. This is especially true if you use your microwave to heat up frozen food items or to prepare meals because they are positioned right where you work. A hot cooktop or stove to use a countertop microwave can be dangerous, particularly in the event that you're not careful.

These models can also be used to store small built in microwave oven appliances or cookbooks. However, these microwaves are generally 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 improve the efficiency of your kitchen. However, over-the-range microwaves are more compact and have integrated ventilation, which makes for an easier cooking environment.