Buying a Small Integrated Microwave
The microwaves that are integrated can be placed in cabinets to create a sleek and integrated look. This kind of microwave is ideal for smaller kitchens or if you're struggling with counter space.
This method involves cutting through the wall to mount your appliance, therefore it's recommended to enlist the assistance of a professional fitting expert. Pro: Gives you a stylish look in your kitchen when coupled with other appliances, like a wall-mounted stove.
Size
Microwaves are available in a variety of sizes to accommodate your kitchen and cooking style. There are three kinds of microwaves: countertop models that you can put on the counter or table or over the range (microwave and hood) and built-in units that can be integrated into your kitchen cabinets.
If you're seeking a small, integrated microwavable, opt for the Whirlpool slim trim kit. This allows your appliance to take less space and is suitable for kitchens with smaller sizes. You can also select a range of interior capacities ranging from 0.8 cubic foot to 2.1 cubic feet to suit your needs.
When it comes to integrated microwaves the size you select will depend on whether you want an individual or a combination model, and if you're using it for its oven functions, too. They'll generally require installation when your kitchen is designed, to make sure that it fits in the cabinet where it'll be placed. They'll also be higher in the kitchen, meaning they're more difficult to clean than freestanding microwaves.
Space
Integrated microwaves are now the "it-appliance" for modern kitchens. They have many advantages over freestanding models. They're designed to fit seamlessly into upper cabinets, and make countertops clutter-free. This creates more space on the countertops for other appliances, such as mixers and blenders. Their compact size means they're also great for small spaces and models with a low-profile cutouts make them more sleek. Interior space varies in each model, but the majority offer around 0.8 cubic feet. Look for a model with a narrower width to fit into smaller spaces. oven with built in microwave may also want to consider one with a shorter height to reduce space above the range.
As they sit higher up in the cabinet, integrated microwaves can be more difficult to clean than freestanding counterparts. However this is not a problem by planning it carefully and using the right cleaning techniques.
Looks
Small microwaves with integrated ovens provide the same functionality as countertop models, but they don't take up any counter space. They can also give your kitchen a neat appearance. It can be hidden in a cabinet, appliance garage or behind a door to blend in with the surrounding cabinets. This eliminates the risk of having a microwave on a worktop that is visible to kids. It can be placed higher, so that it is safe for children.
Making the microwave into a cabinet or cabinet is one of the most popular ways to integrate it into your kitchen, and it's relatively easy. You can purchase a trim kit for a custom look.
If you're undertaking an extensive renovation or construction project, it might be possible to incorporate a microwave into the wall. This will give the appearance of a sleeker design. This is a challenging solution, as you will have to cut into the structure of your house to place it. This is a task best left to a professional who will ensure that the walls are able to support the weight of the unit, and also add any reinforcements that are required.
Another option is to install a drawer-style microwave below the counter and access it by simply swiping your finger against a pull handle. This arrangement is perfect for kitchens with a limited counter space, and is usually the most cost-effective option since you'll only have to pay for a new drawer and installation. It also has the added benefit of having a landing space, which makes it easier to put food in and take it out of the oven, rather than having to reach over or under a countertop.
Functions
Discover the range of microwaves that are small and built-in from Neff. Unlike freestanding microwaves, integrated appliances can be seamlessly integrated into your kitchen, creating a sleek modern backdrop for those selfies in the kitchen. However, since they're higher on the wall, they might require a little more worktop space to allow for easy access. This doesn't stop them, however, from offering an array of useful features that can help you to cook, reheat and warm food with ease. They include programs that automatically determine the temperature and cook time. So whether you're heating the milk in a glass or melting chocolate, an integrated microwave will be there for you.