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Microwave and Oven Integrated

Microwave ovens can be a great addition to any kitchen. They cook food much faster than traditional ovens and can cut down on time with a quick preparation.

Integrate your microwave into your kitchen for a a custom look. Built-in microwaves are available in flush installation styles that provide plenty of storage space while making your work space free of clutter.

Built-in

Built-in microwaves are designed to fit into kitchen cabinets or mounted to a wall. They create a modern look for your space. They can be equipped with top-of-the-line features that assist you in cooking and baking with ease. Available in a variety of sizes and power levels, built-in microwaves free up counter space in your home and are ideal for busy families.

Installing built-in microwaves at eye level or within reach will allow for easy operation. When placing in built microwave , it's important to find the perfect balance between ergonomics and functionality. Consider the height of your appliance when installing it. You may also have to adjust your position to make it comfortable.

You can choose from a variety of styles and find the perfect fit for you kitchen. Some models are available with a flush-built-in design that is flush with conventional cabinet depths for seamless installation. Other microwaves feature sleek, minimalist lines that complement traditional or contemporary kitchen designs.

Based on your preferences, you can also choose an oven that has rotating racks or a turntable to aid in evenly heating and cook food. There are models with shortcut/convenience buttons and time cook settings for more convenience.

A new trend in microwaves is the introduction of flatbed technology. Flatbed microwaves have a completely flat interior, which is different from traditional turntables. This allows you to heat up larger dishes more evenly. Flatbed microwaves are also easier to clean because there are no nooks and crevices where food gets stuck.

One of the most common complaints about integrated microwaves is that they may be more difficult to clean than countertop microwaves. But, with the right knowledge and care, you can still easily maintain your integrated microwave to ensure it looks as good as new. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for cleaning and maintenance in order to extend the life of your appliance.

Countertop

Countertop models are among the most commonly used microwave ovens. They sit on your counter and offer easy, convenient access. These freestanding appliances typically come in a variety of power capacities and finishes and also a variety of colors to match with your other kitchen decor. They don't need installation or mounting, which means you can take them with you should you ever move.

These kitchen appliances are more than a tool to heat frozen food or coffee. Many models feature advanced features such as weight and time defrost settings that optimize the amount of time required to make sure that frozen foods are perfectly thawed. Some models include Keep Warm, which keeps food warm and ready for eating for up to sixty minutes. This makes them ideal for everyday use or entertaining.

When it comes to selecting a countertop microwave, size can be a major aspect. While the standard kitchen counters have a depth of 25 1/2", the maximum space available for a countertop microwave is 16". This will leave less space on your kitchen's work surface and limit your ability to make use of that space at your home.

Installing a microwave inside a drawer is a great option if you are in a tight spot and require immediate access to a microwave but have a limited counter space. This option lets you reduce counter space and put the appliance away when not being used, without sacrificing other kitchen storage space. It's also a great option for apartments and small kitchens as well as dorm rooms and rec rooms where counter space is at a premium.

Installing a built-in microwave is another way to free up space on your countertop. Built-in microwaves are more seamless than countertop models that are placed on the counter. They are either recessed into your wall or cabinetry for an elegant look. These options let you incorporate your microwave into the overall kitchen design to look like it has always been there.

Drawer

Microwave drawers are sleek, modern addition to kitchens. They seamlessly integrate with cabinets to maximize space in the kitchen. These drawers are popular with homeowners who prioritize the convenience and utility while ensuring a clean countertop. Regular maintenance and proper use will prolong the life of this revolutionary appliance.

Drawer microwaves are available in standard sizes for cabinets of 24 to 30 inches, which makes them a perfect fit for modern kitchen layouts. They don't require extensive modifications. Unlike traditional microwave ovens that require counter space, these models are able to slide out of cabinets and open at the touch of the button, leaving your countertops free to be used as a workspace, decoration items, or other tasks.

This type of microwave does not require as much space to operate as an over-the counter or built-in appliance. The sliding design also eliminates the necessity for turntables, allowing even more counter space. This can allow you to make use of large rectangular casserole dishes or oblong containers that wouldn't fit on the traditional turntable.

Since these appliances are placed at a height that is more accessible and are more ergonomic, they offer better access for users of all ages and abilities. They help to make it easier to pick up and place dishes, reducing the risk of spills and overheating. Additionally, one-time offer provide better visibility into the cooking area which can reduce stress when cooking meals.

As with other types of integrated microwaves, determining whether or not this one is worth the investment depends on your specific circumstances. If you require more countertop space, appreciate the ergonomic design and want advanced cooking features like convection or sensor technology, 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 might not be the best 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 a sleek built-in look. These kitchen appliances can be used as range vents or hood vents to get rid of smoke, steam and cooking smells. They also come with overhead lighting that can be used to illuminate cooking and meal preparation tasks. Smart over-the-range microwaves can even sync with your LG oven and connect to the ThinQ app to provide a smooth experience.





You can choose between a variety of sizes and styles that will enhance your kitchen and blend in with other appliances. Many over-the-range models feature a chrome or stainless steel finish that coordinates with other countertop appliances, such as a refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven. Some models include charcoal filters to cut down on odors and fumes. Some models also include a vent that could be switched between exhaust venting and recirculation mode depending on your cooking needs and kitchen ventilation setup.

The over-the-range models are also more convenient to use than countertop models. This is especially true when you are using the microwave to cook or heat frozen food. It can be dangerous to reach over a hot cooktop or stove to grab a countertop microwave, especially if not careful.

These models can also be used to store small appliances or cookbooks. They can be more expensive than countertop models and also require professional installation.

The choice between an over the range and countertop microwave will depend on your kitchen layout as well as the space available for counters and your personal preferences. Both types of microwaves will make your kitchen more efficient. However, over-the-range microwaves are more compact and come with integrated ventilation, which makes for an easier cooking space.