Microwave and Oven Integrated

Microwave ovens are a useful addition to any kitchen. They cook food faster than traditional ovens and can save time with rapid cooking.

Integrate your microwave in your kitchen to create a custom look. With some flush installation options, a built-in microwave offers plenty of storage space while keeping your workspace tidy.

Built-in

Built-in microwaves are designed to be integrated into kitchen cabinets, or fixed to a wall. They provide a modern look for your space. They add a luxurious look to your kitchen and can include high-end features that help you cook and bake easily. Available in a range of sizes and power levels, built in double oven and microwave-in microwaves free up the counter space in your kitchen and are great for busy families.

Built-in microwaves can be placed at eye level or in a convenient reach to allow for easy operation. When positioning your microwave it is essential to find the perfect balance between ergonomics and functionality. Be sure to consider the distance you're planning to install your appliance and remember that you may require adjusting your posture in order to get an ergonomic and comfortable use.

You can pick from a range of styles and find the perfect fit for you kitchen. Certain models come with a flush built-in design that is flush with conventional cabinet depths for an effortless installation. Other microwaves sport sleek minimalist lines that match the traditional or contemporary kitchen design.

You can choose a microwave with an adjustable turntable or racks that will help you heat and prepare your food evenly. To make cooking more convenient there are models with shortcut keys or time cook settings to make it easier to save time when cooking.

Flatbed technology is a brand new trend in the microwave industry. Flatbed microwaves feature a flat interior, in contrast to traditional turntables. This lets you cook larger meals more evenly. Flatbed microwaves are also easier to clean because there are no nooks and crevices in which food could get stuck.

Built-in microwaves are often seen as more difficult to maintain than countertop microwaves. But with the right knowledge and care, you can still easily maintain your integrated microwave to keep it looking as good as new. Follow the cleaning and maintenance guidelines of the manufacturer to prolong the lifespan of your appliance.

Countertop

Most likely the most popular of microwave oven types countertop models are placed on the counter top of your kitchen and provide easy, quick access. Freestanding microwaves are available in a wide range of power capacities, finishes and features, as well as a range of colors to match your kitchen decor. They don't need installation or mounting, which means you can bringbeen there.

Drawer

Microwave drawers offer a sleek modern upgrade to the kitchen, with seamless integration into cabinetry that maximizes the space in your kitchen. They are a popular choice for homeowners who value the convenience and functionality while prioritizing a tidy countertop. Regular maintenance and proper use will extend the life of this innovative appliance.

Drawer microwaves are available in standard cabinet sizes generally between 24 and 30 inches wide, making them a perfect fit for contemporary kitchen designs without the need for major adjustments. These microwaves aren't like traditional microwaves, which require counter space. They can be opened and closed by pressing a button. This lets you use your counters for other uses, like work space, decoration or other purposes.

Although you might still need to clear the countertop to lower dishes into the microwave, this kind of appliance doesn't require the space that an over-the counter or built-in model needs to operate. In addition the sliding design removes the need for a turntable, which can save even more space on the countertop. This lets you use large rectangular casserole dishes or oblong containers that would not fit on the traditional turntable.

Because these appliances are installed at a higher level they provide better ergonomic access for users of all ages and abilities. They help to make it easier to pick up and place dishes, thus reducing the possibility of spills and overheating. These units also give you better visibility in the cooking area which reduces frustration during meal preparation.

The value of this option is contingent on the particular circumstances. A drawer microwave is an excellent investment for modern kitchens when you need more countertop space, enjoy the ergonomic design and want to incorporate advanced cooking features like sensor or convection. This isn't the right choice for you if content with your countertop but prefer a minimalist look.

Over the Range

Microwavables over the range are installed on stoves or cooktops to reduce counter space and create an elegant, integrated look. These versatile kitchen appliances do double role as range vents as well as vents for the hood that help remove smoke, microwave and oven integrated steam, and cooking smells from the kitchen. They also have overhead lighting to aid in cooking and meal preparation tasks. Smart microwaves that are over the range can sync up with 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 fit in with other appliances. A lot of models that are over-the-range come with stainless steel or chrome finish to coordinate with other countertop appliances, such as a refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven. Certain models have charcoal filters to help reduce the odors and fumes. Some models also include a vent that could be switched between exhaust venting and recirculation mode according to your cooking needs and kitchen ventilation setup.

Another benefit of microwaves with an over-the-range design is that they are much easier to access than countertop models. This is especially true if you use your microwave to heat up frozen foods or cook food because they are situated exactly where you are working. It is risky to reach across a hot cooktop or stove to get a countertop microwavable, especially if not careful.

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

The choice between an over-the-range or countertop microwave will depend on the layout of your kitchen and counter space available and your personal preferences. Both types of microwaves can help your kitchen become more efficient, however over-the-range models can assist in reducing counter space and offer an integrated ventilation system to provide a more comfortable cooking experience.