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Buying a Small Integrated Microwave In-built microwaves can be positioned within your cabinetry for an elegant and seamless look. This kind of microwave works well in smaller kitchens, and when you have a limited counter space. This option involves cutting into the wall to mount the appliance, so it's recommended to enlist the help of a professional installer. Pro: Creates a customized style for your kitchen, particularly when paired with other appliances like an oven for wall. Size Microwaves are available in different sizes to fit your kitchen and cooking style. There are microwaves with a countertop that you can put on the counter or table, over-the-range (microwave hood combinations) and built-in models that can be built into kitchen cabinets. If integrated combination microwave oven are seeking a small, integrated microwavable, you can choose the Whirlpool slim trim kit. This allows your appliance to be smaller and is perfect for kitchens with smaller sizes. You can also choose from a variety of capacities that range from 0.8 cubic feet to 2.1 cubic foot to suit your needs. The dimensions of a microwave integrated will depend on whether you're looking for a combi or solo model, and if you plan to use it as a conventional oven. Generally, they'll need to be installed when the kitchen is being designed to ensure that it is compatible with the overall dimensions of the cabinet where you intend it to sit. They will also be higher in the cabinet, making them more difficult to clean. Space Integrated microwaves are rapidly becoming the 'it' appliance for modern kitchens and offer a myriad of advantages over freestanding microwaves. Built to seamlessly fit in upper cabinets, they keep countertops clear of clutter and free up worktop space 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 cutout make them even more sleek. The interior space varies, but the majority of models have 0.8 cubic foot. Choose a model that has a narrower width to make it easier to fit into smaller spaces. You may also want to consider one that is shorter to make space below the range. Since they are higher in the cabinet, integrated microwaves may be more difficult to clean than freestanding counterparts. This can be avoided by planning ahead and using the right cleaning methods. Looks A small integrated microwave offers the same features as a countertop model however, it doesn't need any counter space and can provide your kitchen with a clean look. It can be tucked away in a cabinet, appliance garage, or behind the door to blend with the surrounding cabinets. This also eliminates the danger of having a microwave in the kitchen visible to young children, because it can be put higher in the space, making it safe for them to reach. Converting the microwave into cabinetry or a cupboard is one of the most common ways to incorporate it into your kitchen, and it's generally quite simple. You can purchase a trim kit to create a custom look. If you're undertaking major renovations or building, it may be possible to build the microwave into the wall, which can result in an easier design. However, this is an issue because you'll have cut into the structure of your house to install it. This is a job best left to a professional who will ensure that the walls can 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 by simply swiping your finger on a pull handle. This configuration is perfect for kitchens with a little counter space. It's also the most cost-effective choice, since you only need to pay for the microwave and installation. This arrangement also gives the benefit of landing space that is instantly available, making it easier to place food items in the oven and take it out from the oven without needing to reach over or under the countertop. Functions Explore the wide range of Neff small built-in microwavables. In contrast to freestanding microwaves, integrated appliances can be seamlessly integrated into your kitchen, providing an elegant modern backdrop for all of those selfies in the kitchen. But, since they are higher up on the wall, they could require a bit more worktop space for easy access. They do offer a range of options that make it easy to cook, reheat and even warm food. There are also automatic programs that automatically calculate the temperature, cooking time and duration. So whether you're heating the milk in a glass or melting chocolate, a microwave integrated can help you out.