Buying a Small Integrated Microwave
Integrated microwaves are fitted within the cabinetry of your kitchen to create a sleek, integrated look. This type of microwave is ideal well in smaller kitchens and if you have a limited counter space.
This is a method of cutting into the wall to install your appliance, therefore it is recommended to seek the help of a professional fitting expert. Pro: Gives you a stylish look in your kitchen when coupled with other appliances, such as a wall-mounted oven.
Size
Microwaves come in different sizes to accommodate your kitchen and cooking style. There are three kinds of microwaves which include countertop models that you can put on the counter or table or over the range (microwave with hood) and built-in units that can be integrated in your kitchen cabinets.
If you're looking for a small integrated microwave, you can go for the Whirlpool Slim Trim Kit that enables your appliance to be smaller in size making it perfect for kitchens with smaller spaces. You can also select various capacities inside ranging from 0.8 cubic feet up to 2.1 cubic feet to meet your needs.
The size of an integrated microwave will depend on if you want a combi or a single model, and also if you intend to use it as an ordinary oven. They'll usually require installation when your kitchen is planned, to ensure that it fits into the cabinet where it'll be placed. They'll also sit higher up in the kitchen, meaning they can be harder to clean than freestanding microwaves.
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Integrated microwaves have become "it-appliance" for modern kitchens. They offer many advantages over freestanding models. Built to seamlessly fit in upper cabinets, they help keep countertops clear of clutter and free worktop space for other appliances like blenders and mixers. Their compact size means they're ideal for smaller spaces and models with a low-profile cutouts make them more streamlined. The interior space can vary however, most models provide about 0.8 cubic feet. Consider a model that is slimmer to fit into tighter spaces. Also, consider a model that is smaller to help save space over the range.
As they sit higher up in the cabinet, integrated microwaves can be more difficult to clean than their freestanding counterparts. This can be prevented by planning it carefully and utilizing the correct cleaning methods.
Looks
A small integrated microwave offers the same functionality as a countertop model however, it doesn't need any counter space and can provide your kitchen with a clean look. In a cabinet or appliance garage it can be concealed behind an opening that blends with the cabinets around it for an individual design. This solution removes the safety risk of having an appliance on a worktop visible to small children. It can be placed higher, so that it is safe for children.
Making the microwave into a cabinet or cupboard is one of the most common methods to integrate it into your kitchen, and it's quite simple. For a custom appearance, you can buy trim kits from the manufacturer to fill in the gaps between the cabinetry and the microwave.
If you're doing a major remodel or construction, it might be possible to build the microwave inside the wall, which can result in more of a sleek design. This isn't an easy option, since you'll need to cut into your home's structure to put it in. This is a job best left to a professional who can make sure that your walls are able to support the weight of the unit. They can also provide any reinforcements that are required.
Installing a drawer-style micro below the counter is another option. It is accessible by simply swiping your finger on a pull handle. This is a great option for kitchens with a limited countertop space. It's often the most cost-effective solution because you'll need to purchase an entirely new drawer and installation. This design also has the benefit of landing area that is immediately available, making it easier to place food items in the oven and remove it from the oven without having to reach over or under the counter.
Functions
Explore the wide range of Neff small built-in microwavables. Unlike freestanding appliances, integrated appliances seamlessly integrate into the kitchen, providing an elegant, modern backdrop for those selfies. They might require more space on your worktop to allow for easy access however, since they are higher up on the wall. This doesn't stop them, though, from offering a wide variety of convenient features that allow you to cook and reheat food in a breeze. There are programs that automatically determine the temperature and cooking duration. If you're heating a glass of milk or melting chocolate, a microwave integrated will be there for you.
