Buying a Small Integrated Microwave
The microwaves that are integrated can be placed within your cabinetry for a sleek and integrated look. This type of microwave is perfect for kitchens that are smaller or when you're struggling to find counter space.
This is a method of cutting into the wall to mount your appliance, therefore it's best to enlist the assistance of a professional installer. Pro: Creates a customized look for your kitchen, especially when it is paired with other appliances such as an oven that is wall mounted.
Size
Microwaves come in different sizes to suit your kitchen and cooking style. There are three kinds of microwaves: countertop models that you can put on the counter or table, over-the range (microwave and hood) and built-in units that can be incorporated in your kitchen cabinets.
If you're looking for a compact integrated microwave you can opt for the Whirlpool Slim Trim Kit that enables your appliance to take up less space, making it ideal for kitchens with smaller space. You can also select a variety of capacities which range from 0.8 cubic foot to 2.1 cubic foot to suit your requirements.
When it comes to integrated microwaves, the size you choose will depend on whether you want an individual or a combination model, and whether you're using the appliance for oven functions too. They'll typically need to be installed when the kitchen is designed to make sure that it fits in the cabinet where it will sit. They'll also be higher in the cabinet, making them harder to clean.
Space
Integrated microwaves have become the "it-appliance" for modern kitchens. They have numerous advantages over freestanding models. Designed to seamlessly fit into upper cabinets, they keep countertops clear of clutter and provide worktop space for other appliances such as mixers and blenders. Their small size means they're also great for small spaces, and models with a low profile cutout make them even more compact. The interior space can vary however, most models provide about 0.8 cubic feet. Look for a model that's narrower to fit into tighter spaces. Also, consider a model that is shorter to save space above the limit.
The integrated microwaves are more difficult to clean because they are higher in the. However built in microwave black can be avoided by planning it carefully and using the correct cleaning techniques.
Looks
A microwave that is small and integrated offers the same features as a countertop model however, it doesn't require counter space and can give your kitchen an uncluttered appearance. Tucked into an appliance garage or cabinet, it can be hidden behind a door that blends in with the cabinets surrounding it to create a custom fit. This solution removes the safety risk of having the microwave on the worktop visible to small children. It can be placed higher, so that it is safe for them.
It's fairly easy to integrate your microwave into your kitchen by building it into a cabinet or a cupboard. For a custom look, you can buy trim kits from the manufacturer to fill in the gaps between the microwave and cabinetry.
If you're doing major renovations or construction, it might be possible to incorporate the microwave into the wall, that will give you a more streamlined design. However, this can be more challenging because you'll have 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 can support the weight of the unit, and also add any necessary reinforcement.
Another option is to install a drawer-style microwave below the counter, which can be accessed by simply swiping your finger against the pull handle. This configuration is ideal for kitchens with limited countertop space, and it's typically the most cost-effective solution because you'll need to pay for a new drawer and installation. This design also has the benefit of landing space that is instantly accessible, making it simpler to put food items in the oven and then remove it from the oven without needing to reach over or under the counter.
Functions
Explore the variety of Neff small built-in microwavables. In contrast to freestanding appliances, integrated appliances are seamlessly integrated into the kitchen, creating an elegant, modern backdrop for those selfies. However, because they sit higher on the wall, they may require a bit more worktop space to allow for easy access. They still offer a variety of options that make it easy to cook, reheat and warm food. Included are automatic programmes which automatically determine the temperature as well as the cooking time and duration. So whether you're heating the milk in a glass or melting chocolate, a microwave integrated will be there for you.