Buying a Small Integrated Microwave
Integrated microwaves are fitted within cabinets in your kitchen, creating an elegant, integrated appearance. This kind of microwave works well in smaller kitchens, and when you are limited on counter space.
This method involves cutting through the wall to mount your appliance, therefore it's recommended to enlist the assistance of a professional fitting expert. Pro: Creates a custom style for your kitchen, especially when it is paired with other appliances such as an oven for wall.
Size
Microwaves are available in a variety of sizes to fit your kitchen and cooking style. There are three types of microwaves: countertop models that you can place on the counter or table, over-the range (microwave with hood) and built-in units that can be incorporated into your kitchen cabinets.
If you're looking for a small integrated microwave, go for the Whirlpool Slim Trim Kit. It lets your appliance be smaller in size which makes it suitable for kitchens with smaller space. You can also choose from various capacities inside which range from 0.8 cubic foot to 2.1 cubic foot to suit your needs.
In the case of integrated microwaves, the size you choose will depend on whether you want a solo or combi model, and also if you're using the appliance for its oven functions too. They'll generally require installation when the kitchen is designed to make sure that it fits in the cabinet where it will sit. They'll also sit higher up in the kitchen, which means they're harder to clean than freestanding microwaves.
Space
Integrated microwaves have become the "it-appliance" in modern kitchens. They have many advantages over freestanding models. They are designed to fit seamlessly into upper cabinets, and keep countertops free of clutter. built-in microwave creates more space on the worktops for other appliances like mixers and blenders. They're great for small spaces because of their small dimensions. Models with a low-profile cutout are even more streamlined. The interior space is different, but most models have around 0.8 cubic foot. Choose a model that has smaller widths to make it easier to fit into smaller spaces, and also consider a model with a lower height to make space below the range.
As they sit higher up in the cabinet, integrated microwaves can be more difficult to clean than freestanding counterparts. This can be avoided by planning carefully and employing the right cleaning methods.
Looks
A small integrated microwave offers the same functionality as a countertop model, but it doesn't require any counter space and can provide your kitchen with a clean look. It can be placed in a cabinet or appliance garage or behind the door to blend with the surrounding cabinets. This eliminates the danger of having the microwave on the worktop visible to small children. It can be placed higher, where it is safe for children to use it.
Converting the microwave into a cabinet or cabinet is one of the most common methods to integrate it into your kitchen, and it's relatively easy. You can purchase a trim kit for an individual look.
If you're doing a major remodel or construction, it could be possible to incorporate the microwave inside the wall, which will offer an easier design. This isn't an easy solution as you'll have to cut into the structure of your home to install it. It is recommended to leave the job to a professional, who can make sure that your existing walls are strong enough to support the weight of the unit. They can also install any reinforcement that is required.
Another option is to put an under-counter microwave that is drawer-style counter and access it by swiping a finger against the pull handle. This is a great option for kitchens with a little counter space. It's also the most cost-effective choice, since you only need to pay for the installation and drawer. Additionally, it has the benefit of having a landing space, making it easier to put food into and take it out of the oven, rather than having to reach over or under a countertop.
Functions
Discover the range of microwaves that are small and built-in from Neff. As opposed to freestanding microwaves appliances can be seamlessly integrated into your kitchen, providing an elegant modern backdrop for those kitchen selfies. They may require more space on your worktop to allow for accessibility, however, as they are higher up on the wall. They do have a wide range of options that make it easy to cook, reheat and warm food. There are also automatic programs that automatically calculate the temperature and cooking time as well as the duration. You can use an integrated microwave to melt chocolate or warm up a glass milk.