Double Oven and Microwave Built in

Combine a wall-mounted oven with a microwavable to consolidate cooking tasks. The double oven and microwave integrated inside the unit free up counter space, and will save you money on electricity bills by eliminating the need for a separate rangehood.

Built-in microwaves cannot be placed on the counter. Instead they are incorporated into cabinets, drawers or placed above the range. They generally offer more sleek design, however they are more expensive and require expert installation.

Convenience

If you frequently entertain guests or cook for large families, a double oven can make a huge difference. Double ovens can be used to cook multiple dishes at different temperatures or at different times. This is especially useful for meals that require roasting meats and baking a delicate dessert. With built in single oven and microwave packages and microwave, you can cook both of these dishes simultaneously easily.

Double wall ovens and ranges are offered in a variety of sizes, so you'll be able to find the perfect one for your home. The most common dimension is a 24-36 inch compartment, which is spacious enough to hold most pans and dishes. However, if you wish to cook larger dishes, you might opt for a bigger model that comes with a 39-inch or 42-inch space.

Many double oven models have a range of new features. For instance, you can choose a NEFF double oven with Flex Duo that offers two cooking spaces, so you can cook dishes at different temperatures simultaneously. This is perfect for roasts that require the top oven to be cooked at a high temperatures while a delicate custard needs to be cooked in the bottom oven.

Another advantage of double ovens is that they can be used to keep food warm. It's a great option if you are hosting dinner events or gatherings with family and friends, since it removes the pressure of constantly monitoring your food. You can keep your meals warm in the double-oven until everyone is ready for them.

It doesn't matter if you are a cook who loves to cook and entertain or a mom who is always busy but needs a little extra help. A double oven that has an integrated microwave is a fantastic convenience. It's not just a way to save your time and energy however, it can also add value to your home in the event that you decide to sell it later on. If you're looking for a piece of equipment that will give your kitchen the wow factor, check out the variety of double ovens and microwaves at NEFF.


Energy Efficiency

Double ovens provide a variety of benefits that can enhance the quality of life of a household. It is beneficial to prepare several dishes at once if the family members have different cooking routines or dietary preferences. This can also help in cooking meals for large gatherings as it eliminates the need to wait for one dish to be completed before starting another.

Double oven models that are designed to be incorporated into worktops can provide a sleek, integrated look that is ideal for many modern kitchens. They also have touchscreen controls that make it easy to choose and adjust settings. They also come with a wide range of cooking options, making it possible to cook delicious meals from a wide variety of cuisines.

Depending on your household size and the type of food you cook the most frequently it is possible to select an oven that has a high or standard internal capacity. The internal capacity is a measure of how much food can be stored inside the appliance and the efficiency. A large oven, for example will consume more energy to heat than a smaller one. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the needs of your kitchen when deciding on the right option.

Look for double ovens that are energy efficient and feature adequate insulation to keep heat in. This will help lower energy consumption. Explore models with alternative cleaning methods, to avoid self-cleaning cycles that use high heat, which can increase the amount of energy consumed.

When buying a double-oven, you should also consider the warranty offered by the retailer or manufacturer. A good warranty will provide you with peace of, and protect you from expensive repairs or unexpected breakdowns. Also, make sure you select a brand that has an excellent reputation for customer service, as this could be a sign of confidence in the product's reliability and durability. A good warranty should also come with a money-back guarantee in the event of need. This can be an excellent way to make sure you're getting the best value for your money.

Style

If you're looking to streamline cooking tasks or make room for a hood that is decorative There are a variety of options for style in double and microwave combination wall ovens. Double wall ovens are perfect for those who enjoy baking dishes that require different temperatures or settings, allowing you to bake delicate fish in the top oven while roasting vegetables at a higher heat in the lower oven. Microwave oven combos offer additional storage space while also freeing up space above your cooktop to install a vent hood. Pick an elegant stainless steel finish or a bold black finish that will match your kitchen's decor. Enhance your experience by using Wi-Fi-enabled single, double and microwave-based wall ovens that can be connected to the SmartThings(r) app and allow you to remotely heat and control your oven from anywhere.

Warranty

Many high-quality microwave ovens are covered by warranties against breakdowns. This will give you peace of mind, particularly when the oven comes with luxurious features such as self-cleaning capabilities to save you from the stress of cleaning your oven.

However, it's important to note that these warranties only protect the appliance for a limited period of time. After the warranty period ends, you'll be responsible for paying for the repair if your microwave fails. A home warranty plan with 2-10 HBW will give you coverage.

A breakdown in your microwave could cause your meals to be put on hold, and can be difficult to fix on your own. A home warranty program ranging from 2-10 HBW will take the stress out of microwave repair by identifying and vetting reputable local contractors to address the problem for you. Refer to your home warranty agreement for more details restrictions and exclusions.