Under Counter Single Oven and Double Oven
Built to fit under a specialty base cabinet This oven is a great option for families with small ones or inquisitive pets. The door and handle remained cool to the touch in our roast test and it scores full marks for easy-to-use controls.
Installing a wall-mounted oven without cooking tops will allow you to upgrade your kitchen appliances and still have the appearance of a sleek countertop. Here are some things to consider before purchasing.
Space-saving Design
A single oven has one cooking area and is ideal for individuals or families who cook small meals regularly. It can be placed at eye level or in a special cabinet beneath your countertop. A double oven is usually installed in a wall at eye level and can be used for cooking large meals or hosting.
Both models come in various sizes and styles that can be customized to suit various kitchen layouts. Certain models also have distinctive features that help them different from the rest. Some models are equipped with self-cleaning features that speed up the process and remove the need for manual scrubbing. Some have catalytic stay-clean lines that automatically clean the interior of the appliance after each use.
A wall oven and a separate stovetop can be combined to create a practical cooking area in your new kitchen. This design allows you to upgrade your cooking appliances, while still maintaining a unified layout. single fan oven can also cut down on the space needed for counter storage. You can also switch between gas and electric cooking if that is what you prefer.
You can also install your oven perpendicular to counter tops which will help define the area and help reduce traffic congestion. But, make sure to leave a drop off counter space next to the oven for easier access when closing and opening the door.
If you're looking for a wall oven that is distinctive, select one that is white or black. It will work perfectly with the style of your kitchen. There are a variety of manufacturers that offer a wide selection of finishes. You're sure find one that will suit your home.
Self-Cleaning Options
For the busy homeowner having an oven with self-cleaning options can be a real time saver. Self-cleaning cycles use either high temperatures or steam to remove food residue and dirt. The steam cycle is made for light soil "between" cleanings, while the high-temperature cycle helps remove even the most stubborn burnt-on food items and smoke. Some models require that the oven be preheated prior to beginning a self-cleaning cycle; others will automatically preheat during the cleaning.
When using the self-cleaning option it is important to adhere to the instructions of the manufacturer. The oven's heating elements as well as the oven's door will become extremely hot during the self-cleaning cycle and could be damaged by the intense heat. Some models require that the broker grid, the brokers pan or any other cookware be removed before starting the self-cleaning process.
Steam and high-heat ovens can emit unpleasant odors that can remain for a prolonged period of time in the kitchen. The fumes these cycles emit can irritate some pets and children and also people with respiratory problems. It is recommended to run this cycle before the grime has accumulated heavily. Also, be sure to ventilate the room while the oven works.
Although it's not recommended to use the self-cleaning option regularly, most people do find that having an oven that has this feature makes life much easier. These models are generally more expensive than those without self-cleaning options. If you're on a tight budget but want the convenience of an oven that has this feature, you should consider buying an oven that has the ability to cancel the self-cleaning cycle after it has started. You can save money and protect your oven from damage by buying one that allows you to cancel the self-cleaning cycle after it has begun.
Wi-Fi Controls
A smart oven with WiFi connectivity allows you to control your appliance via a smartphone application, often with useful cooking and maintenance features. Certain smart ovens, such as models from Bosch, Siemens, and Gaggenau with Home Connect equipped with sensors, offer sensor-enabled technology to provide reliable results. Some models have interchangeable smart oven attachments like baking stones and steamers to help with advanced cooking techniques.
Smart ovens come with a broad variety of preprogrammed meals that take the guesswork out of meal planning. They can even inform you when your food is ready for eating.
Created to make your kitchen easier and kitchen, these single wall ovens are available in a range of styles and finishes. Matte black and white are stylish options, and stainless steel has a timeless appearance. Some models feature an enormous window inside the oven, which allows for easy inspection. Some models come with a large capacity to cook large dishes.
You can control your oven with an iPhone or a tablet with a customizable touchscreen. You can start the oven from anywhere or set a timer for when to turn off the stove, and more. The oven can be programmed to automatically heat up to the correct temperature.
Some of these smart ovens come with the "Cook & Hold" mode that allows you to cook and hold a food or meal item to a desired temperature. This option makes it easy to cook meat, as well as food items such as cookies, casseroles, and pies.
Some models of these smart ovens are equipped with an integrated programmable coffee maker that can brew an iced or two-cup cup while you're making dinner or getting ready for work. You can also use a compatible voice assistant to select the oven you want to use simple commands.
Convenience
If you're in search of an oven that will bring your cooking to the next level, our premium models, both single and double have stunning design, precision performance and eye-catching innovations such as ProHeat (tm) Convection. Include them in your new kitchen to impress your guests, family members and friends with gourmet meals.
If your kitchen is small, an undercounter oven can give you plenty of cooking space, while not taking up floor space. You can put them in a separate, tall housing unit or within the structure of your kitchen island. Many have an storage drawer underneath the oven's cavity, so you can store cookware and other kitchen items close to.
When placed at eye level, these appliances will make it easier to monitor your cooking and take dishes off. This arrangement also eliminates the need to bend or stooping. This can be uncomfortable and difficult for some users. Certain models are designed to be accessible to load and unload, so you can easily open the door to load or unload your food items.
If you're considering adding a single undercounter oven in your kitchen you should think about whether you'd like to integrate it into the larger unit or wall-mounted unit. The best option will ensure that you can easily access your oven while cooking, and that the layout of your kitchen is uniform. We can help you find the perfect appliance and installation solution to suit your requirements. Contact us today for more information about our selection of microwaves and ovens undercounter.
Energy Efficiency
Having an oven without a stovetop in your kitchen could help you save space and money. Electric ovens are more energy efficient than traditional gas stoves and ovens, particularly if you cook several dishes at the same time. The oven's efficient design consumes less energy in each cooking cycle and disperses heat more evenly than a stove.
Many models also have integrated self-cleaning technology that cleans your oven quickly and efficiently, thus decreasing energy use. The process gets rid of stubborn stains without causing excessive heat to your appliance. The result is a fresh and clean oven that's ready to cook your next meal.
The insulated construction of the oven reduces the amount used to heat it, as well as the heat that escapes when cooking. This can help cut down your power bills and ensure that your home remains at a a comfortable temperature all day. A clean oven preheats faster than one stuffed filled with burned casseroles, and thus consumes less energy in its first use, as well.
You should consider buying an oven that has the ENERGY STAR label to further boost the efficiency of your oven's energy use. This mark indicates the appliance is in compliance with strict specifications for performance set by federal governments and is designed to promote the environment. Talk to an electrician before purchasing a new oven in order to ensure that your home's electrical system is able to support the appliance's energy needs. To avoid faulty operation or safety hazards, ensure that the appliance is installed correctly and is used with care. For additional tips on making your appliances more energy-efficient check out our guide to green living.