Wall ovens: single, double and combination
Wall ovens put the oven at a comfortable height and free the cooktop to go wherever it works best, often on an island.
Types
- Single wall oven: one cavity, often paired with a microwave or warming drawer.
- Double wall oven: two cavities for holidays and big families.
- Combination: a microwave or speed oven stacked over a full oven.
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Height
A single oven is often set so the open door lands near counter height, which makes lifting heavy pans easier. In a double stack, the lower oven sits closer to the floor, so think about which one you will use most.
Cabinets and wiring
Wall ovens go in a tall oven cabinet built to the exact cutout on the spec sheet. Most need a dedicated 240V circuit. Plan the model before the cabinets are ordered.
Pair it with a cooktop
With the oven in the wall, a cooktop can sit on an island or a run of drawers. See range vs cooktop and wall oven and our gas vs induction guide.
Landing space
Leave a counter next to or across from the oven to set down hot dishes. Plan the layout in the kitchen designer.
Common questions
How high should a wall oven be installed?
A single oven is often placed so the open door is near counter height. Follow the manufacturer cutout and your own comfort.
Do wall ovens need a special circuit?
Most need a dedicated 240V circuit. Check the model spec sheet before wiring.
Single or double wall oven?
A single oven suits most households. Double ovens help people who bake and host often.
Related: appliances, range vs cooktop, kitchen designer, cabinet sizes.
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