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Built-In Microwave Ovens for Australian Kitchens

Built-in microwave and microwave combi ovens with grill and fan-forced functions, in stainless steel and black glass, for standard cabinetry cut-outs.

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34L built-in microwave oven with grill and stainless steel trim 28L built-in microwave oven with grill function

Why choose Microwave Ovens from Lamex

  • Built-in design integrates into cabinetry alongside or above a main oven
  • Grill function adds browning and crisping beyond standard microwave heating
  • Combi models add fan-forced convection cooking for genuine oven-style results
  • Stainless steel and black metal trim finishes to match kitchen appliances
  • Compact 25L-34L capacities suited to Australian kitchen cavities
  • Straightforward integration into a two-oven kitchen layout

How to choose the right built-in microwave

Decide first whether you need microwave-only heating or a combi model with grill and convection. A straightforward microwave with grill suits reheating, defrosting and quick cooking with occasional browning. A combi oven adds fan-forced convection, which lets it bake and roast in its own right, useful if you want a genuine second oven in a compact footprint rather than just a reheating appliance.

Check the installation dimensions of your chosen model carefully, since built-in microwaves don't share a single industry-standard cut-out the way 600mm ovens do. If you're fitting into an existing cavity from a previous appliance, measure the opening precisely rather than assuming compatibility. Confirm whether a power point is required inside the cavity and, if one needs to be added or relocated, have a licensed electrician handle it as part of your installation.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a built-in microwave and a microwave combi oven?
A built-in microwave heats and reheats using microwave energy only, sometimes with a grill element for browning. A microwave combi oven adds fan-forced convection cooking, so it can bake and roast like a second oven in addition to standard microwave functions.
Can a built-in microwave replace a second oven?
A microwave combi oven with grill and fan-forced convection can genuinely stand in as a second oven for smaller dishes, reheating and everyday baking, though its capacity is smaller than a full-size built-in oven. It works well paired with a main oven for households that occasionally need extra capacity.
What size cavity does a built-in microwave need?
Built-in microwaves typically install into a compact cavity sized for the specific model rather than a single industry-standard size, so check the installation dimensions of your chosen model against your cabinetry before ordering.
Does a built-in microwave need to be wired in by an electrician?
Most built-in microwaves plug into a standard power point rather than being hardwired, though the point often needs to sit inside the cabinetry cavity itself. If a new power point is needed inside the cavity, have it installed by a licensed electrician.

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