Bertazzoni Wall Ovens

Bertazzoni Wall Ovens at Plesser's Appliances

Bertazzoni wall ovens, available at Plesser's Appliances, install at working height in a cabinetry run as single units, doubles, or as part of a column with speed ovens, steam ovens, and warming drawers. Built in Emilia-Romagna since 1882, they pair Dual Diagonal Convection with Italian design across the Professional and Master series.

Dual Diagonal Convection
Bertazzoni's Dual Diagonal Convection system circulates heat evenly through the cavity, delivering consistent browning across racks rather than a hot back corner and a pale front. That is what makes full-capacity, multi-rack baking work as advertised. Confirm the convection configuration for the series and model you are specifying.

Bertazzoni Assistant and Guided Cooking
Higher configurations add Bertazzoni Assistant guided cooking on a full touch display, setting temperature and mode for specific dishes rather than requiring you to translate a recipe into oven settings. A food probe cooks to internal temperature instead of elapsed time. Air frying, dehydrate, proofing, reheat, and Sabbath mode round out the specialty functions — availability varies by model.

Steam Assist and Cleaning Modes
Steam Assist combines convection heat with controlled steam for crisp exteriors and moist interiors, which also shortens cook times and simplifies cleanup. Cleaning options across the lineup include self clean, eco clean, hydro clean, and descale. Verify which cleaning modes your model offers.

Working Height and Column Planning
A wall oven puts the cavity at chest height, so a loaded roasting pan comes out without bending over a hot door at knee level, and it frees the cooktop to go into an island or countertop run. Ovens can be combined in a column with speed ovens, steam ovens, microwaves, and warming drawers — plan the full elevation as one before cabinetry is designed.

Opening, Electrical, and Installation Planning
Wall ovens require a framed opening sized precisely to the model, structural support for the unit's weight, and 240V service, often prompting a panel evaluation in older homes. Cutout dimensions are not interchangeable between series or widths. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, series, stack configuration, and electrical requirements before cabinetry is built.