Kitchenaid Microwave Oven Combos

KitchenAid Microwave + Oven Combos at Plesser's Appliances

KitchenAid microwave and oven combination units, available at Plesser's Appliances, put a full wall oven and a microwave in a single cabinet column, factory-built as one appliance with coordinated styling. A combo is the practical answer when you want both but have one opening to give.

Both Appliances, One Opening
A combination unit delivers a full-size oven cavity plus a microwave in the vertical space a double oven would occupy, which is the case for it in a kitchen that cannot give up two separate openings. It also gets the microwave off the counter and out from above the range, freeing that wall for proper ventilation.

Full Oven Capacity Below
The lower cavity is a genuine full-size oven with Even-Heat True Convection, not a reduced-capacity compromise. The oven you actually bake and roast in is uncompromised, and the microwave sits above it at a comfortable working height. Confirm oven capacity and convection type for your model.

Microwave Function Above
The upper microwave cavity includes sensor cooking that adjusts time and power based on humidity released during heating, with preset modes for routine tasks. Convection capability in the microwave cavity on select models makes it usable as a genuine small second oven. Confirm which functions your model supports.

Factory-Built vs. Stacking Separates
A factory combination unit is one appliance in one opening with coordinated styling and a single installation. Stacking a separate oven and built-in microwave gives more model choice and lets you replace one independently later, but requires more height and correct trim kits. Which fits depends on the cabinetry and how long you plan to keep them.

Opening, Support, and Electrical Planning
Combination units are tall and heavy, requiring a framed opening sized precisely to the model, structural support rated for the load, and 240V service. Cutout dimensions are not interchangeable with a double oven of the same width. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about cutout dimensions and electrical requirements before cabinetry is built.