Maytag Double Wall Ovens

Maytag Double Wall Ovens at Plesser's Appliances

Maytag double wall ovens, available at Plesser's Appliances, stack two cavities in a single cabinet opening at working height. Built to the brand's commercial-grade durability standard with a 10-year limited parts warranty on select components, double configurations give you two independently controlled ovens rather than one good oven and a compromise.

Two Cavities, Independent Control
Each cavity runs at its own temperature and mode simultaneously, which is what makes a holiday meal or a serious baking session possible without sequencing everything through one oven. Roast in one while baking in the other. For households that cook for a crowd, this is the entire argument for a double.

EvenAir True Convection
EvenAir true convection uses a third heating element with a fan to circulate heat for even baking across multiple racks rather than relying on a fan alone. Confirm whether both cavities offer convection on your model — some double configurations include it in the upper cavity only, which affects how you actually use the pair.

Air Fry and Cooking Modes
Air Fry mode on select models crisps food in the oven without a separate countertop appliance, alongside standard bake, broil, and convection modes. Confirm the specific mode set for your model, since feature sets differ meaningfully across the lineup.

Cleaning Options
Maytag offers steam-based and high-heat self-cleaning depending on model — steam is gentler and faster for light soil, high-heat handles heavier buildup. Which yours uses affects maintenance, so confirm rather than assume. Fingerprint-resistant stainless resists smudges on doors and handles.

Opening, Support, and Electrical Planning
A double oven is tall and heavy, requiring a framed opening sized precisely to the model, structural support rated for the load, and 240V service — often prompting a panel evaluation in older homes. Cutout dimensions are not interchangeable between models. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, cutout dimensions, and electrical requirements before cabinetry is built.