Maytag Wall Ovens

Maytag Wall Ovens at Plesser's Appliances

Maytag wall ovens, available at Plesser's Appliances, install at working height in a cabinetry run as single units, doubles, or microwave-oven combinations. Built to the brand's commercial-grade durability standard with a 10-year limited parts warranty on select components, they pair true convection with straightforward controls.

Working Height Instead of Floor Level
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. It also separates the oven from the cooking surface, freeing the cooktop to go into an island or countertop run. For anyone with back or mobility considerations, this is a functional decision more than an aesthetic one.

True Convection and Air Fry
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. Air Fry mode on select models crisps food without a separate countertop appliance. Confirm which cooking modes your model includes.

Cleaning Options
Maytag offers steam-based and high-heat self-cleaning depending on model — steam cycles are gentler and faster for light soil, high-heat handles heavier buildup. Which your model uses affects how you maintain it, so confirm on the spec sheet before assuming.

Single, Double, and Combination Configurations
Single ovens fit a shorter opening; doubles stack two cavities for independent simultaneous cooking; microwave-oven combinations put both in one column. Available combinations depend on width, and openings must be dimensioned together. Settle the configuration before cabinetry is designed.

Opening, Support, and Electrical 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 models or widths. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, configuration, and electrical requirements before cabinetry is built.