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Frameless Oven and Microwave CabinetsQuestion
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From contributor K: I make the cabinet ID the same as what is required for the oven. Then you don't need any fillers. If you have a separate microwave above the oven that is wider, make the cabinet ID to what is required for the microwave. Then fillers are needed for the oven. I lay matching material flat inside flush with the edge of the cabinet. If that joint is objectionable I add a double edged piece of scribe over it or if the area is wide, I make and install a plate-on. From contributor J: Always plan! The specifications of a typical oven will tell you what you need to know. A frameless oven cab is 30" wide 28 1/2" interior width for a 30" oven, and 27" width for a 27" oven etc. From contributor S: Here is a visual for you, finished at a client’s house. This configuration is relatively simple just some planning, has applied side panels to finish gables. I am not sure if you use and design software. I am a believer that Autocad makes designs very easy once you learn the basics. The main thing is to try to make sure that you microwave is not larger, and a trim kit would help to get to the 30" overall width dependent on oven dimensions. ![]() Click here for higher quality, full size image
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