Microwave Drawers

Microwave Drawers: Countertop Convenience

Whether you have limited counter space or just prioritize convenience, a microwave drawer is a useful upgrade for any kitchen. They keep your counters open while looking incredibly modern. Their convenience comes from their height and their installation. Usually around waist-high, these drawers allow you a birds eye view of the food in your microwave and allow you to open the drawer and stir food mid-heating so it cooks evenly. Even little ones can easily take their plate or bowl out of the microwave without reaching up and spilling food. This also makes them easy to clean: simply open the microwave and wipe the drawer clean. No more standing on your tip-toes to reach every crevice in a traditional microwave. Additionally, you can install microwave drawers under cabinets on the wall or in your kitchen island, giving you flexibility with your kitchen's layout. Select models come with trim kits so your microwave will beautifully and seamlessly fit into your cabinetry. Microwave drawers work nearly the same as their counter top counterparts but instead of a door that swings open, these slide open like any other drawer.

Available in a range of sizes, these microwaves are made to fit any kitchen. This makes it easy to find a match for the existing cabinet space in your home or, if you're starting from scratch, you can pick a microwave as big or as small as you want. Our microwaves come in a range of colors and finishes including stainless steel, black, and black stainless steel so your microwave can match the rest of your appliances. If you have a favorite brand, we offer models from top brands including Sharp and Wolf so your appliances can all be from the same brand. These under counter microwaves also give you opening options. Some have handles but if you want a truly seamless, integrated look, there are also models that open with a simple press.

Modern microwaves offer features to ensure your frozen foods cook properly and leftovers reheat without getting soggy. Familiar yet convenient features like Add 30 Seconds or Quick Minute buttons get the microwave going with a single touch. If you want something with all the bells and whistles, you might want an option that offers convection or sensor cooking. Microwave drawers with convection cooking can actually cook food instead of just reheating it with baking, roasting, or even air frying capabilities. Sensor cooking can tell what kind of item is being heated so the cook time and power levels can be adjusted accordingly. You also have several wattage choices so you can get exactly what you want. If you're looking for a microwave that really packs a punch, we even offer microwaves with over 1,500 watts of heating power. Our microwave buying guide will help you make an informed buying decision. It details the benefits of each kind of microwave so you can choose the best model for your kitchen, whether you just need a new microwave or are remodeling from the ground up. You can also call our kitchen appliance experts at 800-860-3577 with questions.