Wall Ovens

When you’re shopping for wall ovens, you have quite a few choices available to you. Wall ovens come in either gas or electric models and in many different finishes, including black, white or stainless steel. They can also be as fancy or as basic as you like. You can get double wall ovens, wall ovens with built-in microwaves or convection ovens or just simple, one-unit wall ovens without all of the bells and whistles. Wall ovens give you a certain amount of flexibility, too. There’s no rule that says you wall oven has to be the same brand as your cooktop or range, so you’re free to choose the best model for you, regardless of the manufacturer. When you’re shopping for wall ovens, be sure to have a measurement of your available space, so that you don’t get into trouble with installation. It also helps to have a list of your must-have features, such as timers, lighting, the finish or storage. One other bonus when you choose a wall oven over a freestanding range/oven combination is that homebuyers love built in ovens, so if you think you may be selling your home in the next few years, a wall oven may be a better investment! ... View more - View less

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- Viking VESO5302
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- Viking VESO5272
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- Whirlpool WOD93EC7
- from $1,739
- Available from 5 retailers
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 243.5litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
  - $2,137
  - $1,994.64
  - $1,849
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- Whirlpool WOC54EC0
- from $1,155
- Available from 5 retailers
- from $1,155
  
  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 141litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
  - $1,503
  - $1,824.64
  - $2,199
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- General Electric PK956
  Rated 5 out of 5
- from $1,992
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- General Electric JKP30
- from $985
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 108litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- General Electric PK916
- from $1,515
- Available from 8 retailers
- from $1,515
  
  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 108litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
  - $1,964.94
  - $1,877
  - $1,658
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- General Electric PT956
  Rated 3.5 out of 5
- from $1,984
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- from $1,984
  
  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 250litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
  - $2,621.32
  - $2,687
  - $2,158
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- General Electric JKP55
  Rated 5 out of 5
- from $1,777
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- from $1,777
  
  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 216litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Viking VEDO5272BK
- from $5,219
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 132litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- General Electric JTP30DP
  Rated 5 out of 5
- from $948
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 124litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
  - $1,386.94
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  - $1,017
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- Electrolux EW30MC65
- from $3,099
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- from $3,099
  
  Power: Electric • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 118.9litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
  - $3,193.74
  - $3,299
  - $3,299
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- Whirlpool RBD245
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- from $938
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 87litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FFEW3025
- from $862
- Available from 10 retailers
- from $862
  
  Power: Electric • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 118.93litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
  - $1,118.94
  - $862.92
  - $1,197
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- Frigidaire FGET3065
- from $1,761
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- from $1,761
  
  Power: Electric • Design type: Freestanding • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 118.93litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FGEW3065
  Rated 3 out of 5
- from $979
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Freestanding • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 118litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FGET2765
- from $1,837
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- from $1,837
  
  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 198litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FGET3045
- from $1,649
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 118litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FGET2745
- from $1,529
- Available from 9 retailers
- from $1,529
  
  Power: Electric • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 99litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FFET2725
- from $1,254
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  Total oven capacity: 198.22litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FFET3025
- from $1,285
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Freestanding • Oven type: Double oven • Total oven capacity: 118.93litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FGEW2765
- from $979
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Freestanding • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 99.11litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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- Frigidaire FGB24L2
  Rated 3 out of 5
- from $702
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  Power: Gas • Design type: Built In • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 99.11litre • Cleaning assist: Without self cleaning
  - $976.44
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- Frigidaire FFEW2725
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  Power: Electric • Design type: Freestanding • Oven type: Single oven • Total oven capacity: 99.11litre • Cleaning assist: Self cleaning (unknown type)
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Wall Ovens Buying Guide

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Introduction

Wall ovens are one of the most popular of kitchen appliances around, but if you are thinking of buying one there are some things that you need to consider first, such as the amount of available space that you have and what features you would like, as well as your preferred fuel option. Once you have settled on these matters, you can start to have a look what manufacturers of wall ovens have to offer, with brands such as General Electric and Smeg listed on our site. The purpose of this buying guide is to make your life easier when it comes to making your decision by narrowing down your list of choices so that you can buy the right wall oven that will satisfy your requirements.

Gas or Electric Wall Ovens

Cooking is more convenient with electric wall ovens because they are able to maintain an even temperature inside. Many electric wall ovens have a set of additional functions such as thermal grilling, defrosting, batch baking, and programmable timers. You’ll also find that most electric wall ovens are multi-functional, which means that you can use one, or a combination of, top heat, bottom heat, grill and fan settings to optimize your results when cooking. The disadvantage of electric wall ovens, however, is that they take longer to heat up compared to gas wall ovens, and that although they cheaper to buy, they are more expensive to run.

Gas wall ovens tend to heat up and cool down more quickly than electric wall ovens, which is useful when you’re in a hurry. The heat inside gas wall ovens has another advantage, as it will also prevent food from drying up. Naturally, it is not possible to have a fan in a gas oven like you can in an electric appliance, as the flames would blow out and create a fire hazard. Because of this, the temperature is not uniform and the oven is hotter at the top than it is at the bottom. This isn’t always a negative feature because it means that you can cook foods that require different temperatures at the same time.

Built-in, Freestanding, or Countertop Wall Ovens

The wall oven you choose has to fit the space available in your kitchen, and depending on your circumstances you can choose from built-in wall ovens such as the Fagor 5HA196X, or freestanding wall ovens like the Maytag MEW5527.

Freestanding wall ovens are all-in-one units that include both the cooktop and wall oven, with the wall oven resting on the kitchen floor. Installation is easier than with the built-in models and you can move them out quickly if necessary. However, cleaning freestanding wall ovens can be difficult, as there are gaps between the counter-top and wall oven, and you also have to bend more to check the cooking process and to place or remove the food.

Built-in wall ovens are designed to make the most of kitchen space and allow multiple cooks to work together. They are more versatile and allow you to cook smaller as well as larger food portions. Built-in wall ovens are much convenient to use, as you can fix them at a convenient height on your kitchen wall making it easier to remove and insert food into the appliance – and they’re easier to clean too. Unlike freestanding wall ovens, built-in wall ovens don’t have a cooktop, so a separate cooktop will take up extra space in your kitchen. Some built-in wall ovens are also combined with a microwave.

Countertop wall ovens are a good choice if you have limited space in your kitchen, as they feature space-saving designs. They can be placed on your kitchen counter and require minimal installation procedures. You can choose from convection wall ovens, toaster wall ovens, and wall ovens with or without a rotisserie.

Single or Double Wall Ovens

Make sure you consider the size of your family and your cooking requirements when deciding the wall oven capacity. Although you may like the idea of a large wall oven with many features, be realistic about whether this will be useful, otherwise you won’t get good value for money. On the other hand, if you have the space, love cooking, have a large family, do lots of entertaining, and can afford it, then bigger will be better.

Single wall ovens: If you are living in a small apartment or have less cooking to do, single wall ovens will be the best bet for you. They are compact, allowing you to cook for smaller numbers of people, and are also available in various capacities – ranging from as little as 1.7 cu. ft. to over 3.8 cu.ft.

Double wall ovens: If you have a large family or need to cook for larger gatherings, then a double wall oven will be great for you. They have two wall ovens integrated into a single unit, and is an appliance that’s designed to cook different dishes simultaneously at different temperatures so you don’t have to wait for one dish to finish cooking before putting in another. The main wall oven features convection heating technology and an electric fan to distribute the heat evenly.

Features That Make Cooking Easier

Self-cleaning wall ovens: Cleaning any oven is a time-consuming and tedious job, so self-cleaning wall ovens are a plus. Look for a wall oven that has an interior with a catalytic liner. It be cleaned using a self-cleaning process that means that food spills are burned to ash with high-temperature settings and the residue can be wiped off. Some wall oven models even allow you to set the duration for self-cleaning.

Electronic controls: Operating wall ovens should be a simple task, so look for wall ovens that have electronic touch pad controls, which are easier to clean than knobs and dials.

Racks: All wall ovens come with baking trays and racks – and the higher the number of racks, the greater your cooking flexibility. You can make the best use of wall oven capacity if you are able to alter the position of the racks.

Timer functions: Timer functions are very helpful, particularly when you want to avoid overcooking food, or you want to delay the start of the cooking process.

Doors: Most wall ovens feature dropdown doors that can be inconvenient as you have to lean across the large door to place dishes, although they can useful to rest heavy dishes, such as casseroles, on when your take them out of the oven to check them. Some models feature convenient side opening doors, which make access to the oven no problem at all. Glass doors also allow you to watch the cooking process, too, so you’ll never have to risk your cake sinking through opening the door too soon ever again!

Online retailers listed on our website stock a wide range of wall ovens and we hope that this buying guide has made your decision easier. If you are still unsure, check out our detailed product descriptions for more information.

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