MWF

Physical Specs

Type
Size

Required Space

Available Space (Countertop or OTR)WHD
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Cabinet Cutout (Built-In or Drawer)WHD
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Internal Features

Select required features

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Countertop

Sits on your counter

Over-the-Range

Mounts above the range

Built-In

Flush cabinet install

Drawer

Below-counter pull-out

Why ventilation clearances matter

Every microwave manufacturer publishes required clearances — the minimum breathing room the unit needs around it for safe operation. Most people ignore them. The result: overheating, voided warranties, and microwaves returned because the door hits the wall.

A typical countertop microwave needs 3 inches on each side and 3 inches on top. That means a 20-inch-wide unit requires a 26-inch-wide opening. MicrowaveFit does this math for every model, every time.