Wall Ovens - Electric, Convection and More

A wall oven is a cooking appliance installed directly into your cabinetry or wall, separate from the cooktop. This setup gives you more flexibility with your kitchen layout and often makes it easier to move heavy dishes in and out since the oven sits at eye or arm level. It is a great choice if you want a streamlined look or if you do a lot of baking and roasting. You can find single units, double ovens for cooking multiple dishes at once, or even microwave combinations. Shop our collection now to find the perfect fit for your home at The Brick.

Types of Built-In Ovens

Wall ovens are designed to install into cabinetry for a built-in look, and electric wall ovens are one of the most common options. Single wall ovens work well for many kitchens, while double wall ovens can be helpful if you want to cook different dishes at different temperatures at the same time.

Wall ovens are available in several common widths, including 24, 27, and 30 inches, but exact cutout requirements vary by model. If you are replacing an older unit, measuring the existing opening carefully is one of the most important steps.

Modern Features for Your Kitchen

Many newer wall ovens include features such as convection cooking, self-clean cycles, and smart or specialty cooking modes, depending on the model. Convection uses a fan to circulate hot air, which can help with more even browning and multi-rack cooking.

Some kitchens also use wall oven and microwave combinations to save space in a tall cabinet layout. If you want to complete the cooking setup separately, you can browse our cooktops collection or view individual microwaves.

Why Shop Wall Ovens at The Brick?

The Brick offers wall ovens in several styles, including electric, convection, and double wall oven options. Comparing size, cutout compatibility, cooking modes, and installation requirements can make it easier to choose the right model for your kitchen.

Current pricing and availability vary by product, so the best way to compare options is through the current wall oven listings and product specifications.

The Brick Appliances

The Brick carries a broad appliance selection and offers support across multiple kitchen categories. That makes it easier to compare ovens, cooktops, and related appliances in one place when planning a kitchen update.

FAQ About Kitchen Wall Ovens

What is the difference between a wall oven and a range?

A range combines a cooktop and an oven in one floor-standing appliance, while a wall oven is installed into cabinetry and is usually paired with a separate cooktop or rangetop.

Are wall ovens standard sizes?

Wall ovens commonly come in 24, 27, and 30-inch widths. Height and cutout dimensions can still vary by model, so exact measurements should always be checked before purchase.

Can I install a wall oven under a counter?

Some single wall ovens are approved for under-counter installation, but not all are. The manufacturer's installation instructions for the exact model should always be followed.

Do wall ovens need a special electrical outlet?

Most electric wall ovens are designed for a 240-volt electrical supply, though some homes may provide 208, 220, or 240 volts. Many models are hardwired and require a dedicated circuit, so the installation specifications matter.

Is a convection wall oven worth it?

It can be, especially if you bake or roast often. Convection is commonly valued for more even browning and better performance when cooking multiple trays at once.