is a 0 9 microwave too small

is a 0 9 microwave too small

Sizing Basics for Microwaves

Size matters and not everyone has the counter space to fit an industrial size microwave. Your best bet in determining the most appropriate microwave size for your kitchen is checking the size of your older unit. Was this microwave too small for you? Do you have the room to go bigger? Use the exterior dimensions (height, width and depth) of the microwave to help determine whether your microwave oven can fit on your counter and use the interior cubic feet measurement to further aid your purchasing decisions.

For dorms…

If you are shopping for your student dorm, opt for a smaller capacity. These range from 0.6 to 0.90 cu.ft. Danby’s DMW7700BLDB 0.7 cu. ft. microwave is perfect for these smaller living arrangements.

Apartments and smaller kitchens…

Depending on the available counter space look for a unit that is between 0.6 to 0.90 cu. ft. like Danby’s DMW099BLSDD 0.9 cu. ft. unit.

Smaller families…

Microwaves that are 1.0 cu. ft. are perfect in size for smaller families.

Large families…

Look for units that are 1.0+ cu. ft. to handle the bigger jobs. Danby’s DMW111KPSSDD 1.1 cu. ft. is great for larger families.

What to look for when buying the best microwave?

Microwaves have become a household staple; a kitchen appliance we inherently use daily. At first, shopping for a microwave might seem like a simple task, but microwaves are a lot more complicated than one may think. Whether you are looking to replace or looking to upgrade, let Danby help! After all, they do not call us experts at microwaves ovens for nothing.

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FAQ

Is 0.9 cu ft microwave too small?

A compact microwave is slightly smaller in size than a standard countertop microwave, making it ideal for kitchens with very limited countertop space. Compact microwave dimensions usually include the following: Capacity is usually around 0.5 to 0.9 cubic feet.

What is a good size for a small microwave?

COMPACT OR SMALL MICROWAVE DIMENSIONS Width typically ranges from 15 to 19 inches. Height often runs from 10 to 11 inches. Depth is measured with the door closed and open since you’ll need enough space for the door to fully swing out.

Does microwave size matter?

If you have a larger family or frequently entertain, you may want to invest in a larger microwave that lets you defrost, cook and reheat larger dishes. Selection tip: Wattage is another important factor when choosing a microwave to fit your family’s needs.

What is a standard size built-in microwave?

Built-in microwaves Interior space can range from 1.0 to over 2.0 cubic feet, with most landing between 1.2 to 1.6 cubic feet. Widths align with standard cabinet widths, usually 24″, 27″ or 30″. Depths range from roughly 20″ to 25″ with the door closed and 30″ to 35″ with the door open.

Is a small microwave a good choice?

A small (mini) microwave (0.7-0.9 Cu. Ft.) is a cost-effective choice for any small space, including small kitchens, small apartments, dorms, camping, caravans, offices, vacation homes, and more. A compact microwave quickly heats your meal or beverage while saving a lot more space and electricity than the average microwave oven.

How much space does a mini microwave have?

A small microwave typically has around 0.5 to o.9 cubic feet of interior space. Width is usually 15-19 inches, and height ranges from 10-11 inches. Depth is measured with the door closed, and you have to make sure you have enough space for the door to fully open. How Much Does a Mini Microwave Weigh?

What is the smallest microwave?

The Whirlpool (USA-Made) compact countertop microwave is the smallest microwave on the market and will only take 15 inches of width, 14 inches of depth, and 14 inches of height from your space. With only 0.5 Cu. Ft. capacity, it still accommodates a standard dinner plate (cavity size is 11.5″).

What size microwave should I buy?

Those looking for a small microwave should consider models with capacities of 1.3 cubic feet or less. Microwaves with a 0.5-cubic-foot capacity are still large enough to accommodate a standard 10-inch dinner plate. While capacity does influence a microwave’s dimensions, it’s not the only figure to consider.

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