Microwave Drawer – Clear the Counter Clutter

New products are streamlining essential home elements.

A brand-new client turned us onto the new Microwave Drawer from Sharp:

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"The exclusive new Sharp Insight Pro® Microwave Drawer™ takes the microwave off the counter and places it right at the most convenient height for superb accessibility. Built-in ready for easy installation under a counter, the Microwave Drawer is perfect for islands and open-plan kitchens, as well as wet bars, family rooms and home theaters."

Readers– are you excited that you now have more room for your holiday turkey on the counter?

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Comments

5 responses to “Microwave Drawer – Clear the Counter Clutter”

  1. Monica Ricci Avatar

    I was wondering when someone would do that! Ours is mounted above the stove, so I figured if they can do that, they can surely mount it under the countertop just as easily. Much like warming drawers, it’s convenient and takes NO counter space. Excellent work, Sharp! ~Monica

  2. Ariane Benefit, Neat Living Avatar

    This seems like a really neat idea for a large kitchen. For me and my small kitchen,I really like being able to easily see what’s happening in the microwave. I love my GE SpaceSaver being above the stove. We used to have one lower in a kitchen utility cart…but now I can’t image not having it above the stove!

  3. Amy Mowbray Avatar

    Okay, this thing looks so cool. I guess I’d lose 2 kitchen junk drawers if I ever got this microwave.

  4. Pat Avatar
    Pat

    I am thinking about getting a microwave drawer with our new kitchen remodel but I am afraid that it is so new-I have heard that there are concerns about the steam from them damaging counters, cupboards etc. Does anyone know about this? We have a small kitchen and I would also give up 2 drawers for it-not sure where the other items will go, but it is worth considering

  5. Thermador Kitchen Fan Avatar

    I’ve heard mixed reviews about this appliance…will it ruin the cabinetry above it? Why not just install a warming drawer instead? No risk of anything becoming damaged due to the heat generated inside of it.

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