One of the first decisions you’ll have to make when choosing appliances for your kitchen is whether you want integrated or freestanding appliances. Integrated appliances create a high-end, seamless look whereas freestanding appliances provide cost-effective practicality. To help you choose between the two, our Austin architects break down the differences and pros and cons in our guide to integrated vs. freestanding appliances.
Integrated appliances are not literally built into your cabinets but provide a seamless look as though they are built in. This is because the appliances fit exactly within the space without any forward protrusions. You can also add panel fronts to appliances. Many integrated appliances allow you to install a full-cabinet front or “panel” so the appliance looks completely integrated into the cabinets.
Unlike freestanding appliances available in various depths, integrated appliances are always 24 inches deep and sit entirely flush with standard cabinetry. Integrated refrigerators are typically 7 feet tall, approximately 12-24 inches tallerthan freestanding refrigerators, to make up for storage space lost due to the shallow depth. Like freestanding appliances, integrated appliances can be moved from one house to another.
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