Wall Ovens & Built-In Cooking

Built-in wall ovens that combine performance with seamless kitchen design.

Wall Ovens & Built-In Cooking

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30" Gas Cooktop, 20K BTU
Atlanta metro

LG

30" Gas Cooktop, 20K BTU

CBGJ3023D

Black Stainless

30" Gas Cooktop, 20K BTU, EasyClean
Atlanta metro

LG

30" Gas Cooktop, 20K BTU, EasyClean

CBGJ3023S

Stainless Steel

30" Smart Induction Cooktop with 4 Elements, 5.0kW Power Element
Atlanta metro
36" Gas Cooktop, 20K BTU
Atlanta metro

LG

36" Gas Cooktop, 20K BTU

CBGJ3623D

Black Stainless

36" Gas Cooktop, 20K BTU, EsayClean Cooktop
Atlanta metro
36" Induction Cooktop with 5 Elements, 4.3kW Power Element
Atlanta metro
4.7 CF / 30" Electric Single Wall Oven, Convection
Atlanta metro
4.7 CF / 30" Smart Single Wall Oven with Fan Convection, Air Fry
Atlanta metro
4.7 CF / 30" Smart Single Wall Oven with Fan Convection, Air Fry
Atlanta metro
9.4 CF / 30" Smart Double Wall Oven with Fan Convection, Air Fry
Atlanta metro
9.4 CF / 30" Smart Double Wall Oven with Fan Convection, Air Fry
Atlanta metro
Slide-In Filler Kit
Atlanta metro

LG

Slide-In Filler Kit

LSFL301S

Stainless Steel

LG STUDIO 1.7/4.7 cf Combination Wall Oven & Microwave with Air Fry
Atlanta metro
LG STUDIO 30" Electric Cooktop
Atlanta metro

LG SIGNATURE

LG STUDIO 30" Electric Cooktop

LSCE305ST

Stainless Steel

BUYING GUIDE

Wall Oven Buying Guide

1. Choose the Right Size

Wall ovens come in 24", 27", and 30" widths. Measure your existing cutout carefully — 30" is the most popular size and offers the widest selection. If upgrading from a smaller size, check that your cabinetry can accommodate the change.

2. Single vs. Double vs. Combo

Single ovens work well for smaller households, while double ovens are ideal for entertaining and holiday cooking. Microwave-oven combos save space by stacking both appliances in one cutout — perfect for kitchens without a separate microwave location.

3. Convection Matters

True convection (also called European convection) uses a third heating element with the fan for the most even heat distribution. Standard fan convection simply circulates existing hot air. For serious bakers and roasters, true convection is worth the upgrade.

4. Consider Steam & Speed Ovens

Steam ovens preserve nutrients and moisture for healthier cooking, while speed ovens combine microwave and convection to cook up to 4x faster. Both are excellent companion ovens paired with a traditional wall oven for maximum flexibility.

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