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Home›How To›How to Measure a Microwave: 9 Steps

How to Measure a Microwave: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 6, 2024
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When selecting a microwave for your home, it is vital to ensure it fits perfectly in the allotted space. Measuring a microwave can be a simple process if you follow these 9 steps:

1.Gather your tools: To measure a microwave, you will need a measuring tape, notepad, and a pen or pencil.

2.Turn off and unplug the microwave: Before measuring, remove any power sources to prevent electrocution or damaging the appliance.

3.Open the door: It’s easier to measure the interior dimensions with the door opened wide.

4.Measure the height: Start by measuring from the base to the top of the cooking area on both the inside and outside of the microwave.

5.Measure the width: Measure across from one side to the other side of the cooking area and then do the same for the exterior.

6.Measure the depth: Place your measuring tape at the very back of the cooking space and extend it towards the front edge of the interior space. Repeat this for external measurement.

7.Note down your measurements: Record all three measurements—height, width, and depth—for both interior and exterior dimensions on your notepad.

8.Check for any additional external features: Some microwaves might have extra features like handles or power cords that could affect its total dimensions. In such cases, make sure to measure these additional protrusions and add them to your overall dimensions.

9.Verify measurements against product specifications: Before purchasing or installing a new microwave, compare your measurements with product specifications provided on websites or in user manuals. This ensures compatibility with your existing space and avoids potential installation issues later on.

The perfect fit for your kitchen is just one accurate measurement away! By following these simple steps, you’ll be well on your way to purchasing a suitable microwave that fits seamlessly into its designated spot.

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