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microwave & oven unit

10 years ago

i am purchasing this units for my house and i have my cabinets being made and would like to know the rough opening dementions this unit needs

KitchenAid Convection Microwave, Convection Wall Oven · More Info

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Wilson AC & Appliance
10 years ago
Hi! What you see in this photo is a KitchenAid Convection Microwave, Model #KBHS109BSS and a KitchenAid Convection Wall Oven, Model # KEBS109BSS.
Here are links to the KitchenAid site with all the specs:
http://www.kitchenaid.com/shop/-[KBHS109BSS]-403349/KBHS109BSS/
http://www.kitchenaid.com/shop/-[KEBS109BSS]-402130/KEBS109BSS/
I hope this helped and thank you for checking with us! Please feel free to call us at 512-894-0907. Our sales associates would be glad to answer any further questions.
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