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GE Profile™ 30″ Combination Double Wall Oven
Hi,
Looking for cabinets to use for GE Profile™ 30″ Combination Double Wall Oven with a 9 foot ceiling. Will use the 18″ drawer base cabinet.
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3 Replies
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Sure, the process for building a tall appliance stack starts with an 18″ tall drawer base cabinet, followed by stacking your wall oven appliance cabinet on top of it. Above that, you can add another appliance cabinet for the microwave, and finally, a two-door wall cabinet on top. This creates a four-cabinet stack that makes up the entire tall appliance configuration.
This approach allows for virtually endless customization, preventing wasted space between appliances and ensuring the wall oven is positioned comfortably off the floor. Personally, I prefer having the wall oven slightly higher, as the bottom drawer cabinet provides valuable storage space. For the uppermost section, I like using a two-door tray divider cabinet for storing baking sheets and trays — but that’s just personal preference.
Attached is a general photo showing how this setup is typically assembled.
I’ve also included an image from a past customer featuring a GE Profile wall oven. Do not use that tutorial, as it’s likely outdated — GE frequently changes appliance dimensions without notice. Use it only as a visual example of cabinet layout.
If you’d like help creating a precise layout, please post the model code of the appliance you plan to use, and I can generate an updated tutorial specific to that unit.
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Sure, see here for how I would size that one:
