Warming Drawers

A warming drawer keeps cooked food warm until you are ready to serve, so every dish reaches the table hot even when meals are prepared in stages. It also warms plates, cups and serving dishes. Some models offer extra low temperature settings, for example for proofing dough or slow cooking, so check the functions listed for each model.

Warming drawers are designed to sit under a built-in oven or a compact oven in a tall cabinet, and many are around 14 cm high and 60 cm wide so they line up neatly. Check the cut-out dimensions and the oven manufacturer's guidance on combining the two, since the cabinet space must suit both appliances stacked together.

Yes, it is a big help when you host. You can cook rice, stews and side dishes ahead of time and keep them warm while guests arrive, and warm plates keep food hot for longer at the table. Cover dishes to keep them moist, and for food safety, serve hot food within a reasonable time.

Switch it off and let it cool, then wipe the inside with a damp cloth and a mild detergent, and dry it well. Remove any mat or rack if your model has one and wash it separately. Clean the glass or stainless steel front with a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive cleaners that could scratch the finish.

Yes, our team can install your warming drawer along with your built-in oven. It needs a cabinet space with the correct cut-out dimensions and a suitable power connection, as described in the installation manual. If you are planning a new kitchen, share the dimensions of both appliances with your carpenter before the cabinets are built.