Ikea appliances who is the manufacturer

Subscribe Close. Report Close. While Ikea is massive they don't seem to sell masses of appliances although we expect it's significant. Is there anyone in the Northern hemisphere that doesn't know Ikea?

Good enough and better if you get a deal buying a kitchen etc. Decent enough mid-level products that whilst not outstanding are adequate for most. Feedback we have seen from the troops is fairly good and what we would expect given the base products used. Most repairers will repair Ikea products as they are rebadged Whirlpool and Electrolux mostly. Most common things are okay to DIY repair on Ikea products as there is both information and spare parts available.

Most spare parts available from most major suppliers. Spare part pricing. Most spare parts you can get and a lot of common things you will see resonable pricing on as well as alternative parts so not bad. IKEA fridges are a great option for your kitchen, being both affordable and able to last for a long time.

These fridge units are also made by Whirlpool appliances and come with a five-year warranty that all buyers can enjoy. Like the refrigerators offered by IKEA, their freezers are also manufactured by Whirlpool appliances. While IKEA does not have an extensive range of microwaves , the units offered in-store and online are all made by Whirlpool as well, and enjoy the same warranty that larger IKEA kitchen appliances do. However, because Whirlpool manufactures their microwave models primarily in Asia and in Sweden—before the latter was closed— your IKEA microwave will likely not be North American-made.

This is not only valid for IKEA microwaves and also applies to other Whirlpool-manufactured tags, like Amana microwaves. IKEA cooktops and ranges are a great option for any kitchen or budget. They are also some of the most reliable, being manufactured right within America in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and come with steadfast warranties should anything go wrong.

Entrust your roasting and baking needs to Whirlpool model ovens that come at IKEA prices for a great addition to your kitchen! Older homes, basement kitchens, cottages, may all require a smaller fridge. Something not currently available through IKEA. Now what about standard non-counter depth refrigerators? Can you make a standard fridge look counter-depth? This is possible by creating a recess or cavity in the framing behind the fridge.

This will allow the rear of the fridge to tuck into the wall, keeping the front even with the cabinetry. Full range? Stovetop and wall oven? Double wall ovens? These are all questions that need to be answered early in the design process.

The best part, almost any kitchen appliance can be integrated into IKEA cabinetry. A full range is easy. Simply leave enough space between your cabinetry to slide it in place.

The same goes for dishwashers. The greater challenge often comes with built-in appliances. We recently went through a client design where they wished to include a double wall oven into the new kitchen design. The key to making it work is knowing the size of your ovens. Overall this can be tricky and often requires some filler panels to complete the design. If this is more than you are willing to tackle, reach out to us at Homestud Studios and we will design the kitchen of your dreams.

The same principle can be applied to stovetops and microwaves. Start by determining the size of both the appliance and the required cutout space.

These dimensions will allow you to determine cabinet sizes, drawer front sizes, and door sizing to give you that built-in look. This is an often overlooked part of kitchen design. First lets get something out of the way. Vented and ventless hoods are NOT the same thing.