Simple wall appliance case typically used as a wall oven or warming drawer enclosure.

Wall appliance case with a double thick top.

Wall appliance case with a double thick top and a double thick bottom.

Wall appliance case with a double thick top and a double thick bottom. This case also has two vertical stile on each side of the opening for an extra wide left and right side.

Wall appliance case with two wide fillers on each side of the opening.

**This cabinet will have multiple seams on the face of the cabinet where the frames/fillers intersect with the cabinet face. This can be unsightly and should be covered by an overlapping trim kit whenever possible to minimize these seams.Additional fillers or a full panel (not included) may be needed to hide seams.

Wall appliance case with two wide fillers on each side of the opening. This cabinet has a double thick and a double thick bottom.

**This cabinet will have multiple seams on the face of the cabinet where the frames/fillers intersect with the cabinet face. This can be unsightly and should be covered by an overlapping trim kit whenever possible to minimize these seams.Additional fillers or a full panel (not included) may be needed to hide seams.

Simple tall appliance case typically used as a wall double oven cabinet case.

Tall appliance case typically used when a wider flat surface is needed near the top and bottom of the opening.

This is a tall refrigerator enclosure cabinet that works with refrigerators that require a dedicated opening up off the floor. Specifically designed to house the Bosch 800 series built-in refrigerator freezer.


The bottom of the opening is 4 3/4" off the floor (4" toe kick plus 3/4" thick deck). There is no toe kick plate at the toe kick area (allow ventilation), cover toe kick with an aftermarket vent of your choosing (not included). The top and the deck are cut short at the rear by 2 3/4" to allow for proper air ventilation to travel from under the cabinet, up behind the back, and out the top.


WARNING: if you plan to stack a wall cabinet on top of this cabinet, you will need to reduce the DEPTH of the wall cabinet by 3". This allows the air flow to travel unrestricted up behind the wall cabinet out the top of the combined cabinet stack.