I recently discovered that these exist. (My house has a single wall oven and an Advantium microwave oven. The Advantium is supposed to work like an oven, too, but I just have never used it that way.)

I'd like to replace my single wall oven with a double oven. I have found ONLY GE models doing Google searches. Does anyone know of other brands? My husband doesn't like the look of the GE ovens.

What's the space measurement? Maybe check Thermador. Their steam ovens are smaller than their traditional ovens, so the combination of the two might fit. I think their speed ovens are also smaller.

I'd check Wolf and Gaggenau as well.

Check into the Samsung flex duo wall oven. I have the range version. Has a slide out divider that changes between single and dual oven.

Might be an option.

Interesting. A quick google search doesn't show many options. We just got a new range and seemed every manufacturer had double oven ranges. I just assumed they'd all have double wall ovens as well.

I will say that when we looked we opted against it because it seemed to make both ovens really, really small. Would be pretty annoying to want to do a turkey, a roast, etc and not be able to.

Another option, which completely depends on how much you use your microwave, but remove the microwave and use the space for a true double oven. We removed our wall oven microwave combo for a range and to open the space. We moved our microwave to the pantry.

This seems like the way better option vs a true split double oven in a single footprint. The divider do a good job of keeping separate temps in the two ovens?

I have considered removing the microwave. Or getting rid of the drawer under the oven and using the additional space to put in a true double oven.

htxag09 said:

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This seems like the way better option vs a true split double oven in a single footprint. The divider do a good job of keeping separate temps in the two ovens?

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We installed the range version of it in July and love it so far. The one limit is they both have to be set within 100 degrees of each other, but that is not usually a problem for us (actual Max temperature difference varies with temperature settings I believe).

Having the two small ovens is great for normal dinner prep and then can have a big oven where needed.

I have the GE and love it. The smaller one on top is pur go to because it hears up quickly and maintains Temps great. Food also cooks a little faster I think because it maintains temp so well. 20 lbs turkey has been cooked in the bottom side. Best purchase.

Brad06ag said:

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Check into the Samsung flex duo wall oven. I have the range version. Has a slide out divider that changes between single and dual oven.

Might be an option.

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We have this same oven and we love it.