And the main advantage of built-in equipment over freestanding is precisely in appearance, it looks much more aesthetically pleasing. It is possible to arrange the room in accordance with your wishes, whatever they may be. Built-in appliances will perfectly "get along" with any kitchen furniture. Especially if we are talking about the so-called "countertop" models, which are completely hidden behind decorative panels so that they cannot be distinguished from ordinary furniture at all.

The second advantage of the "build—in" is its convenience — everything can be placed as the owner wishes. For example, the hob and oven can be installed in different places, which is completely impossible in the case of a freestanding stove. So, often the oven is located high enough so that when cooking there is no need to constantly bend over to it. That is, the "build—in" is also an economical distribution of kitchen space. However, it should be remembered that it is important to carry out proper planning, correctly carry out all pipes and wires, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to change anything later. Also, at the planning stage, the equipment itself should be selected.

At the same time, the built-in appliances are placed so that there are no gaps and cracks between them, between which dust is constantly clogged (and all kinds of objects, like kitchen knives, are constantly falling through) and which always do not look too aesthetically pleasing.

However, embedded technology has one very serious drawback — it always costs more with similar technical characteristics. And, unfortunately, sometimes the cost is frankly overpriced. But the assortment presented in stores today is quite wide, if desired, you can pick up everything you need for the kitchen without paying too much at the same time. In addition, the advantages listed above still outweigh a single drawback.