You will have trouble finding something with the shallow depth of the GE. A door to match the one next to that spot and associated trim painted to match is one $1K option. Maybe a local cabinet maker can quote you less. Take in a door and pictures to give him the best chance of actuelly doing more than throwing out a figure like $1K

We're using a Ninja DT501 airfryer/oven now. No micro.

Depth is 17.09" or so.

Thank you. Maybe a shelf instead of a door would be cheaper.

• Sharp R1211TY 1.5 cu. ft. Over the Counter Microwave Oven
• Hotpoint HVMB14S4WWW 1.4 cu. ft. Over-the-Range* Microwave Oven
• Frigidaire UMV1422UW 24 Inch Over the Range* Microwave

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*oven can be installed in recirculating mode so it doesn't require any ducting

I will check these out. Thank you!

If you can't find something to fit the space, I would put in a shelf for cookbooks, herbs - or leave it open to give your Kitchenaid more room.

Yes. That’s kind of what I’m thinking now. I’m just wondering if I can find someone to just build a shelf for me.

Anyone you know who owns a Skil saw and a drill can install a shelf for you. If I lived near you, I would do it.

I would use a nice wood shelf, rather than try to match the cabinet paint.

You can also hang both the GE GCHK07N1WWW and GE PCHK11S1WWW inside the cutout. The latter is 24" wide but the former will fit as it's 17-1/4" wide.

You are now a cautionary tale: Don't "build in" microwaves.

I'd have a carpenter create a shelf and add in a very small microwave; personally, I don't use mine much, so I'd be fine with a little one.

Yes. I have learned a good lesson. I’m thinking of going with the shelfgoing with the