Frequently Asked Questions

Why Do I Need CutoutMatch.com? Aren't Appliances All Standard?

That’s one of the most common misconceptions—especially with built-in appliances like wall ovens and cooktops. While their exterior widths (like 24", 27", or 30") may follow general standards, the cutout dimensions inside the cabinet can vary significantly depending on the brand, model year, or design. That’s where CutoutMatch comes in—it helps you find appliances that match your existing cutout without hours of digging through spec sheets.

Does CutoutMatch.com Guarantee That an Appliance Will Work in my Space?

CutoutMatch is a helpful starting point, but it’s not a guarantee. Our Appliance Fit Finder uses cutout dimensions to identify models that should be compatible, and we provide links to official specifications so you can double-check before making a purchase.

Since every installation is unique—cabinet construction, clearances, wiring, and ventilation needs—we strongly recommend verifying all dimensions with the manufacturer’s install guide and consulting a professional installer if needed. You are ultimately responsible for confirming the appliance will work in your specific space.

What if I don't know my cutout dimensions?

We recommend measuring the cabinet opening where your appliance will go, not the old appliance itself. Use a tape measure to get the width, height, and depth of the opening—this is what matters most when finding a replacement.

How does the Appliance Fit Finder work?

We use cutout width, height, and depth to search our database of appliances and show models that fall within your provided dimensions. Each result includes a link to the official spec sheet so you can verify all installation requirements before buying.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why Do I Need CutoutMatch.com? Aren't Appliances All Standard?

Does CutoutMatch.com Guarantee That an Appliance Will Work in my Space?

What if I don't know my cutout dimensions?

We recommend measuring the cabinet opening where your appliance will go, not the old appliance itself. Use a tape measure to get the width, height, and depth of the opening—this is what matters most when finding a replacement.

How does the Appliance Fit Finder work?

We use cutout width, height, and depth to search our database of appliances and show models that fall within your provided dimensions. Each result includes a link to the official spec sheet so you can verify all installation requirements before buying.