Electrolux Warming Drawers

You can keep plates, serving dishes, casseroles and cooked food hot and ready to serve, and even use a low, humid setting to prove dough if you bake. The drawers are designed for holding rather than cooking, so they excel at keeping food fresh between the oven and the table. With a 14cm internal height, they suit stacked dinner plates and shallow dishes rather than tall stockpots. warm your plates before a dinner party so food stays hot when you serve.

A 14cm (139–140mm) height is ideal for stacked plates, shallow bowls and most serving dishes, but it won't take tall pans or large soup tureens. The two models in our range are standard 60cm wide (594–595mm) and have depths of 535–551mm, so you can easily lay out a row of plates or stack several for an evening service. If you rely on very deep casserole dishes, you'll need to check their height before buying.

Electrolux offers a black glass with stainless steel trim (EBD4X) and a full black finish (LBD4Z), both with a minimalistic built-in look that pairs neatly with 60cm ovens and cabinetry. The black glass and stainless option gives a contemporary contrast beside stainless ovens, while the all-black model blends into a darker appliance run for a seamless effect. Because the widths are 594–595mm, the drawers line up well with standard 600mm tall appliance cut-outs for a cohesive finish.

Yes, these Electrolux drawers use mechanical controls and include a discreet timer, so you have tactile, straightforward operation without fiddly electronics. The mechanical setup is durable and quick to adjust while the timer helps prevent over-holding your food. That makes them well suited to both daily family meals and hosting, when you want simple, dependable temperature hold.

If you host even a few larger meals a year, a warming drawer can elevate the experience by keeping food and plates at serving temperature, and the Electrolux models here are priced at a lower price, reflecting their built-in design and premium finishes. For occasional bakers the proving capability and tidy built-in look add value; for infrequent use, the benefit is mainly convenience during entertaining rather than everyday necessity. If you mainly cook single-course meals, consider whether that convenience justifies the outlay for your routine.