Howabout an old standard: Trimwork.

If it were me, I'd consider contrasting wood--rather than trying to match the oak.

A couple of ideas: Black walnut. Or go to a sheetmetal shop and order trim to your spec. If you go the metal route, you can probably get black to match the oven. I had a little trim for our range hood made up (of stainless); was less than $100. Definitely 'oversize' it a bit as oven positioning might not center it exactly.

Regards,

-k2 in CO

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** I am replacing [an] old wall oven ... The [new] oven is too small for the cut out... **

You can find trim kits which might be able to be used at the following link:

- Micro-Trim trim kits

LINK > http://appliance411.com/links/jump.cgi?ID=642

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Dan O.

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Very cool DanO! Pretty easy!

Regards,

-k2 in CO

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