300mm Wine Coolers

Where To Use a 30cm/300mm Sized Fridge?

At 295mm wide, 570mm-600mm deep, and 820mm-880mm, these wine coolers are ideal to build into spaces that are "left over" or don't quite reach a standard 600mm size of appliance.

They are compact, ideal for apartments or flats, accommodate small wine collections (reds, whites, sparkling wines) but are also perfect for cooling drinks like beer, soda, and spirits.

They work great as part of a home bar, whether that's in a converted understairs cupboard or a garden room. They're also great if you want a freestanding drinks fridge in an entertaining area that doesn't take up too much space, such as in a conservatory or garden room.

You could also use them to add a luxurious feel to a holiday home or Airbnb rental property, as they don't dominate your limited kitchen space and are cheaper than a larger sized fridge.

If you're looking for a unit tailored to storing drinks then we recommend the built in Mquvee Beer Server 30 priced at £929, available in stainless steel or black, that can hold up to 21 soda cans or 21 beer bottles.

Will I see a GAP?

As with all built-in appliances, there is a small ventilation gap around the fridge for it to function properly, and so you will see a very small gap around it.

If you prefer a completely seamless look, then you should look for an integrated wine fridge instead.

Key Benefits of Our 30cm Wine Fridge Range

Our bespoke range includes the following features:

• Charcoal filters to eliminate unwanted odours.
• Anti-UV treated glass door to protect your wine against sunlight overexposure.
• LED lighting to elegantly illuminate your wine collection.
• Door alarm to alert you of any fluctuations in humidity or temperature.
• Sliding wooden shelves for easy access to your collection.
• Energy ratings of F or G depending on the specific model reducing energy costs.
• Quiet noise levels of between 35 and 39 dB.

Key Facts

Compact & Versatile Storage

1. A 300mm wine cooler is designed for small spaces such as apartments and kitchens.
2. They are available in built-in or freestanding models.
3. A built-in wine cooler is integrated with kitchen cabinetry.
4. A freestanding wine cooler requires 2-3 inches of ventilation space around it.
5. A 300mm wine cooler can store 16 to 29 bottles, depending on height and depth.
6. Some wine coolers include adjustable shelving to accommodate larger bottles such as Champagne or Magnum bottles.
7. Some wine coolers include glass shelves for storing beer and soft drinks.

Temperature Control & Energy Efficiency

1. A 300mm wine cooler can havea single or dual temperature zone.
2. A dual-zone wine coolerstores red and white wines separately at different temperatures.
3. The temperature range in the wine cooler varies from 5°C to 20°C, depending on the model.
4. Many wine coolers are designed to be energy-efficient.
5. Some wine coolers include temperature alarms to notify users of fluctuations.

Design & Build Features

1. A 300mm wine cooler is available in stainless steel, black glass, or wooden shelf designs.
2. A UV-protected glass door prevents wine damage from sunlight.
3. An LED lighting system enhances visibility inside the cooler.
4. Some LED lighting systems include an on/off function.
5. A reversible door provides flexibility in installation.

Installation & Maintenance

1. A built-in wine cooler vents from the front and requires a plinth grille for airflow.
2. A freestanding wine cooler needs adequate space around it to prevent overheating.
3. Most 300mm wine coolers operate at low noise levels (typically under 44dB).
4. A low-vibration cooling system protects wine by preventing sediment disturbance.
5. Regular cleaning of the interior, exterior, and ventilation system prevents dust buildup.
6. A tight door sealensures that cold air does not escape.

Choosing the Right Model

1. A dual-zone wine cooleris ideal for storing different types of wine at optimal temperatures.
2. Most 300mm wine coolers have a single temperature zone.
3. A larger 600mm wine cooler typically includes dual-zone cooling.
4. A wine cooler with at least 20-bottle capacity allows for future collection expansion.
5. A wine cooler price ranges from £120 to £400+ depending on the model and features.
6. A UK plug ensures easy installation for UK buyers.

If you have any questions get in touch with us today via our live chat button in the bottom right corner of the screen, email info@expertwinestorage.co.uk or call us on 0330 133 2327 - one of our knowledgeable, experts from the UK-based team will be delighted to help you immediately.