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If you're looking for a 35cm or 350mm wine coolers your best option for a built in product is to choose from a smaller 295mm wide wine fridge or a slightly larger 395mm wine cooler. We offer both of these product types in a range of stand alone freestanding wine fridges which are closer to the 350mm width or products which can be seamlessly used as integrated or built in to kitchens, living spaces, and commercial environments with cavities that are slightly slimmer or wider than 35cm.
The width of these wine fridges is actually around 295mm or 395mm, which allows them to be positioned under counter between standard kitchen cabinets if they are built in models. This leaves approximately 2.5mm of space on each side of the unit to allow for sufficient ventilation and room for the door to open without obstruction. Please ensure freestanding models are not built under counter or into cabinetry as they require ventilation around all sides.
A 35cm wine cooler is best for people who don't have a large space in their kitchen for a fridge. By choosing a unit of such a compact size, you will be able to provide your collection with an idyllic storage environment without entirely altering the look of your kitchen or living space.
These slimline wine coolers can be installed within kitchen cabinets, left as a freestanding wine cooler, or added to a kitchen worktop.
By choosing such a narrow wine fridge, you will only have enough space for one cooling zone, and so, if you want to store both red and white wine (or sparkling/rose/champagne), then you will need a dual zone wine fridge instead.
We stock both thermoelectric and compressor wine coolers.
Each wine fridge comes with either a 2 year or a 3 year warranty.
Whilst wine coolers of 35cm or 350mm width are renowned for their slimline appearance, they are actually available as both single zone units.
Single zone wine units ensure that every single bottle is kept at the same temperature, whilst dual zone units allow you to store various types of wines at their optimal temperatures.
The unit type you choose should depend entirely on the kind of wine you are going to be storing.
For example, if you are someone whose collection solely consists of white wine, a single zone cooler may be the better choice for you. On the other hand, if you are someone whose collection consists of a range of reds and whites, you will need to consider purchasing a dual zone unit.
350mm wine coolers are typically designed to be built in to kitchen cabinets or integrated under counter tops like a 300mm, 400mm, 500mm or 600mm wide built in wine cooler.
With this being said, they can also be installed as stand-alone units if required. When it comes to installing your wine cooler, it is imperative that there is at least 0.25cm of space left on either side to allow for adequate ventilation.
This extra space also allows for the cabinet’s door to open properly without obstruction. You will also need to ensure that the front-facing ventilation system is not blocked in any way as this will affect the unit’s ability to function.
Despite their narrow and slim appearance, 350mm wine coolers are available with various innovative features.
These features not only work to make your life easier, but they also help to ensure your wine is constantly protected from the sorts of environmental threats that are known to cause oxidization and flavour degradation.
These features include: charcoal filters (to eliminate unwanted odours), an anti-UV treated glass door (to protect your wine against sunlight overexposure), LED lighting (to elegantly illuminate your wine collection) and door alarms (to alert you of any fluctuations in humidity or temperature).
To understand if a 35cm wine cooler is right for you, there are several factors you will need to consider. You will need to think about the size of your wine collection, what kinds of features you require and how much disposable space you have to work with.
Expert Wine storage stocks wine coolers by brands such as Avintage, Climadiff, and Dunavox, while most are available as black and stainless steel.
If you're worried about energy consumption, then a 35cm wine fridge will be ideal, as the smaller size uses a lot less energy to maintain. They have an energy rating of Energy Efficiency Class 'G', which is low energy consumption. We stock a range of energy efficient wine fridges here at Expert Wine Storage.
If you are someone who simply likes to keep 5-8 of your favourite bottles to hand, or you are just starting out in the world of wine collecting, a small bottle capacity 350mm wine fridge may be a great choice for you.
On the other hand, if you are someone with a particularly extensive collection of wine, a 350mm wine cooler may not provide you with the necessary amount of space.
If you are looking for a wine cooler with an anti-UV treated glass door and a single zone, a 350mm wine cooler should be able to meet your requirements. On the other hand, if you are looking for a multi zone wine cooler with precise humidity controls, you may need to consider choosing a larger, more advanced model.
The reason why this is important is that wine needs to be stored at a certain temperature range to maintain its flavour and avoid it going bad. A dry full-bodied red wine will require a different temperature zone than a complex and sweet white wine. And using the electronic temperature control will help you adjust this.
In terms of space, you will need to ensure you have enough disposable room in your home for the 35cm wine fridge to be installed. Luckily, these units are extremely narrow and relatively small in comparison to other wine coolers which makes them an ideal choice for most.
If you have any questions about 35cm Wine Coolers, please get in touch via our email info@expertwinestorage.co.uk or call us on 0330 133 2327 and one of expert UK sales team will be very happy to help. Find everything you need to enjoy and preserve your wine collection to its fullest with our extensive range of wine fridges online.
Author: Philip Thompson
Philip is the General Manager at Expert Wine Storage, and is very knowledgable about all things relating to wine and wine storage, including wine fridges. He is regularly featured in media outlets sharing his knowledge on wine. Connect on Linkedin
