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    Freestanding Wine Fridges & Coolers

    A freestanding wine fridge is designed for stand-alone installation, with ventilation around all sides. Browse our freestanding wine coolers for stylish, convenient wine storage. Available from leading brands in various sizes, styles, and with a range of functions.

    Freestanding Wine Fridges & Coolers

    Choose a freestanding wine fridge in black or stainless steel doors, and storage capacities from 12 to 300+ Bordeaux bottles for your home or business.

     

    Freestanding Wine Fridge Temperature Zones

    Available with single or dual temperature zones to cater to any wine selection for service or long-term ageing:

     

    Single Zone

    Store one style of wine at a consistent temperature, like white wines chilled at 5-9°C.

    Dual Zone

    Store white wines like Chardonnay at 7-10°C and red wines like Burgundy at 13-19°C in the same device.

    Multi Zone

    Polyvalent technology cools several types of wine (red, white, rose) with optimal climate conditions, offering 6 different temperatures simultaneously.

    Humidity Controlled 

    Managed between 55-85% ensuring corks don't dry and mold is no issue.

     

    Freestanding Wine Fridge Bottle Capacity

    Floor-standing wine coolers are available in sizes catering to the space available and bottles in the collection.

     

    • Smaller device: for home use, space-saving designs with 45-60cm widths and up to 82cm height, offer bottle capacities from 30-50. 
    • Medium-sized: models like the Swisscave WLB360DF have 90-120 bottle capacities and can store larger bottles like Champagne.
    • Larger models: offer 120-300 capacities, ideal for fine wine collections stored at home rather than in bond -  shop for a large capacity wine fridge.

     

    Key Features of Freestanding Wine Coolers

    Find extras like multiple lighting modes and display shelves in our premium models. Other features to look for in a freestanding wine fridge include:

     

    • UV protection: protect wines from harmful UV, with double-glazed, UV glass or solid doors to prevent light damage.
    • Sliding shelves: fitted with telescopic shelves so bottles can be easily accessed even with a sizeable collection.
    • Door lock: Vin Garde wine coolers, feature secure doors keeping your collection safe from unwanted attention.
    • Digital control: set the temperature to your exact requirements.
    • Vibrationless: models are installed with dampened, vibration-free compressors.

     

    Stand alone wine coolers enhance entertaining or commercial spaces, showcasing your collection in its finest light, creating a warm ambience.

    • LED lighting: freestanding wine fridges feature illuminating white lights, while premium models feature white, warm white, or blue lighting - changed with a button press.
    • Display shelves: the 200-bottle, Swisscave WLB460DFLD, features 7 elegant display shelves positioned at tilted angles - ideal to highlight labels.

     

    Speak To Our Freestanding Wine Fridge Experts

    Here at EWS, our priority is your satisfaction, we focus on excellent customer care (see our 5-star reviews) and best-in-class wine storage units.

    Our stand alone, freestanding wine fridges come with a minimum of 2 years manufacturer warranty and free 2-person delivery is standard. 

    Contact EWS about our wine cooler fridges today via live chat in the bottom right 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.

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    Freestanding Wine Fridge FAQ's

    Can I Use a Freestanding Wine Cooler Under a Counter?

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    No. As previously mentioned, freestanding wine coolers are engineered to dissipate heat from the back of the unit, so if they were to be enclosed under countertops or in close proximity to a wall, they run the risk of overheating and essentially, breaking. Also, if you were to install a freestanding cooler under your counter, you would invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty which puts you at risk of substantial repair fees.

    Can I Put a Freestanding Wine Fridge in a Garage or Cold Room?

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    Yes, providing the model you purchase has winter function or a heating element fitted. This will allow the unit to maintain the desired wine storage temperature internally even if the ambient temperature drops down to 0 degrees. Please ask us or read the product specification to see if the product has winter function.

    What's The Difference Between a Freestanding Wine Cooler and Built-In?

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    Built-in wine coolers are designed to be installed within cabinets or under counters whilst freestanding wine coolers are designed to stand independently. Built in models pull in cool air from a vent at the front of the unit while freestanding wine coolers dissipate from the external body via conduction. This means that when placing your freestanding wine cooler it has sufficient ventilation.

    Can I Reverse the Door on a Freestanding Wine Fridge?

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    Some larger freestanding wine fridges have reversible doors, but most smaller models do not have reversible doors. Use the filters to select ‘reversible door’ and models that have reversible doors will be shown.

    How Many Bottles Can a Freestanding Wine Fridge Hold?

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    Freestanding wine fridges aren’t limited to cabinet space, so bottle capacity can vary. We have a 20 bottle up to 300+ bottle wine fridges for sale.

    Most wine fridges are designed to store standard Bordeaux bottles; if you plan on storing larger bottles like Champagne, the bottle capacity will decrease.

    How to Install a Freestanding Wine Cooler?

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    It's important to remember that a freestanding wine cooler needs to vent hot air. Freestanding wine fridges need 10-15cm of space around the back and sides and at least 30cm above. The top of the freestanding unit should never be obstructed, and objects shouldn't be placed on top. If you buy a freestanding model and build it into cabinets, the unit will eventually overheat and break; this will also void the manufacturer warranty.