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    Integrated Wine Fridges

    An integrated wine fridge is designed to fit seamlessly in kitchen cabinetry with minimal ventilation. Find an integrated wine cooler to install flush to blend in with your cabinetry trim or door.

    Why Buy an Integrated Wine Fridge

    Elevate your wine storage with integrated wine coolers from Dunavox, Liebherr, or Swisscave.

     

    Integrated Wine Fridges for Every Space

    Integrated wine fridges are available with three different door designs offering varying levels of customisation:

     

    Handleless Wine Fridges

    • Make a statement in your new kitchen with a push-to-open, handleless door design. Self-ventilating wine fridges have glass doors, like the Dunavox DAVG-32.80DB.TO. Glass doors effortlessly marry other handle-free appliances, for uninterrupted views across your cabinetry.

     

    Fully Integrated

    • Fully integrated models attach to cabinet doors or carpentry trim so you can discreetly hide appliances. Panel ready wine fridges feature handleless, push-to-open doors.

     

    Traditional Pull Open Integrated Wine Coolers

    • Traditional pull-open doors, fitted with black or stainless steel handles, like the contemporary Dunavox DAVS-18.46SS. Integrated wine fridges are competitively priced versus handleless or fully integrated versions.

     

    Precise Temperature

    Provide your collection with superb temperature control, protecting the integrity of your wines.

     

    • Dual temperature: two temperature compartments offer individual climate conditions between 5°C - 20°C. The cooler zone, located at the top of the device and the warmer zone at the bottom - idyllic conditions for serving red and white wines.

    • Single temperature: 18 to 24 bottle concealed wine coolers include one dedicated single temperature zone of a 5°C - 20°C range, perfect for a chilled glass of Pinot Grigio with dinner.

     

    Integrated Wine Fridges Offer Compact Size

    Integrated wine fridges start at small, energy-efficient, 18 Bordeaux bottle capacity up to larger, 114 bottle capacity - ample space for passionate wine collectors.

    Magnum and Burgundy bottles fit in the bottom well, but larger bottles do reduce capacity and shelves may need removing.

    Coolers have widths of 600mm while their height ranges from a compact 450mm height to taller designs to fit 1250mm cavities.

     

    Visual Showpiece

    These integrated wine cooler designs use spotlight LED lighting, creating a beautiful display in your living or dining space.

     

    Dramatic lighting

    • Premium models offer a choice of white, warm white, and blue lights highlighting bottle labels in a warm glow. 
    • Enhance your home ambiance with a feature display to attract attention.

     

    Elegant Display Shelves

    • The 72 Bordeaux bottle, Dunavox DAVS-72.185DB integrated wine cooler features 9x elegant sliding shelves with 1x display shelf, located at the bottom, positioned at a tilted angle - ideal to highlight labels.

     

    In Column Integrated Wine Fridge Installation

    Embedded wine coolers require professional installation, the grill vent in the floor plinth allows cool air to enter behind the unit, and 4-5cm depth at the rear of the cabinet allows warm air to escape. 

    Position the Dunavox self-ventilating range straight into the housing under the counter - an innovative option for your kitchen.

     

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    Frequently Asked Questions

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

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    Built-in and integrated wine fridges are both designed to be installed into cabinetry or a countertop. Built-in wine coolers are designed to be installed into a space in cabinetry or under a countertop. An integrated wine fridge is designed to be more seamlessly integrated into surrounding cabinetry like an in-column oven for example. They may have a slightly shallower depth too.

    What's the Difference Between Integrated vs Fully Integrated?

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    The main difference between integrated wine fridge and fully integrated products is that fully integrated models can have a kitchen cabinet door installed on the front of them, so they look like they're part of the existing kitchen.

    Normal integrated versions will fit in without an obvious gap, but won't have cabinetry attached to the outside of the door.