155 Can 24" Convertible Beverage Refrigerator

Features

• The modern design of this beverage center features a sleek handle and glass door with stainless trim that will integrate into your kitchen beautifully
• Easily flip the four reversible flex shelves to accommodate different types of beverages. Use the wooden side to hold wine bottles in place, and the glass side for cans of beer, soda, and more.
• This shelf can be angled, giving you the option to store your wine bottles on their side or display them with the labels showing so you can find the one you want in no time
• This large-capacity beverage center gives you extra space to store your favorite beverages and more
• This beverage center can be freestanding or built-in so it fits flush with your cabinetry. This beverage center is compliant with the ADA and UFAS, as it's designed to be accessible, easy to open, and easy to use. Adjust beverage center settings to observe religious holidays and days of rest.
• Recessed LED interior lighting helps you locate items quickly and easily. This stainless steel handle has a clean, classic look that will complement your kitchen. A tinted glass door with stainless steel accents has a high-end, modern appearance that will blend well with your other appliances and décor. Use a power button to turn your interior lighting on or off.
• Upfront digital temperature controls are easy to access and let you store items anywhere between 38 and 61ºF. An easy-to-hear door alarm makes sure you always know when the door has been left open, so you can save refrigerated items and energy. Use a power button to turn your beverage center on and off without needing to access the plug.
• Walk the Delivery Path; Measure doorways, hallways, stairways, and areas where there may be a tight fit to ensure your appliance will fit.
• Measure Your Space; If purchasing a freestanding unit, measure the area you plan on keeping it. If purchasing a built-in unit, first measure the height from the floor to the lowest point of any overhead cabinets. Then, the depth from the back wall to the front edge of your counters. Finally, the width at the upper cabinet, countertop, and base levels at its narrowest points.
• Include ventilation space: You’ll need minimum clearances of 2 inches from the back wall, 1 inch from the upper cabinet, and 1/8 inch on either side of the fridge