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Built-In Wine Coolers

Built-in wine coolers are made to fit into cabinetry or a bar run for a clean, finished look. This page is part of our wine coolers collection and includes sixteen KingsBottle models, from 24-inch under-counter coolers to full-height upright units.

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  1. 1Drinks
  2. 2Fit· Built-in
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1. What are you chilling?

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2. Where will it go?

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Built-In Sizes and Styles

Options include 24-inch under-counter single and dual zone coolers with Low-E glass doors, 30-, 36- and 39-inch wine and beer combos, a 48-inch under-bench wine fridge and bar refrigerator combo, 47-inch single and dual zone coolers, tall single zone models and upright combos with triple temperature zones. For cabinet-height units only, see under-counter wine coolers.

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Built-In Wine Cooler FAQs

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How much does a built-in wine cooler cost?

Built-in wine coolers here start at $1,795 for 24-inch under-counter models and run to $5,495 for upright wine and beer combos. The 30- to 39-inch combos are $1,995 to $2,495, and the 47-inch single and dual zone coolers are $2,295 and $2,395.

What is the best 24-inch undercounter wine fridge?

We carry three 24-inch under-counter KingsBottle wine coolers: a single zone Low-E glass model ($1,795), a 44-bottle dual zone model ($1,795) and a dual zone Low-E glass model ($1,895). Choose by whether you need one or two temperature zones.

Can a freestanding wine cooler be built in?

Not always. Units enclosed in cabinetry generally need proper ventilation, so check the manufacturer's installation guidance first. If you're unsure about a model, call 512-777-0154 or contact us.

Is a wine cooler the same as a refrigerator?

No. A wine cooler is designed to keep wine at steadier, generally warmer temperatures than a kitchen refrigerator. Combo models add a colder zone for beer and other drinks.

What should I measure before buying a built-in wine cooler?

Measure the width, height and depth of the opening, and leave room for the door to swing. Some KingsBottle models offer a right- or left-hand hinge to help with layout.