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Under counter refrigerators provide extra storage space while freeing up space in your refrigerator. They are available in a variety of sizes and styles. We have solid door models that are energy efficient and great for self-service areas. We also have glass-door models that look elegant and are ideal for displaying merchandise.

Capacity

It's important to take in the capacity of a appliance when shopping for a new undercounter commercial fridge or a small home refrigerator. The best undercounter fridges feature bright and spacious interiors with adjustable shelves and storage bin options for a variety of food items. These models also have the biggest refrigeration capacity, which is ideal for fresh ingredients, pantry items, and condiments.

Undercounter refrigerators come in a range of sizes, ranging from 20 to 24" wide and 18 to 26" deep. They can be concealed to fit in small spaces or for bar-style installations. Some models have stainless steel finishes, making them a stylish addition for any kitchen.

Commercial undercounter refrigerators are small and fit under counters in restaurants, pizzerias and catering companies. They're great to store drinks, snacks and other food items that require a low to moderate amount of cooling. They're easy to keep clean and are robust. They are also a good option for a home-kitchen because they're simple to install and clean as well as use.

Undercounter fridges are similar to mini fridges however, they have larger capacities for storage and can be built-in or freestanding. Some have separate freezer compartments. Other have cooling compartments with small sizes for storing beverages and canned goods. The temperature control is adjustable digitally, ranging from 33 to 38 degree Fahrenheit.

Energy efficiency

There are lots of alternatives for a budget-friendly undercounter fridge, whether you're looking to cool vegetables and fruit or store leftovers. You can choose between single or double-door fridges with a variety of shelving and door storage bins along with a salad crisper drawer for fresh food items. Certain models include an egg tray.

A majority of undercounter refrigerators have a high-quality fan to draw in cool air and then funnel it through the evaporator in the refrigerator which cools it down quickly. The fan can also draw warm air from the refrigerator therefore it is crucial to check the level of noise. The decibel scale measures the amount of noise. Anything lower than 40 dB could be considered to be quiet. The side of the refrigerator which opens can also affect the position it can be placed.

Certain refrigerators with undercounters have a raised backsplash bolted or welded to the top of the cabinet. This is to guard against spills and other food-related messes. This makes it easy to clean and disinfect the interior. Some models feature an open front door with hinges that allows for easier opening. There are also ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant worktop models that have legs that are shorter, that allow them to fit under counters that measure 34 inches or less. They feature the same interior as normal models, but are specifically designed for wheelchair accessibility.

Noise

At first, the sounds produced by your undercounter refrigerator can be a bit overwhelming. You will hear whirring and buzzing sounds from the compressor (if you have one) and clicking and gurgling sounds when the making of ice. These sounds are normal, but can be very loud if you listen to them continuously.

To reduce the noise, you can try soundproofing the space behind your refrigerator. This will trap the noise and stop it from moving around the room as. However, this solution will take up a lot of space, so it may not be appropriate for everyone. If you're not confident enough to tackle this yourself, you can also buy an acoustic cover that can be fitted to the back of your refrigerator.

Commercial undercounter refrigerators are found in a variety of environments such as restaurants and cafes, to sports arenas and skyboxes. They're great for storing food and drinks and ensuring they're kept cool so that they're ready to serve.

Pick from a variety of designs that are suited to your budget and the space. Stainless steel models are a popular choice because they blend in well with most kitchens and come with an easy-to-clean fingerprint-resistant finish. We also have undercounter refrigerators that have glass doors for a sleeker, more modern look.

Installation

Undercounter refrigerators are a fantastic addition to the kitchen, allowing you to have extra storage space for food and drink items that don't take up the floor space. The Curry's range of refrigerators under counter comes in various sizes and designs, so you're bound to find the right model for your home. Some of our compact models are ideal for use under counters and others come with sliding doors that conceal the appliance when not being used. You can find ADA certified models that meet the accessibility requirements for wheelchair users.

The fridges that we sell under counter fridge sale counter can be freestanding or built-in. If you decide to go with a built-in fridge, make sure there is enough space behind the unit to accommodate a socket and that the refrigerator will be at the correct height within the space available. It's also important to verify which side the fridge opens since some are reversible and some are not.

The addition of a compact refrigerator to your office, shed or man's cave is a great solution to keep snacks and beverages in your fridge when you're working at home. Most of our refrigerators feature slim profiles and vents to the front, making them easy to install under counters. We also offer models with glass doors that look fantastic in wine and home bar cellars. You can also choose from panel-ready options that can be seamlessly integrated into your cabinetry.