How Wide Is A Dual Zone Wine Cooler?

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Written By Roseanne

Charlie's been a wine enthusiast for 20+ years. He and Roseanne have a vast amount of experience and expertise in wine refrigerators.

 

 

 

 

Some people might be curious about the actual size of a dual-zone wine cooler. Don’t worry, though; we’re here to assist.

We’ll be talking about the typical width of a dual-zone wine refrigerator in this article.

We’re going to discuss a dual-zone wine fridge’s width (by giving real examples) as well as the other factors you’ll want to take into account before choosing a unit since we assume that you may be in the market and trying to determine whether a dual-zone wine cooler is suitable for your needs.

Let’s now discuss the width of wine coolers and other factors pertaining to wine storage!

What Is A Wine Cooler?

An appliance commonly used to store and cool wine is a wine cooler. They are available in a range of sizes and hold a sizable amount of wine.

Simply put, a dual-zone wine fridge is a device with 2 storage areas; consequently, it typically has more bottle storage space. They frequently weigh more and are noticeably bigger in size (because of the extra bottle capacity), but buying one has some advantages.

How Wide Is A Dual Zone Wine Fridge?

When comparing different models, brands of dual-zone wine refrigerators, which each have a unique structural design, and aesthetic appearance, and use different materials in manufacturing, vary in size to some extent.

However, from our research, they on average range from ″ (inches) to ″ (inches) in width.

Given the wide range in bottle capacities between dual zone wine fridges, the following are some precise weight examples at various bottle capacities:

  • 25 bottle: Koolatron 24 Bottle Dual Zone Wine Cooler – 14″ W
  • 50 bottle: La Sommeliere – 50 Bottle Dual Zone Wine Cooler – 18.89″ W
  • 100 bottle: KingsBottle 100 Bottle Dual Zone Wine Fridge – 27″ W
  • 150 bottle: – Wine Enthusiast SommSeries 150 Bottle Dual Zone Wine Cellar – 23.75″ W
  • 200 bottle: Climadiff PCLP205 – 204 Bottle Multi Zone Wine Cooler – 23.42″ W
  • 300 bottle: Avintage – 294 Freestanding Ageing Cabinet DVA305PA+ – 27.55″ W

What Other Factors Are Important To Consider?

Placement

The location of a wine fridge is crucial to think about because it will depend on the model you buy. A wine refrigerator without a front-facing vent, for instance, cannot be installed in a built-in or under-counter position. Freestanding and built-in wine coolers differ in this way.

Usage

What purpose does the wine fridge serve? Is this intended for personal or professional use? The type and size of the unit you ultimately choose will be determined by this because wine coolers designed for business or commercial use are larger and have more features. They are also more expensive.

Wine Bottle Capacity

In essence, the number of wine bottles that can be stored and cooled depends on bottle capacity. As a result, this also directly relates to “usage” and will depend on whether you’re looking for a large-capacity wine cooler for commercial use or a small unit with a bottle capacity that is suitable for personal use.

Cost

That will determine the kind, brand, and model (and subsequent features) that you can buy is yet another very crucial factor to take into account. It’s important to keep in mind that a wine refrigerator is an investment and that occasionally buying cheap means you might end up buying twice.

Height & Weight

Similar to how important it is to take into account the wine fridge’s width, you must also plan for the unit’s weight, height, and dimensions when placing the appliance in your home or place of business. These factors include transportation and maneuverability.

Features

Finally, features are another factor to take into account. These include the physical appearance (stainless steel or plastic), wine rack material (wood or metal), and zone capacity (single zone or dual zone) in case you need to store red wine and white wine simultaneously in the same unit as part of your wine collection, temperature range, LED lighting color, glass door type (tempered or tinted glass for optimal UV protection), locking functionality, and zone capacity.

Conclusion

Since we are aware of how crucial this is, especially if the appliance is being installed in a built-in or under-counter location, we hope that this article has shed some light on the typical width of a dual-zone wine refrigerator.

Not only this, but we also hope you found the other factors we suggested were very helpful.

 

 

 

 

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