ᐅ Built-in wine climate cabinet

Hello,

I am looking for a manufacturer and, of course, pricing for wine coolers that I can integrate into my kitchen so that the wine cooler is "hidden" behind the kitchen front.
Basically, like a standard built-in refrigerator.

It is important that this is a climate-controlled wine cabinet and NOT just a temperature-controlled cabinet.

I hope someone here can help me.

Many thanks and best regards,

Peter.Huelsen

I don’t quite understand the point. If the cabinet isn’t supposed to have climate zones, what’s the purpose of a wine cooler?
Humidity, storage, and the correct temperature are what give a wine cabinet its function.
That’s why these cabinets are equipped with such features, which wine enthusiasts appreciate.
Otherwise, just use a regular refrigerator and equip it with bottle racks, or look for a cooling unit designed for bottles.
Sorry, I certainly don’t want to lecture you, I just can’t follow your reasoning.

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Hello Neige,

then you didn’t quite understand me. It should be a wine climate cabinet, NOT a wine cooling cabinet.
The installation method should simply correspond to that of a standard built-in refrigerator.

Peter

Peter.Huelsen schrieb:
Hello Neige,

then you have misunderstood me. It is supposed to be a wine climate cabinet, NOT a wine cooler.
The installation method should simply follow that of a standard built-in refrigerator.

Peter

That raises the question for me why a wine climate cabinet, which is intended for the long-term storage of wine (similar to a wine cellar), should be installed in a kitchen. If anything, a wine cooler belongs in the kitchen, as that is where the wine is kept for regular tasting.
A wine climate cabinet can nicely be placed somewhere in a corner, storage room, or basement, since it is usually not opened or used often.

@ Nordanney:
Because the kitchen is very large and we don’t have a basement or another place where it would fit well.

Looking for advice on appliances here, not on a location.

Peter

Just try searching on Google; there are hardly any models available – but if you find one, you’ll need to open the case wide.
I especially liked the following version: