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The CBU40D1B dual zone serving cellar is undermount and double door! It fits perfectly in your kitchen and stores your favorite bottles within easy reach with elegance. With it, you will be able to store up to 40 bottles*, spread over the 10 wooden shelves it has.
Built-in wine cellar: CBI40DB1 - The Art of Vintage Preservation
The CBI40DB1, with its discreet dimensions of 56 x 56.3 x 59.5 cm, offers a 36-bottle capacity divided into two temperature zones to pamper your wines. Its black built-in design blends perfectly into your space. It features wooden shelves, adjustable feet and an anti-vibration system for optimum preservation. Temperature ranges from 5°C to 20°C, a digital thermometer and LED lighting provide absolute control.
Built-in wine cellar ideal for storing 2 wines at different temperatures thanks to its double zone: 25 bottles of white wine and 25 of red wine at hand for example !
The CBU51S2B serving cellar is a built-in under counter! It fits perfectly in your kitchen and stores your favorite bottles within easy reach with elegance. With it, you will be able to store up to 51 bottles*, distributed on the 6 wooden front shelves it has.
The CBI28S1B wine cellar can be integrated in a column and therefore fits in one of the niches of your kitchen. This small cellar can hold up to 24 bottles and gives style to your interior. Not too big, not too small: it allows you to access your best vintages at any time and to keep your wines at the ideal temperature.
The CBU20S2B single compartment serving cellar can be installed in your kitchen. It allows you to have 20 bottles* within reach at the right temperature.
CBU7Z1B is a built-in cellar to be installed in your kitchen. It allows you to benefit from 7 bottles within reach and at the ideal tasting temperature. The CBU7Z1B can accommodate a bottle of Champagne at the bottom of the cellar.