24" refrigerator drawers - which ones do you like?

8 years ago

I'm interested in adding 24" fridge drawers in my kitchen to supplement our main fridge. I'd probably keep milk/drinks in them as well as butter and produce. I'd prefer fully integrated so they blend in with the cabinets but its not a requirement (I'd also consider stainless steel). I would like them to be reliable, open smoothly, soft close, and good/functional capacity/layout.

I know Sub Zero has them. Are there any other brands i should be considering (that might be more affordable and just as good)?

Thanks!

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Joe Henderson
8 years ago
The soft close thing isn't too common on drawers but there are a few good ones for the money without it.

Perlick makes an excellent one. They are a huge bar refrigerator company that makes some residential goods.

https://www.perlick.com/residential-products/indoor-products/refrigerator/c-series-refrigerator/

GE monogram actually has a nice set as well that are reasonably priced. We have used those many times over the years.

http://appliances.monogram.com/ApplProducts/ZIDI240HII
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Perlick
8 years ago
Thank you for the recommendation Joe! Perlick C-Series features RAPIDcool forced-air refrigeration for exceptional cooling. They also feature stainless steel interiors and full extension drawers that glide smoothly in and out of the cabinet on commercial grade slides. They are available with stainless steel fronts or ready to accept a custom cabinet overlay panel for a fully integrated look.Good luck with your search and please let us know if you have any questions!

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beachem
8 years ago
I bought Uline.

24" refrigerator drawers - which ones do you like?

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