New Sub Zero Integrated Fridge

No matter how nice, new, shiny, and clean an appliance is, sometimes it just doesn’t match the décor of your kitchen—unless shiny, stainless steel happens to be said décor. For those that prefer wooden cabinets and counters, there are ways to match the look to the appliance—such as Sub Zero Freezer Co’s 700 Series. First created in 1995, this line of refrigerators and freezers allows you to integrate them into your home’s décor, whether it be in the kitchen, the office, the bedroom, or wherever you have need. The units accept custom wood panels to seamlessly match the design of the room.

The 736TR is spread out over 3 units: a main upper cabinet refrigerator, and two lower refrigerator drawers. The main refrigerator and the drawers have separate temperature controls, allowing for flexibility in storage and temperature. The temperature is controlled electronically, varying only plus or minus one degree, for better food preservation. A crisper lid snaps easily into either drawer, increasing the versatility of the unit. Other features of the 736TR include adjustable glass, spill-proof shelves, door shelves, deli compartment, dairy compartment and a portable egg tray. An icemaker (736TRI) is optional. An alarm is also built in to let you know if a door is accidentally left open, to prevent food spoilage.

Two, five, and twelve-year residential warranties are available, with exclusions. More information, including a planning brochure, is available online at www.subzero.com. For those that prefer standard designs, non-integrated refrigerators and freezers, as well as undercounter and wine storage units are available as well.

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