Cella's built-in wine coolers come from its Kitchenline collection. They run from a slim cabinet holding a few bottles to a tall in-column unit that can hold a serious cellar. Every model stores wine between 5°C and 20°C, and listed noise levels are a quiet 36 to 38 dB, so they sit comfortably in an open-plan kitchen or living space.
Width is the first decision. The narrowest models are 295 mm wide and hold 18 bottles across two temperature zones, which suits a narrow gap in a run of units. They aren't designed for champagne bottles. The 450 mm reduced-depth models are shallower and take 33 bottles in a single zone, champagne bottles included. At 597 mm wide you can choose between a dual-zone cooler for 36 bottles and a single-zone version that fits 38. For tall housing, the 595 mm integrated in-column models go from compact 17- and 24-bottle units up to 96 bottles across two zones with 255 litres of space.
Zones matter as much as size. Two zones let you keep reds and whites at different temperatures side by side. A single zone suits a collection kept at one steady temperature, whether that's mostly whites or wine you're keeping to age. Finishes include black, black glass, stainless steel and panel ready. A panel-ready cooler takes a furniture door so it matches the cabinets around it, and one panel-ready model is described as push to open, which suits a handleless kitchen. All models use touch controls, and many have a full colour TFT display.
To narrow the choice, measure the space first and decide between a slot in a run of units and a tall in-column housing. Then think about how many bottles you keep and whether you want one temperature or two. Finally, pick a finish to suit your kitchen. You can also browse the same coolers among all Cella wine coolers, or see the wider brand line-up in all Cella products.
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