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Undercounter refrigerator drawer from Aga

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The new Aga undercounter refrigerator drawer (60 RDA) has classic Aga looks and the latest refrigeration technology. This undercounter refrigerator drawer is compact, only 24" wide, and fits snugly under the counter for that fully integrated look and offers the greatest usable capacity for its class. The undercounter refrigerator has a stainless steel interior, full extension slides and unique LED lighting system. Easy access all the way to the back. Lower drawer can vertically store two-liter soda and opened wine bottles. Optional adjustable drawer divider, European-style Gastronorm system, clear lids and dishwasher safe pans. Other features of this undercounter refrigerator drawer are stylish contoured doors and full auto defrost. Capacity is 5.7 cubic feet. Available in cream, claret and black. The price starts around $3,000. See also Aga Rayburn Cookmaster XT.

Posted August 2, 2006 10:27 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack

Marvel refrigerator drawers

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Marvel refrigerator drawers are designed to keep your food fresh. These European style drawers separate odors and flavors and are extremely versatile. Extra-deep lower drawer can take two-liter and opened wine bottles. Fully extendable slides provide easy access. Optional E-Z Stor Storage System comes with handy organizer frame, stainless steel bins and clear plastic lids. You can remove the stainless steel bins and carry them over to cooking or serving table. Dishwasher safe. These refrigerator drawers feature automatic LED light, hidden one-touch controls with LED digital display, full auto defrost. Available in 24" and 30" widths. Overall dimensions are H34” x W23.88" x D24.25" and H34”x W29.88" x D24.25” respectively. Marvel.

Posted July 20, 2006 11:08 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack

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