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The beverage center that makes hosting easy
KitchenAid KUBL204ESB Beverage Center
KitchenAid's undercounter beverage center keeps drinks chilled and ready — a dream upgrade for entertainers and kitchen renovators.
Deal score 8.5 · Steal
$995.00$2,149.00 martin-harris.com's regular price
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Why it's a great deal
- martin-harris.com lists its regular price at $2,149.00: 54% off by its own figures
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 78 buyers
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From martin-harris.com
- Two temperature-controlled zones: top zone 33-40°F, lower zone 42-64°F
- UV-protected thermal glass door helps protect wine from premature aging
- 4.8 cu. ft. capacity with 14 wine bottle capacity
- Touch controls for precise temperature and settings
- Auto-light interior LED lighting is proximity-activated
- Built-in or freestanding installation
- Materials
- Stainless steel frame, black cabinet with textured finish; metal handle; wood-front racks with stainless steel rack fronts; glass shelves
- Fit
- Built-in or freestanding; 24 in. appliance fit width; left hinge door swing; not under-the-counter capable
- Guarantee
- 1 Year manufacturer warranty
Specs
- Total Capacity
- 4.8 cu. ft
- Refrigerator Capacity
- 3 cu. ft
- Installation Type
- Freestanding (can be integrated), Built under
- For Wine Storage
- Yes
- Depth
- 24"
- Height
- 35.1 in
- Width
- 24"
- Size
- 24"
- Color
- Stainless Steel
- Finish
- Stainless Steel
About the KitchenAid KUBL204ESB Beverage Center
The KitchenAid KUBL204ESB is a 24-inch undercounter beverage center with two independently controlled zones. The upper zone runs 33-40°F for cans and bottles, while the lower zone runs 42-64°F for wine. It holds 4.8 cu. ft. total, including 14 wine bottles on wood-front racks, behind a UV-protected glass door. It suits people who want cold drinks and wine in one cabinet near a kitchen or bar. Against single-zone beverage fridges, the split zones and UV glass are the main advantages; the trade-off is that 14 bottles is modest next to a dedicated wine cooler of the same width. Owners rate it highly, praising the temperature control and quiet compressor.
Best forKitchen or bar areas needing chilled drinks and wine in one unitUndercounter or built-in installations in a 24-inch openingHouseholds that want separate serving temperatures for cans and wineBuyers who prefer a stainless, glass-door look over a plain box fridge
Pros
- Two zones with separate temperature ranges for drinks and wine
- UV-protected thermal glass door shields wine from light
- Proximity-activated LED interior lighting
- Child lock and Sabbath mode
