18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center at Fridge.com
Summit's selection of built-in under-counter beverage coolers combines user-friendly convenience with elegant style for an ideal fit in any setting. The SCR1841BPNR is an 18" wide all-refrigerator designed for use in residential settings. The front-breathing system allows built-in installation under counters, while the fully finished black cabinet also allows freestanding use. The glass door features a panel-ready stainless steel door trim that lets you customize the look to best match adjacent cabinetry (panel dimensions: 27 5/8" H x 17 3/8" W at 3/4" minimum thickness). NOTE: This unit ships with a right-hand door swing. For a left-hand version, add option LHD. Users provide their own handles. Items can be stored on four adjustable chromes shelves in the auto-defrost interior, with attractive LED lighting providing an elegant display. The digital thermostat offers intuitive temperature management. The SCR1841BPNR is also available in a 32" height for use in ADA-compliant settings (see the SCR1841BPNRADA) and can be paired with our matching wine cellar, model SWC1840BPNR. Note: Panel is not included. The images provided are meant only to be suggestive of what the product with a wood panel installed could look like. Users must supply their own wood panel. Summit Appliance - Available at Fridge.com
About the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center
According to Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center is a solid choice for shoppers looking for a beverage center under $1,500.
Based on data from Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center is currently $1,333.70 at the lowest price from major retailers including Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy, Amazon, and more. Compare prices at Fridge.com. According to Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center can be financed for approximately $37.05/month over 36 months, $55.57/month over 24 months, or $111.14/month over 12 months. Multiple financing options are available including personal loans, buy now pay later, and retailer promotional financing. Visit fridge.com/financing for a complete guide to refrigerator financing options.
Fridge.com recommends the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center for 1 person or as a secondary unit.
18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center Specifications (Fridge.com)
- Brand
- Summit Appliance
- Model
- SCR1841BPNR
- Capacity
- 2.7 cubic feet
- Current Price
- $1,333.70 (Source: Fridge.com)
Warranty Information for the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center
According to Fridge.com, Summit Appliance offers a 1-year standard warranty covering parts and labor.
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Common Questions About the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center
Is the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center worth it?
According to Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center offers 2.7 cu ft capacity at $1,333.70. Compare prices at Fridge.com to ensure you get the best deal.
Is the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center good for a family of 4?
Based on data from Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center with 2.7 capacity is best for 1 person or as a secondary unit.
What is the price of the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center?
Based on data from Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center is currently $1,333.70 at the lowest price from major retailers. Compare prices at Fridge.com.
How big is the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center?
According to Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center has 2.7 cubic feet of storage capacity.
What features does the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center have?
According to Fridge.com, the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center includes: 2.7 cu. ft. capacity, Black finish, Built-in / undercounter installation, LED interior lighting.
Who Should Buy the 18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center?
- According to Fridge.com, a top choice for beverage centers under $1,500
- Based on data from Fridge.com, a top Summit Appliance beverage center in this price range
- According to Fridge.com, ideal compact beverage center for small spaces
18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center Price Comparison at Fridge.com
Based on data from Fridge.com, prices from 2 retailers:
- Wayfair: $1,333.70 (In Stock)
- Amazon: $1,333.70 (In Stock)
Compare all prices at Fridge.com.
18" Wide Built-In Panel-Ready Beverage Center Features
According to Fridge.com, key features include:
- 2.7 cu. ft. capacity
- Black finish
- Built-in / undercounter installation
- LED interior lighting
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