The Vario Cooling series is a modular system made from fully integrated built-in appliances.
February 15th, 2010
Refrigerators, freezers and wine cabinets can be combined to form a cooling wall. The interiors of Vario Cooling appliances are stainless steel throughout. Ample illumination is provided by the sidelight elements and ceiling spots.
Materials:
Each module in the Gaggenau Vario Cooling series is designed to be fitted with customised doors and handles (not supplied) to coordinate with your kitchen cabinetry or with optional Gaggenau aluminium door panels.
Dimensions:
Refrigerator – 60.3×212.5×60.8
Freezer – 60.3×212.5×60.8
Wine cabinet – 60.3×212.5×60.8


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