Television Toy Commercials: Volume Two

Dual zone residential/commercial wine cellar for built-in or freestanding use. The glass door includes a seamless stainless steel trim. 9 LED lights illuminate the interior for an elegant display. Full extension shelves with stainless steel front trim glide out smoothly. This unit can hold up to 116 standard wine bottles (capacity may vary depending on each bottle shape and size).

LWC2Z97 is a 24" wide dual zone wine cellar that is ETL-S listed to NSF-7 commercial standards. The upper zone is reserved for white and sparkling wine, while the lower zone features a warmer temperature range to best preserve reds. It features a front-breathing design for built-in installation, with a fully finished black cabinet that also allows freestanding use. Sized just under 27" deep, this unit has a sealed back and right angle plug for added depth savings. The luxury exterior features a user-reversible double pane tempered glass door with a seamless stainless steel trim. A stainless steel kickplate provides added elegance, while the pro-style handle completes the look. This unit includes a factory-installed keyed lock for added security and powerful magnetic gaskets to ensure a proper seal in high-traffic commercial settings. Inside, the LWC2Z97 includes full-extension black wire shelves positioned on ball bearing glides for smooth loading. Stainless steel fronts offer a modern touch. Optimal storage capacity accommodates up to 116 standard 750ml Bordeaux bottles (note: your capacity may vary depending on the bottle style). For wider Burgundy style bottles (typically used for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay), it can hold up to 86 bottles. Nine white LED lights positioned on the sides and top of the unit attractively illuminate your collection for a stylish display. An internal fan ensures both zones are properly chilled, while a charcoal filtration system keeps the interior odor-free. Additional features include an open door alarm and high/low temperature alarm that sound if the unit temperature goes out of range.