Wine Fridges NZ
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Whether you’re building a dedicated wine cellar, upgrading your entertaining space or simply looking for a stylish way to store your favourite bottles, a quality wine fridge helps keep your collection at the ideal temperature. At Kiwi Direct, we offer a carefully selected range of wine fridges to suit different spaces and collections, from compact models for the home to larger capacity units for serious wine enthusiasts. With nationwide delivery across New Zealand, we’ll help you find the right wine fridge for your needs.
Dual Zone Wine Fridge Under Bench
Single Zone Wine Fridge Under Bench
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A single-zone wine fridge has one temperature-controlled compartment, making it ideal for storing one type of wine or keeping your collection at a consistent temperature. A dual-zone wine fridge has two independently controlled temperature zones, allowing you to store red and white wines at different temperatures in the same unit.
The ideal temperature depends on the type of wine and whether you’re storing it or preparing it to serve. Our single-zone wine fridge has a temperature range of 5–20°C, while the dual-zone model offers separate ranges of 5–12°C and 12–20°C, giving you greater flexibility for different wines.
Capacity depends on the model and bottle size. Our single-zone under-bench wine fridge holds up to 52 standard 750ml bottles, while our dual-zone under-bench model holds up to 46 standard 750ml bottles.
Yes, our single-zone and dual-zone wine fridges are designed for under-bench installation. Both models measure 595mm wide, 578mm deep and 820mm high. Always check the required ventilation and installation clearances before fitting your fridge.
Yes. A dual-zone wine fridge is ideal if you want to store both red and white wines at different temperatures. If you mainly collect one type of wine or prefer to keep your bottles at a consistent temperature, a single-zone model may be all you need.


