Bertazzoni Built In Refrigerators

Bertazzoni Built-In Refrigerators at Plesser's Appliances

Bertazzoni built-in refrigerators, available at Plesser's Appliances, are designed to sit flush within cabinetry and finish a kitchen as part of the millwork. Built by a family making kitchen appliances in Emilia-Romagna since 1882, built-in refrigeration pairs Italian design with the finish and handle program that runs across the Bertazzoni suite.

Flush Cabinetry Installation
Built-in units are dimensioned for a framed opening with finished panels and counter surrounding them, so the refrigerator sits in the cabinetry line rather than projecting into the room. That is what separates a built-in installation from a freestanding unit pushed into a gap. Confirm cutout dimensions and required clearance for your model before framing.

Configurations for Built-In Installation
Built-in refrigeration is offered in French door, bottom-freezer, and full-height column configurations. Columns dedicate a whole cabinet to refrigeration or freezing and pair as a matched run; combined units put both zones in one opening. The configuration should follow the cabinetry plan, which means deciding before millwork is designed.

Temperature and Humidity Management
Electronic controls hold temperature closely rather than letting it drift between compressor cycles, with humidity-controlled crisper drawers for produce and separate deli zones. Door seals lock in temperature and humidity each time the door closes. Confirm the zone configuration for your model.

Stainless and Panel-Ready Options
Built-in units are offered in stainless with Bertazzoni's series-matched handles and in panel-ready configurations for full integration with cabinetry. Panel-ready is the route to a refrigerator that disappears entirely — panels are fabricated by your millworker to Bertazzoni's specification, which has to be coordinated during cabinetry design.

Openings, Water, and Installation Planning
Built-in installation requires a framed opening sized precisely to the model, structural considerations for the unit's weight, a dedicated circuit, and a water line for ice and dispensing. Built-in installations are difficult to correct after cabinetry is finished. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about configuration, widths, cutout dimensions, panel requirements, and rough-in before cabinetry is built.