Bertazzoni Column Freezers

Bertazzoni Column Freezers at Plesser's Appliances

Bertazzoni column freezers, available at Plesser's Appliances, are full-height dedicated freezer cabinets built to be specified alongside Bertazzoni refrigerator columns as part of a continuous cabinetry run. Built by a family making kitchen appliances in Emilia-Romagna since 1882, columns are the configuration that lets a kitchen be laid out around independent zones rather than a single combined appliance.

Full-Height Dedicated Freezing
A column freezer devotes an entire full-height cabinet to frozen food, with no refrigerator compartment sharing space or airflow. Capacity is not divided, and the cabinet runs at its own setpoint without a fresh-food section influencing it. For households that buy in volume or store game and seafood, this is the practical case.

Pairing with Refrigerator Columns
Column freezers install adjacent to Bertazzoni refrigerator columns, side by side or separated across the layout. Each column has its own system and controls, so both zones operate independently at optimal settings. Specified in matching finish and handle styling, the pair reads as one continuous cabinetry run rather than two appliances set next to each other.

Temperature Stability Top to Bottom
In a tall cabinet, temperature stratification is the failure mode to avoid. Air circulation holds a consistent setpoint from the top shelf to the bottom drawer, and electronic controls prevent drift between compressor cycles. Fewer swings means less freezer burn on food held long term.

Full-Extension Drawers and Interior
Column interiors use full-extension drawers and shelving so items at the back of a deep cabinet stay reachable rather than buried, with construction rated for fully loaded drawers. LED lighting illuminates without adding heat. Confirm drawer configuration and whether automatic ice production is included for your model.

Panels, Openings, and Installation Planning
Columns are built-in units requiring a framed opening, a dedicated circuit, and in some configurations a water line, with panel-ready options for full cabinetry integration. Because columns are specified during cabinetry design rather than dropped into an existing opening, finish and panel decisions should be settled early. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about widths, cutout dimensions, hinge orientation, and rough-in before cabinetry is built.