Fisher Paykel Vacuum Sealing Drawers

Fisher & Paykel Vacuum Sealing Drawers at Plesser's Appliances

Fisher & Paykel vacuum sealing drawers, available at Plesser's Appliances, remove air from bags and containers and seal them, extending storage life and enabling sous vide cooking. They install in a cabinetry column alongside ovens, steam ovens, and warming drawers.

Extending Storage Life
Removing air from a package slows oxidation and freezer burn substantially, which means proteins, produce, and prepared food keep meaningfully longer in both refrigerator and freezer. For a household that buys in volume or batch cooks, that reduction in waste is the practical argument for the appliance.

Sous Vide Preparation
A vacuum sealing drawer is what makes sous vide practical at home, sealing proteins in bags that hold their shape and transfer heat evenly in a water bath. Paired with a steam oven that holds precise low temperatures, the two turn a professional technique into a weeknight one. Confirm bag compatibility and sealing specifications.

Marinating and Infusing
Vacuum pressure drives marinades into proteins in minutes rather than hours, and the same effect infuses fruits and vegetables with liquids they would not otherwise absorb. These are uses owners discover after purchase rather than reasons they bought it, but they get used.

Vacuum Levels and Sealing Control
Adjustable vacuum levels handle delicate items that full pressure would crush, and seal settings accommodate different bag types and liquid contents. Confirm the vacuum level range and whether the model seals liquids, since that determines what you can actually package.

Column Integration and Installation Planning
Vacuum drawers install in a cabinet column alongside Fisher & Paykel ovens and warming drawers with matched styling, or in a base cabinet run. Installation requires a framed opening sized to the model and a dedicated circuit. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, column configuration, cutout dimensions, and electrical rough-in before cabinetry is built.