Kitchenaid Refrigerator Drawers

KitchenAid Refrigerator Drawers at Plesser's Appliances

KitchenAid refrigerator drawers, available at Plesser's Appliances, replace the swing door with a pull-out drawer front, making refrigerated storage practical in an island, prep zone, or bar where a hinged door would obstruct traffic. Offered in undercounter widths in stainless and panel-ready configurations.

Drawer Access Instead of a Swing Door
A drawer front eliminates door swing entirely, which is what makes refrigeration workable in an island or a narrow galley where a hinged door would block a walkway. Access is from above rather than the front, so contents are visible at a glance instead of stacked behind one another. In a working prep zone, that changes how usable the storage actually is.

Refrigeration at the Point of Prep
Drawers put produce, dairy, or beverages directly at the workstation rather than across the kitchen, which is the practical case for adding them to an island. They also work as dedicated storage for a category — drinks for the household, prep items for cooking — so the main refrigerator stays organized.

Temperature Control and Recovery
Because a drawer exposes more of its contents to ambient air on every pull than a door does, temperature recovery matters more here than in a conventional unit. Adjustable temperature settings on select models let drawers be set for different contents. Confirm the temperature range and zone configuration for your model.

Heavy-Duty Drawer Construction
Refrigerator drawers carry weight a shelf does not, with full-extension slides rated for a fully loaded compartment. The drawer pulls out completely so the back of the cabinet stays usable rather than dead space. Confirm drawer count and interior configuration against the spec sheet for your model.

Integration and Installation Planning
Front-venting construction allows flush installation under a counter with finished panels on either side, and panel-ready configurations are available for full cabinetry integration. Installation requires a framed opening and a dedicated circuit. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about cutout dimensions and panel requirements before cabinetry is built — drawer units are difficult to retrofit into a finished island.