Kitchenaid® 20.9 Cu. Ft. 36" Width Built-In Stainless Bottom Mount Refrigerator with Platinum Interior Design KBBR306ESS
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Kitchenaid® 20.9 Cu. Ft. 36" Width Built-In Stainless Bottom Mount Refrigerator with Platinum Interior Design KBBR306ESS
Preserva® Food Care SystemTwo independent cooling systems provide a dedicated refrigeration unit to help keep food fresh longer, and a separate system for frozen food. The FreshFlow™ Air Filter helps minimize odours while the two Produce Preservers help delay over-ripening.
Platinum Interior DesignProvides a premium look with silver glossy walls that complement the metallic accents found inside the refrigerator.
Automatic Ice MakerEnsures that you have a constant supply of ice for entertaining.
SatinGlide® System with Soft-CloseAdd a luxury experience to the crisper drawers. The ball bearing rollers and glides allow effortless in-and-out movement even when fully loaded.
LED LightingIlluminates the inside of the refrigerator and freezer giving for better visibility. Unlike incandescent bulbs, LED lights use less energy, are maintenance-free and never need to be replaced.
Intuitive ControlsProvide an easy-to-use touch pad control system that puts every refrigerator function right at your fingertips.
Adjustable Spill-Resistant Glass ShelvesAre easy to clean and help prevent messes from spilling over into other parts of the refrigerator. The shelf edges are nano-etched with a finely textured surface that helps contain spills, and lets you use the whole shelf from edge-to-edge.
Fit System GuaranteeEnsures KitchenAid Brand Built-in Refrigerators will replace your existing cabinet cut-out of a standard comparable built-in refrigerator model that is 36", 42" or 48" inch wide or KitchenAid will provide up to $300 for a professional to adjust your cabinets.
ENERGY STAR® QualifiedProducts conserve energy by exceeding minimum federal energy efficiency.