300mm Wide Wine Undercounter Fridges

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300mm Wide Wine Undercounter Fridges

300mm wide wine fridges — also referred to as 30cm wine fridges — are the most popular slimline undercounter format in the UK. They fit into the narrow gaps that a standard 60cm wine fridge simply can't occupy: beside a dishwasher, at the end of a kitchen run, inside a kitchen island, or in a utility room with limited clearance. At 30cm wide, they hold 18–24 bottles depending on the model, making them a genuinely practical wine fridge rather than just a novelty.

Who 300mm wine fridges suit

The 30cm undercounter wine fridge is consistently the first choice for buyers renovating or fitting a kitchen and wanting wine storage without sacrificing a full 60cm cabinet space. It's also popular in apartments and smaller homes where space is at a premium. If your kitchen was designed without wine storage in mind and you're retrofitting, a 300mm model is almost always the answer.

Built-in, integrated design

Most 300mm wine fridges are designed as integrated, built-in models — fitted flush into a kitchen cabinet with the fascia hidden behind cupboard doors or matching kitchen panelling. Popular built-in 300mm options include the Bosch KUW20VHF0G, Neff KU9202HF0G, AEG AWS4020B5B and Prima PRWC408, all of which use front ventilation so they can sit flush in a closed cabinet without rear clearance.

Brands and finishes

CDA's FWC304 and CFWC304 ranges are the UK's most popular 30cm wine fridges. Caple offer the WI3125 and WI3126BG series, and Bosch, Neff, Matrix, Amica and Prima also have 30cm options between them, most commonly finished in black glass — including the CDA FWC304BL, Matrix MWC300BL and Amica AWC300BL — though stainless steel versions are available across most ranges too. All 300mm wine fridges include free UK mainland delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the exact cut-out dimensions for a 300mm wine fridge?

Most 300mm wine fridges need a cut-out width of approximately 300–310mm, a depth of 560–580mm, and a height of 820–830mm so they fit under a standard 90cm worktop. These figures vary slightly between manufacturers, so always check the specific model's spec sheet before ordering cabinetry.

Can I get a 300mm wine fridge with dual zone temperature control?

Most 30cm wine fridges are single zone, since there isn't much internal space to partition two temperature areas effectively. A small number of genuine dual zone 300mm models do exist, including the SWISSCAVE WUB-30DF and the Rangemaster RWC3018, letting you hold reds and whites at different temperatures in the same slimline footprint. If dual zone is a priority, a 60cm model will give you more choice.

Which brands make 300mm wine fridges?

CDA’s FWC304 and CFWC304 ranges are the UK’s most popular 30cm wine fridges. Caple offer the WI3125 and WI3126BG series, and Bosch, Neff, Matrix, Amica and Prima all have 30cm options too.

Are 300mm wine fridges available in black?

Yes — black is by far the most popular finish at this width. The CDA FWC304BL, Matrix MWC300BL and Amica AWC300BL are all black glass options, and most 30cm ranges also offer a stainless steel alternative if you'd rather match other appliances.

Do 300mm wine fridges need ventilation space behind them?

No. The vast majority of 300mm models use front ventilation, which is what lets them sit flush inside a closed cabinet without any rear clearance — unlike a full-size fridge, which needs an air gap behind it.

How many bottles does a 300mm wine fridge hold?

Typically 18–24 bottles, depending on the model and shelf configuration. That makes 30cm the narrowest width most buyers would consider a genuinely practical wine fridge rather than a novelty.