KitchenAid KBBR306ESS 20.9 Cu. Ft. Stainless Steel Built-In Bottom Freezer Refrigerator

This built-in bottom-mount refrigerator is as beautiful inside as it is outside. The Preserva® Food Care System features three technologies that work in concert to assure crisp produce and deliciously flavorful foods while helping to eliminate refrigerator odors. The exclusive Platinum Interior Design features glossy silver walls that harmonize with the metallic accents on shelves， crisper and baskets of this right-swing door refrigerator.

Features

• Preserva® Food Care System
  Two 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 odors while the FreshFlow™ Produce Preserver helps delay over-ripening.
• Platinum Colored Interior with Metallic Accents
  Brings premium style inside the refrigerator to complement the quality ingredients you keep on hand. Sleek silver colored walls accented by metallic trim on shelves， drawers and door bins offer a step up from the standard white interior.
• SatinGlide® System with Soft-Close
  Add a luxury experience to the crisper drawers. The ball bearing rollers and glides allow effortless in-and-out movement even when fully loaded.
• Adjustable Spill-Resistant Glass Shelves
  are 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.
• Automatic Ice Maker
  Ensures that you have a constant supply of ice for entertaining.
• LED Lighting
  Uses less energy than incandescent bulbs. Multiple lights are purposefully placed throughout the refrigerator and freezer， making it easy to find items at a glance.
• Intuitive Controls
  Provide an easy-to-use touch pad control system that puts every refrigerator function right at your fingertips.
• ENERGY STAR® Qualified
  Products conserve energy by exceeding minimum federal energy efficiency.