SPAM!

Well, not good reviews due to noise. As one reviewer stated, they got a quiet dishwasher to avoid noise and the Allavino cancelled that benefit. Reviews of other UC sized wine coolers were similar. That's off my list! Thanks, all.

My Perlicks are under a granite counter placed at a normal 36 inches at the top, and 34.75 inches at the bottom, and I doubt that the Perlicks can be lowered more than 0.25 or so. Pads I placed at their tops are about 0.125, giving 3/8 overall clearance for the units as delivered. Aren't counters normally set at 36 inches at the top such that with granite and soapstone being about 1.25, the counters would provide a normal 34.75 space. This should be the standard height of base cabinets. Wood and Corian counters should be set to have the same top-side height, providing even more room, depending on their edge trim. I can only recommend for the future to not order cabinets without coordinating with a kitchen designer who deals with cabinet companies.

I see that these have different dimensions. You don't need to only consider the width but also the height and the depth. Consult with your designer and/or contractor to make sure that you can make your wine refrigerator fit properly in your kitchen. Since you're going with higher end appliances, make sure that you get a cohesive look as well, which could be achieved by getting a wine refrigerator of the same brand as your other appliances.