Ca’Lefort 24-Inch Beverage Refrigerator: Cans, Wine or Both?
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Ca’Lefort makes glass-door drink coolers sized to slide into the 24-inch gap that most kitchen base cabinets leave, and that is exactly why the brand shows up so often when people shop for a home bar or a housewarming gift. Every model here uses a compressor, which is the same kind of cooling engine found in a full-size kitchen refrigerator, so it can get drinks properly cold even when the room is warm. Each one also uses a double-layer glass door, a digital panel that changes the temperature one degree at a time, and a stainless steel look that suits most kitchens.
The five models split into three simple groups: two can-only beverage fridges that hold up to 180 cans, two dual-zone wine and beverage fridges that hold 60 cans and 20 bottles side by side, and one dedicated wine fridge that holds at least 61 bottles. If you are not sure what “dual-zone” or “built-in” means yet, keep reading, because every term is explained along the way.
Ca’Lefort 24-Inch Beverage Refrigerators Compared
| Model | Capacity | Temperature Range | Doors and Zones | Size (D x W x H) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ca’Lefort 24 inch Beverage Refrigerator | 140-180 cans (12 oz) | 34-54°F | 1 door, single zone | 23.4″ x 23.8″ x 33.8″ |
| Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine & Beverage (60 Can & 20 Bottle) | 4.10 cu.ft, 60 cans and 20 bottles | 36-72°F | 2 doors, dual zone | 22.4″ x 23.4″ x 34″ |
| Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine & Beverage (Dual Zone, French Doors) | 4.10 cu.ft, 60 cans and 20 bottles | 36-72°F | 2 French doors, dual zone | 22.4″ x 23.4″ x 34″ |
| Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine Fridge | 5.65 cu.ft, at least 61 bottles | 40-65°F | 1 door, single zone | 23.4″ x 23.8″ x 33.8″ |
| Ca’Lefort 24” Beverage Refrigerator | 5.65 cu.ft, up to 180 cans | 34-54°F | 1 door, single zone | Not listed in full |
Ca’Lefort 24 inch Beverage Refrigerator for Big Can Collections
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Ca'Lefort 24 Inch Wine Fridge, 61-Bottle Wine Cooler Refrigerator
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Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine Fridge
Best for: Wine collectors with 60-plus bottles
Pros
- Holds at least 61 bottles
- 40-65°F wine-focused range
- Six wooden shelves
- Low noise listed
Cons
- Too warm for ice-cold cans
- Right hinge only
Best for: Home bars wanting French-door style
Pros
- French doors with double glazing
- 60 cans and 20 bottles
- Front vent for under-counter use
- 3-color LED lighting
Cons
- Shelf count listed inconsistently
- Door orientation spec unclear
Best for: Hosts who serve both wine and cans
Pros
- Two zones, 36-72°F
- 20 bottles plus 60 cans
- Wood shelves for bottles
- Hidden hinges for built-in look
Cons
- Fewer cans than can-only models
- Door details confusing in listing
Best for: Soda and beer fans stocking lots of cans
Pros
- Holds up to 140-180 cans
- 34-54°F range with 1°F steps
- Power outage memory
- Stainless steel door frame
Cons
- Right hinge only
- Capacity in cubic feet not listed
The Ca’Lefort 24 inch Beverage Refrigerator is the classic can fridge of the lineup, sold as the 180-can model. The listing itself gives a range of 140 to 180 standard 12 oz cans, which is honest: how many you fit depends on how you arrange the three adjustable wire shelves and whether you mix in taller bottles. The temperature goes from 34°F to 54°F in 1°F steps on a digital panel, which covers everything from near-freezing beer to lightly chilled sparkling water.
Ca’Lefort pairs the compressor with what it calls a 360° air circulation system, meaning a fan pushes cold air around the whole cabinet so the top shelf and the bottom shelf stay at similar temperatures. There is a power failure memory function, so after a blackout the fridge returns to the setting you chose instead of a factory default. The door has a 304 stainless steel frame and double-glazed glass that blocks UV light, the door is right-hinged, and adjustable leveling feet help on uneven floors. At 23.4 inches deep, 23.8 inches wide and 33.8 inches tall, it can sit under most counters or stand alone. The listing does not state the capacity in cubic feet.
Choose this one if your household drinks mostly soda, beer or seltzer and you want the most cans in one place. If you also want wine at its own temperature, look at the two dual-zone models below instead.
Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine & Beverage for Mixed Wine and Can Storage
This Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine & Beverage version is listed as the 60 Can & 20 Bottle refrigerator. “Dual zone” simply means the cabinet is split into two sections that you can set to different temperatures, so red wine can rest a little warmer while cans stay cold next door. The dual-zone control covers 36°F to 72°F with 1°F precision, and the 4.10 cu.ft interior fits 20 Bordeaux-style bottles and 60 cans of 12 oz.
The shelves are a highlight: the listing names adjustable wooden shelves that it describes as sturdy and corrosion-resistant, and the spec sheet counts 6 wooden and 3 wire shelves. The dual-layer tempered glass door blocks UV rays to protect wine from light, a 3-color LED lights the inside, and touch controls handle the settings. The hinges are hidden for a clean face, and the listing says it works built-in or freestanding. The spec sheet lists 2 doors with a “center” door orientation, while the feature text talks about “the door” in the singular, so check the photos to confirm the door layout before you plan your cabinet space. Allow it to sit for 24 hours before first use.
This is the pick for the person who hosts dinners and wants wine and cans in one appliance. Readers who are also planning where ice will come from for cocktails may like our guide to a countertop-friendly ice maker to set up next to it.
Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine & Beverage for a French-Door Home Bar
The second Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine & Beverage model is the dual zone wine fridge with French doors, meaning two narrow doors that open from the middle like a pair of cupboard doors. It has the same 4.10 cu.ft capacity and the same 60 cans and 20 bottles as the model above, and the same 36°F to 72°F range adjusted by 1°F on the digital panel.
The listing describes 304 food-grade stainless steel clad, double-glazed doors that block UV rays and seal in cold air, plus three LED light colors. Cooling comes from a compressor and an internal fan, and the spec sheet adds power outage memory. The height stays under 34 inches (22.4″ D x 23.4″ W x 34″ H), which Ca’Lefort says it chose to make the controls easy to reach, including for users with disabilities, and the front vent design lets it go under a counter, into cabinetry or stand alone. Two details in the listing do not line up: the spec sheet shows 3 wire shelves while the features talk about removable shelves without a count, and the door orientation is listed as “reversible” even though French doors normally open from the center. Ask the seller if either point matters for your space.
Pick this one if the French-door look appeals to you or if you like opening only half the fridge at a time. If you want wood shelves spelled out clearly in the specs, the 60 Can & 20 Bottle model above is the safer choice.
Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine Fridge for Growing Wine Collections
The Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine Fridge is the 61 bottle wine fridge of the family, and it is built for wine only. Its 5.65 cu.ft cabinet holds at least 61 standard 750 ml bottles on six removable wooden shelves. The temperature runs from 40°F to 65°F, adjusted by 1°F, which is the range wine storage calls for rather than the icy temperatures cans prefer.
The compressor and quiet, even air circulation are meant to hold a steady climate so bottles can age. A double-glazed stainless steel door with UV protection and a tight seal guards against light and oxidation, and soft interior lighting gives a cellar feel. At 23.4″ D x 23.8″ W x 33.8″ H with a front vent, it can be built in, placed under a counter or used freestanding. The door is right-hinged, and the spec sheet lists low noise and an LED display. Ca’Lefort mentions 12 months of product support.
Choose it for a wine lover or collector. It gives way to the can-only models if cold soda and beer are the main goal, since 40°F is the lowest it goes.
Ca’Lefort 24” Beverage Refrigerator for Under-Counter Kitchens
Best for: Under-counter can storage in kitchens
Pros
- 65 cu.ft, up to 180 cans
- 34-54°F with 1°F accuracy
- White, blue and amber LEDs
- Front vent for built-in use
Cons
- Door is not reversible
- Hinge side conflicts in specs
The Ca’Lefort 24” Beverage Refrigerator is the under-counter 180-can model. It lists 5.65 cu.ft of interior space for up to 180 standard 12 oz cans, three adjustable shelves and a 34°F to 54°F range with 1°F accuracy. Compressor and fan cooling keep the temperature stable, and white, blue and amber LEDs let you pick a lighting mood.
The glass door is double-layer and UV-resistant with an integrated stainless steel frame. The listing is very clear that the door is a fixed right hinge and not reversible, although the spec list also shows “Left-handed door” among its extra features, so trust the written statement and plan for a right-hinged door. The front vent supports built-in and freestanding use, leveling feet help on uneven floors, and Ca’Lefort asks you to let it stand upright for 24 to 36 hours before the first use. The full size is cut off in the listing we saw, so the listing does not specify all dimensions; measure your opening and confirm with the seller.
This model suits a kitchen remodel where the fridge will sit flush under a counter, while the first can model suits someone who wants the stated full dimensions up front. If a smaller spare fridge is enough, our mini fridge guide covers more compact options.
How to Choose the Right Ca’Lefort 24-Inch Beverage Refrigerator
Decide what you will store. If it is cans, go with the Ca’Lefort 24 inch Beverage Refrigerator or the Ca’Lefort 24” Beverage Refrigerator, both rated for up to 180 cans and able to reach 34°F. If it is wine, the Ca’Lefort 24 Inch Wine Fridge holds at least 61 bottles at wine temperatures. If it is both, one of the two dual-zone Wine & Beverage models lets you set wine and cans separately.
Know built-in versus freestanding. A built-in or under-counter fridge sits inside cabinetry, so it must breathe through the front; that is what “front vent” means. A freestanding fridge sits in the open with space around it. The dual-zone models, the wine fridge and the Ca’Lefort 24” Beverage Refrigerator all name front vents in their listings. The Ca’Lefort 24 inch Beverage Refrigerator says it fits under most counters or can stand alone but does not use the words front vent, so ask the seller before closing it in on all sides.
Measure the space and the door swing. All five are about 24 inches wide and around 34 inches tall. Check which way the door opens: three models list a right hinge, and the French-door model opens from the center. Leave space for the door to open fully if the fridge sits next to a wall.
Think about the temperature you need. Can fridges start at 34°F, dual-zone models at 36°F and the wine fridge at 40°F. If you like beer very cold, the can models make the most sense. If your pantry is also where you keep other drinks, our guide to other beverage refrigerators can help you compare sizes.
Buying as a gift. For a housewarming, ask whether the new home has an empty 24-inch cabinet opening. If you are unsure, a model that can also stand freestanding is the safest pick, since it works either way.
FAQ
Which Ca’Lefort fridge should I buy for a home bar?
For a bar that serves beer and soda, a 180-can model fits the most drinks. For a bar that serves wine as well, one of the two Wine & Beverage dual-zone models gives each type its own temperature.
What does dual zone mean on a Ca’Lefort wine fridge?
It means the fridge has two separately controlled sections. On both dual-zone Ca’Lefort models, you can set each section anywhere from 36°F to 72°F, so wine and cans can each sit at their preferred temperature.
Can I install a Ca’Lefort 24 inch beverage refrigerator under the counter?
Yes, all five are sized for a 24-inch opening. The models with front vents are designed for built-in and under-counter use. The Ca’Lefort 24 inch Beverage Refrigerator says it fits under most counters, but its listing does not mention a front vent, so check with the seller.
Can I store cans in the Ca’Lefort 61 bottle wine fridge?
You can, but its coldest setting is 40°F, which is warmer than the 34°F the can models reach. If ice-cold drinks matter, a beverage model is the better fit.
Can I reverse the door on these models?
The Ca’Lefort 24” Beverage Refrigerator states clearly that its right-hinged door is not reversible. The Ca’Lefort 24 inch Beverage Refrigerator and the wine fridge list a right hinge. The French-door model lists “reversible” orientation, which is unusual for French doors, so confirm with the seller.
Why do I need to wait before plugging it in?
Moving a compressor fridge can disturb the oil and refrigerant inside. Ca’Lefort asks you to let its fridges stand upright for 24 hours, or 24 to 36 hours for the under-counter 180-can model, before the first use.
