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Ice maker?

7 years ago

This is such a great blend of beauty and function in a compact space. I have been working to create a basement home bar and struggling to find an appropriately sized ice maker. Can't tell if that is what the stainless steel "drawer" is, or if it is a dishwasher? Can you please advise?
Thanks!
-sarah

Coastal Living Holiday Home - Sunbury, GA · More Info

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Peacock Cabinetry, Inc
7 years ago
That is a dishwasher drawer - pretty sure it's either a Kenmore or KitchenAid, can't recall.
sarahvanness
Original Author
7 years ago
got it - thanks so much for getting back to me!
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Peacock Cabinetry, Inc
7 years ago
As for the ice maker - most of them are 15" or 18" wide - to get up to a 24" wide like this dishwasher drawer you need to go to a more commercial line.

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