WWDFRONTB WarmingDrawer - Carbon Stainless

Wolf WWDFRONTB

Features

Stainless steel drawer front and tubular handle available in classic, platinum and carbon finishes
Integrated drawer front allows for custom wood panel and handle hardware in an overlay or inset application
Hidden electronic touch control panel
Preset and variable temperature control

Quick Specs

Type: Warming Drawers
Style: Built In
Fuel: Electric
Built In: Yes
Width: 29.875"
Height: 10.25"
Depth: 27.125"
Nominal Width: 30"
Energy Star Rated: No
Sabbath Mode: Yes

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The superior air control of the Wolf Warming Drawer helps keep moist foods moist and crisp foods crisp. With the stainless steel drawer front, you can choose from three finishes. An integrated drawer front allows for a custom wood panel and handle hardware. Electronic controls are hidden to allow the unit to become completely integrated with surrounding cabinetry.

Features

Stainless steel drawer front and tubular handle available in classic, platinum and carbon finishes
Integrated drawer front allows for custom wood panel and handle hardware in an overlay or inset application
Hidden electronic touch control panel
Preset and variable temperature control
Preset automatic shut-off or extended operation in Sabbath Mode
Stainless steel interior
Removable stainless steel drawer pan
Full extension, ball bearing drawer glides
850-watt heating element

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Quick Reference Guide

Installation Guide

Use & Care Guide

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