True Residential Introduces the Low Profile Collection, a New Line of ADA-Compliant Refrigerator Designs

(O’Fallon, MO) True Residential, a luxury home refrigeration brand with commercial DNA, is delighted to introduce its striking new Low-Profile Collection. The state-of-the-art ADA-compliant designs are perfect for a multitude of light commercial and residential applications, from stadium suites to executive lounges, luxury, multifamily community areas, hospitality zones, hotel lounges, outdoor kitchens, self-serve common areas, and home kitchens, bars, and outdoor entertaining spots, to name a few.

True Residential Director of Sales and Marketing, Steve Proctor, says, “We strive to consistently produce timeless refrigeration products that combine incredible performance, functionality, and style. Our thoughtful, new refrigeration line is the direct result of requests from both our commercial and residential clients for exceptional options within this category. Design should always evolve to be as inclusive as possible, and we are thrilled to be able to provide a practical, yet beautiful, solutions-based collection that meets the needs of Americans living with disabilities and suits a wide range of applications.”

The Low-Profile Collection currently consists of a variety of 24” undercounter units UL- rated for both indoors and outdoors that includes a Refrigerator, Beverage Center, Wine Cabinet, and Refrigerator Drawers. Each unit measures 31 ⅞“H (rather than the original sized 34 ¼”H) to meet the 32”-height regulation allowing for installation under ADA-Compliant countertops. While each product comes standard in stainless front or with a glass door, it is also available in the brand’s expansive Build Your True collection of custom finishes and hardware options and also includes a panel ready option. The new designs are NSF 7-rated, allowing them for use in light commercial applications. In addition, the entire product line is designed with R600a, an environmentally friendly refrigeration system with a Zero Ozone Depletion Level and a low Global Warming Potential (GWP).