
U-Line
U-Line makes undercounter refrigeration and ice for the spaces beyond the main kitchen: wine refrigerators, beverage centers, refrigerators, drawers, and ice machines in clear, crescent, and nugget styles. Henry Uihlein Sr. founded U-Line in 1962 and developed what the company says was the first undercounter residential ice maker.
U-Line lines and collections
U-Line sorts its refrigeration into collections, as its site lists them:
- Seamless. Beverage centers, refrigerators, and wine refrigerators in 15, 18, and 24-inch widths, and a 24-inch refrigerated drawer model U-Line marks as coming soon. U-Line describes an adjustable panel-ready grille that lines up with the cabinetry for a continuous toe-kick, and a panel-ready door you finish with your own panel and hardware.
- Home. Refrigerators, beverage centers, wine refrigerators, and drawers in 15 and 24-inch widths, in stainless steel or panel-ready. U-Line lists six interior lighting colors and a 3-in-1 convertible shelf.
- 5 Class. Beverage centers, refrigerators, and wine refrigerators in 15, 18, and 24-inch widths, including 24-inch dual-zone models.
- 3000 Series. U-Line lists a 36-inch dual-zone wine refrigerator here.
- 1 Class. The collection that holds the 15-inch clear ice machine.
- Outdoor and Marine. Outdoor refrigerators, refrigerator drawers, and 15-inch crescent, clear, and nugget ice machines; a separate Marine series.
- Two more groupings. U-Line lists a collection it calls ADA Height Compliant and another for Global 230V.
U-Line lists BrightShield interior lighting on select models.
U-Line kitchens
Four kinds of ice
U-Line lists four ice types: crescent, clear, craft clear, and nugget. U-Line says its clear machines freeze the water in layers and discard impurities, and it gives its 15-inch 1 Class clear machine an ice-fullness setting. It describes craft clear as large, slow-melting cubes for fine spirits, and says its nugget machines use an auger to compact ice shavings. U-Line also separates ice makers, which fill a bucket, from ice machines, which it says require a drain.
Wine Captain and wine refrigerators
U-Line's single-zone and dual-zone wine refrigerators carry its Wine Captain name. The Seamless 24-inch dual-zone model (URWD424) is listed with temperature set from 34 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit in each zone, Home lists a 24-inch dual-zone model, and U-Line lists a 36-inch dual-zone model in its 3000 Series.
Who U-Line suits
U-Line suits a bar, butler's pantry, pool house, or kitchen run that needs wine, drinks, or ice close to hand. The choice of width and door is the point: 15, 18, and 24 inches, panel-ready or stainless steel. Bring the cabinet opening and tell the Roseville team whether the unit goes indoors or outdoors and, for ice, where the water can drain. A licensed plumber connects the water.
Also on our line card
On the DreamHome line card
Ordering U-Line modular refrigeration and ice runs through our line card.
U-Line questions
What is the difference between a U-Line ice maker and an ice machine?
U-Line's own page draws the line: an ice maker brings water in, freezes cubes, and releases them into a bucket. It says an ice machine requires a drain, and its clear and nugget machines keep the ice in a bin that acts as a cooler.
What ice does U-Line make?
Four types: crescent, clear, craft clear, and nugget. The 15-inch models are the ones U-Line lists in its Outdoor collection.
Does U-Line make an outdoor ice machine?
Yes. U-Line's Outdoor collection lists 15-inch crescent, clear, and nugget ice machines, plus outdoor refrigerators and drawers. Check the rating on the exact model.
What widths does U-Line make undercounter refrigerators in?
15, 18, and 24 inches across its Seamless and 5 Class collections, and 15 and 24 inches in Home. It also lists a 36-inch wine refrigerator.
Does U-Line make panel-ready refrigerators?
Yes. U-Line lists panel-ready doors across its collections; the Seamless collection adds a panel-ready grille that lines up with the cabinet toe-kick.
Plan U-Line wine captains and clear-ice makers with the Roseville team.



