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Your U-Line 2224BEV quit. Here's what fits the same spot.

U-Line doesn't make the 2224BEV anymore, but your cabinet was built around it. These fridges sold today fit that same space, so you shouldn't need a carpenter.

The space your old fridge needed

23 3/4" wide × 33 7/8" tall × 24" deep

From U-Line's spec sheet, checked Nov 1, 2026

What it held

10 bottles + 123 cans

24" Beverage Center, 2000 Series

3 fridges that fit

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Summit 24" Wide Built-In Beverage Center, ADA Compliant (ASDG2411)

Leaves 0.13" side to side, 1.75" on top, 6" behind.

Door: Right (can switch to left) · 19.63" deep with handle

Summit 24" Wide Built-In Commercial Beverage Center, ADA Compliant (AL57G)

Leaves 0.13" side to side, 1.75" on top, 1.25" behind.

Door: Right (can switch to left) · 24.63" deep with handle

Summit 24" Built-In Wine/Beverage Center, ADA Compliant (ALFD24WBV)

Leaves 0.13" side to side, 1.75" on top, 1.25" behind.

21 bottles · Door: Two doors · 24.63" deep with handle

Look right, but won't work

Viking 5 Series 24"W. Panel Ready Dual Zone Wine Cellar (FWUI5242G)

Needs 24" wide × 34" tall × 24" deep, so it's too wide and too tall for this space.

Thermador Freedom Under Counter Wine Cooler with Glass Door 24'' Stainless Steel (Professional handle), Left Hinge (T24UW925LS)

Needs 24" wide × 34 1/2" tall × 24" deep, so it's too wide and too tall for this space.

Monogram 24" Stainless Steel Wine Reserve (Statement/Minimalist, handle sold separately) (ZDWR240NBS)

Needs 23 7/8" wide × 34 1/2" tall × 24" deep, so it's too wide and too tall for this space.

Newair 24" Dual Zone Wine & Beverage Cooler with French Doors (AWB-365DB)

Needs 23.8" wide × 34.1" tall × 22.4" deep, so it's too wide and too tall for this space.

Before you order, take 2 minutes

  1. Pull the old fridge out and measure the empty space. Cabinets aren't always built exactly to size. Check your own numbers.
  2. Look at where the outlet is. The new fridge's plug has to reach it without pushing the fridge forward.
  3. Check which side the door should open on, so it doesn't bump the dishwasher or a wall.