ApplianceAdvisor Appliance Report NORTHLAND

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NORTHLAND (a division of AGA of UK)
800-223-3900
Maker of Pro-Style Refrigeration

2006 Kitchen & Bath Show Introductions
Fridge with glass door and stainless interior
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2005 Kitchen & Bath Show Introductions
The book says they were there, but we never crossed their paths.

2004 Kitchen & Bath Show Introductions
Launched a 36" wide side by side refrigerator with fresh food refrigeration on the full right side and 2/3 of the left side for a total of 19.5 of refrigeration space. Only the top 1/3 of the left side, 2.0 cu ft, are the freezer. Lots of glistening stainless steel.

2003 Kitchen & Bath Show Introductions
Nothing to talk about

2002 Kitchen & Bath Show Introductions
Not very much exciting here.
72" fridge/freezer is not new, but the glass door is.
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2001 Kitchen & Bath Show Introductions
Northland launched 2 models of the Master Series commercial style stainless side by side with stainless interior. 1 unit has 20.5 cu ft of refrigerator space and 12 cu ft of freezer space. 48" wide and 24" deep.
1 unit has 24.2 cu ft of refrigerator space and 24.1 cu ft of freezer space, is 72" wide and 24" deep. This second one seems destined for deer and moose hunters in the U.P. and the occasional serial-cannibal located on Michigan's mitten. For the rest of us, maybe we should go to the store more than twice a year. The Master Series have wrapped doors not stamped (Pro chef series used a panelized door). Master Series uses heavy duty 304 stainless shelves, and glass with stainless frames in the refrigeration side. Several of Northland's refrigerators are exempt from the July 1, 2001 Federal Energy Standards for reasons of construction. Northland refrigerators are so large that the cabinet and the refrigeration system are shipped separately and assembled in the home. The Feds could not figure out how to regulate.

2000 Kitchen & Bath Show Introductions
Nothing to report