Undercounter Clarity Week: Beverage, Fridge, Drawers
Live on Fri, Jun 13 at 12:00 PM ET

Anthony, Tom, and Jon wrap the week on undercounter refrigeration — tackling the biggest mistakes in kitchen layout, airflow, and storage strategy. From misused beverage centers to drawer regret, this wrap-up shows why “what looks right” is often the wrong call.

Throughout the week, we gather questions from salespeople from The Inside Edge airings. Then, every Friday, we go live to answer those questions in real-time. This approach ensures that the most relevant topics are addressed, providing actionable answers and deepening the learning experience. By tuning in to Steel Cod Live!, salespeople gain clarity on key points and walk away with enhanced confidence in their knowledge.

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Undercounter Clarity Week: Beverage, Fridge, Drawers
Live on Fri, Jun. 13 at 12:00 PM ET

Anthony, Tom, and Jon wrap the week on undercounter refrigeration — tackling the biggest mistakes in kitchen layout, airflow, and storage strategy. From misused beverage centers to drawer regret, this wrap-up shows why “what looks right” is often the wrong call.