LG to Unveil First Mega-Capacity Refrigerator With Double Door-in-Door

LG Electronics will  introduce its first double Door-in-Door™ Mega-Capacity refrigerator (Model LPXS34886C) in 2015. The award-winning “door-in-door” concept pioneered by LG is among the highlights of cutting-edge refrigerator innovations to be unveiled at the 2015 International CES®.

This new model, which is expected to be ENERGY STAR® certified, has two independent Door-in-Door compartments, giving you the ultimate in convenience — better organization and easy access — while maximizing conservation of cold air. The right Door-in-Door is accessible from both the outside with a simple push of a button as well as from the inside, making it easy to load with often-used items like snacks, drinks, lunches and more. The left Door-in-Door provides additional easy access storage space via a trigger on the bottom of the door. By utilizing LG’s innovative Door-in-Door feature without opening the entire refrigerator, cold air loss is reduced by up to 47 percent to help keep food fresh longer.

Expertly crafted, the refrigerator also features contour processed, tempered glass that has been applied over curved glass. Black patterned finishing provides a stylish design that is both aesthetically pleasing and leaves the outside fingerprint and smudge resistant so it always looks its best. The refrigerator is also equipped with EasyLift™ Bins, which allows users to adjust the height of the internal compartments to accommodate large or oddly-shaped bottles.

“Our Door-in-Door has been without a doubt one of the most popular design features we’ve ever introduced,” said David VanderWaal, Head of Marketing for LG Electronics USA. “With the introduction of the new Mega-Capacity Door-in-Door, we’ve taken this popular feature and created an even better refrigerator. Organizing food takes on a whole new level of satisfaction with this model.”

The LG Mega-Capacity Door-in-Door refrigerator also offers Smart Diagnosis™, which allows call center representatives to quickly diagnose problems over the phone. LG’s Smart Diagnosis smartphone app  even allows homeowners to record and analyze signals from the refrigerator for immediate advice on repair options.