“Why is this referred to a "counter depth" when it is 30" deep? That's not counter-depth, which is a standard of 24 inches.”
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Mine is counter depth.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We are happy to receive your inquiry, Arby. Let us get you the details you need. This refrigerator model is referred to as counter-depth because it has a depth of approximately 30 inches, which includes the doors and handles. Counter-depth refrigerators don’t protrude as far as standard-depth models (which can be 30–35 inches deep), even if they’re not flush with cabinetry. Have a great day. -John
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