“Why are there two different heights given in the specifications? I need 69” clearance at the back of the fridge. Height to Top of Case (Inches) 68.63 Height to Top of Door (Inches) 70.62 Height to Top of Door Hinge (Inches) 70.62”
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Hello there, For the Bespoke Side‑by‑Side Refrigerator with Beverage Center (and similar Bespoke side-by-side models), you’ll often see two different height measurements in the specifications because they measure different parts of the unit: Height to Top of Case (e.g., 68.63") — This is the height of the main refrigerator body itself, from the floor up to the top of the unit without any hinges or external hardware. This is the dimension most useful if you’re fitting the fridge under a cabinet or shelf. Height to Top of Door / Door Hinge (e.g., 70.62") — This includes the door and the hinge mechanisms above the main case. The doors and hinges sit above the case, so this figure is taller. This is the overall installed height you need to compare with your total clearance space. So if you need 69″ of clearance at the back, the key measurement to check is the Height to Top of Door Hinge (about 70.62″) because that’s how tall the refrigerator will be once it’s fully assembled and installed. Have a nice day! ^Joshua
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