A:Answer I can't know for sure in your space, but I was able to do so in my kitchen with a wall on one side (the right of the unit). My initial measure was 36 inches along the floor with a baseboard. All parts of the fridge are usable; I cannot get the drawers fully out of the unit, because the fridge door does not open as wide as it possibly could. I will live with that because I wanted a side-by-side and this was the most narrow in width I was able to find. If you have seen reviews, you know the freezer is small, and it is, but again, a trade off that was worth it to me. Make sure you measure well, and if you have a bit more room above any baseboard this will give you slightly more room for the door handle. I have a window perpendicular to the fridge along the wall so that helped too. If yours is a solid wall and no extra portion of an inch above the baseboard, you may get it in there but it might be to snug for everyday use for you. When thinking about the measurements--don't forget the handles, which is why the window helps in my case, it gives me a little more room that lets the handle have a bit more room for opening. One thing: the delivery man showed up and said--I don't think it will fit, but I had measured really well, and had someone else check too, and I knew it would. I told him I new the fridge door wouldn't open all the way, and I was okay with that. It fit and I'm very happy with it. I did line one of my drawers just in case for easier cleaning. So look at your situation, think about the use of the unit functionally, consider what you are willing to live with, and good luck. P.S. I got the black stainless steel finish and love it.
