Counter-Depth Refrigerators

There are many reasons to consider counter-depth fridges when shopping for your kitchen. They sit flush with your cabinetry, creating a streamlined look. The shallow interior of cabinet-depth refrigerators provides easy access to foods in the back of the fridge. Counter-depth refrigerators are also great for kitchens with limited floor space, such as galley kitchens or kitchens with an island.

Though the fridge’s depth is shallower than other models, you can increase capacity by choosing a wide counter-depth refrigerator. For wide models, a counter-depth French door refrigerator is a popular design, as double doors are easier to open than a wide single door. For the same reason, you might consider a side-by-side counter-depth fridge.

The best counter-depth refrigerator for your family will also include the features you want. Gallon-size door storage, an open-door alarm and a water filter are all good features to consider. It is also convenient to have a counter-depth refrigerator with ice maker. If you want to save money on your electric bill while also helping the environment, choosing eco-friendly appliances like Energy Star Certified fridges are a great choice.

Before choosing your new refrigerator, always measure the space where you plan to put it. You will also want to check the width of your doorways to make sure you can get the refrigerator into the kitchen. For counter-depth fridges, include measurements to make sure the appliance will truly sit flush with the cabinets even after accounting for a little extra wiring space in the back.

If you are concerned about getting the refrigerator home or installing it on your own, Best Buy can solve both problems. Best Buy appliance installation specialists are available for appliance delivery and installation. When purchasing from Best Buy, you can also prepare for future potential refrigerator repairs by getting appliance protection that enhances and extends the manufacturer’s warranty.

If your new fridge has a water filter or ice maker, you will benefit from a refrigerator water line kit. For an ice maker, you may also want a fridge ice-maker kit. And for a fridge with a water filter, it’s recommended that you install a new refrigerator water filter every 300 gallons or every six months. Beyond these practical concerns, your final choice in terms of a new kitchen refrigerator comes down to style. Do you want a stainless steel model, a white counter-depth refrigerator or something flashier?