Before choosing your new refrigerator, thoroughly measure the space where you plan to put it. That means taking careful measurements of depth, width and height. Also, remember to allow space behind the appliance for ventilation and wiring.
Your new counter-depth refrigerator should include the features you will find most useful. You might benefit from an ice maker, an open-door alarm, gallon door storage or a built-in water purifier. If you choose a fridge with a water filter or a fridge with an ice maker, you will need replaceable water filters and a refrigerator water line kit, which can be found among refrigerator accessories.
If you are concerned about installing your new refrigerator on your own, a professional appliance delivery and installation team can handle it. They will get your counter-depth fridge in place, plugged in, hooked up to a water line and ready to go. It’s also a good idea to think about appliance protection, which can help keep your counter-depth refrigerator covered and working properly long after installation.