Counter-Depth Refrigerators · Page 7

A counter-depth refrigerator — also sold as a cabinet depth refrigerator — has a shallower case than a standard-depth model, so it sits close to flush with your countertops and cabinet fronts instead of jutting into the room. You give up some capacity for that built-in look, and the doors and handles still stand proud of the counter. Counter depth is a measurement, not a style: there is a counter depth fridge in French door, side-by-side, bottom-freezer and column layouts. Measure your opening and compare each model's depth both without and with its doors; the counter-depth guide linked here explains which numbers matter.

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