What is considered counter depth?

Table of Contents:

1. What is considered counter depth?
2. What is the quietest counter depth refrigerator?
3. Do bottom-freezer refrigerators have more problems?
4. Which is better side-by-side or bottom-freezer?
5. Why are bottom freezer refrigerators more expensive?
6. Is Whirlpool or GE refrigerator better?

What is considered counter depth?

The distance between the front of your kitchen countertops and your back wall or backsplash is your “counter depth.” It's usually somewhere in the 24–25-inch range. ... By contrast, most full-size refrigerators are over 30 inches deep, often in the 35- to 36-inch range.

What is the quietest counter depth refrigerator?

The Quietest Bosch Refrigerator The Bosch 800 Series 36 in. 21 cu. ft. French Door Refrigerator is one of the most high-end models you can get, but definitely worth the price.

Do bottom-freezer refrigerators have more problems?

Heavier Items on the Bottom Frozen foods can be very heavy, especially frozen turkeys and hams. Because your freezer is on the bottom, removing these items will require more work. This can be a safety concern for seniors and anyone who has trouble bending and lifting heavier objects.

Which is better side-by-side or bottom-freezer?

Side-by-side refrigerators are best for kitchens that are narrow, and they take advantage of the vertical space. Bottom freezers optimize access to the fridge, keeping food at eye-level. Because freezers are used less often, this makes your everyday routine easier.

Why are bottom freezer refrigerators more expensive?

Customers have found bottom-freezer refrigerators more convenient than side-by-side or top-freezer units. They don't cost more to build, but manufacturers ensure you pay more for the convenience. They are "worth" what customers are willing to pay for, and they will pay more for bottom-freezer refrigerators.

Is Whirlpool or GE refrigerator better?

GE's appliances are reliable and top-rated while Whirlpool isn't even in the mix. ... However, GE also isn't at the end with the most unreliable appliances such as Maytag and Amana. Experts suggest that those looking to buy major appliances stick with Whirlpool, GE and Kenmore.