Over 100 ways to organize and customize your refrigerator. SpillSafe® Flip Up & Slide Under Shelves Easily make room for tall or large items with the new Flip-Up and Slide-Under shelves. Maximize your kitchen space with our counter-depth design that gives you over 4 inches of kitchen floor space back while still offering over 100 ways to organize. Effortless™ Glide Crisper Drawers Our humidity-controlled crisper drawers drawers can be configured any number of ways, either side-by-side or stacked on top of each other so you can organize your refrigerator the way you want. Resists fingerprints and cleans easily. PureSource Ultra® Ice & Water Filtration Clean, pure, refreshing water that removes impurities straight from your refrigerator. A large capacity Cool Zone™ drawer extends completely and provides space to easily store anything from sheet cakes and large platters to snacks and juice boxes. Easily select options with the touch of a button.
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Organize contents with ease: 5 Spill Protector tempered-glass shelves contain small spills to simplify cleanup and provide ample space for storing groceries. 4 are half-width and can be adjusted to fit tall or oversize items. Customize door bin size to use space efficiently: 2 adjustable gallon-size door bins and 4 fixed full-length bins provide lots of options for storing large and small containers. Plenty of space to organize frozen meats, treats and meals: A slide-out upper drawer and divided lower drawer allow easy organization and access to frozen foods. Access filtered water and cubed or crushed ice with the push of a button: Thru-the-door ice and water dispenser removes impurities, so you don't have to buy bottled water to ensure a fresh taste. Tall dispenser opening for hassle-free filling of pitchers: Designed for spill-free pouring into tall glasses and containers. Control internal settings from the LED display: You can also enable the Child Lock setting to prevent unwanted access to water and ice.
Locate items in any lighting condition: High-efficiency LED lights emit minimal heat, help conserve energy, and offer a space-saving design. Auto pull-out upper freezer drawer for easy access to your favorite treats: Smart Pull handle ensures smooth opening and closing action. Door alarm helps save energy: Alert sounds when the refrigerator door is accidentally left open for 2 minutes. Slim SpacePlus ice system opens up more shelf space: The icemaker's in-door location allows for an extra shelf inside. Produces up to 4.5 lbs. of ice per day and stores up to 3 lbs. Free delivery on appliance orders $399 and up: For new water line connections, special installation is required which is not included with delivery. Call 1-888-BEST BUY (1-888-237-8289) to find out more and to purchase installation. Required parts sold separately: Find essential parts for installation in the accessories section on this page. Need more information?: See what's included with home delivery and installation.
How do I know what size refrigerator to buy? - ABC57 News - See the Difference Michiana How do I know what size refrigerator to buy? By Michele C. Hollow When buying a refrigerator, is bigger better? Most people think so. However, you should consider the space in your kitchen, the number of people in your household, your cooking style and frequency of refrigerator use to determine what size refrigerator you really need. Start with your current model. To find the size, take out the tape measure. Standard side-by-side refrigerators range from 31 inches to 36 inches. Depths range from 28 inches to 34 inches, and the heights of most models range between 66 inches and 69 inches. There are larger and smaller models available too. How many cubic feet do you need?The average-sized refrigerator provides between 18 and 26 cubic feet of storage space. When deciding how much internal space you need, take a look at your current refrigerator. Do you need more space or less? Do you ever refrigerate large items such as full sheet cakes or whole turkeys?
To figure out the cubic feet of your current model, empty your refrigerator and measure the height, width and depth of the inside in inches. Multiply those measurements together and divide by 1728. Then use this number for reference when checking out the cubic footage of new models, which is usually displayed on the product label on the store models or in the product details field online. What size do you need?If the size refrigerator you have suits you and you're ready to purchase a newer model, then stick with what works. If you want a larger or smaller refrigerator, consider the following: How spacious is your kitchen? How often do you cook? Do you throw a lot of parties? Do you have a large family? Do your groceries fit? Obviously in a large kitchen, you can have a big refrigerator. Small galley kitchens require standard and smaller refrigerators. If you love to cook, entertain often and have a large family, bigger is indeed a wiser choice. What about refrigerator door options?
Most standard refrigerator models allow you to place doors opening on either side, so when the door opens, it can swing to the left or the right. When deciding on which direction to place the door, consider what is on both sides of the refrigerator; you want it to open and not block anything or hit furniture or cabinetry. Or you may want to consider a french door refrigerator, which features double doors that open from the center. Refrigerator door styles to consider: Standard refrigerator models come with the freezer on the top (known as "top mount" refrigerators); others come with freezer drawers on the bottom (known as "bottom mount"). The benefit of a freezer on the bottom is that since you don't use the freezer as often as the fridge, you won't bend down as often. Plus, when you do open the freezer drawer on the bottom, you can see more of the food. If you want kids to have access to frozen snacks, consider a bottom mount model. Side-by-side models -- with the freezer on one side and the refrigerator on the other -- give you a fair amount of freezer space.
However, the interior space of the refrigerator tends to be smaller and narrower in these models. So, if you order a lot of takeout pizza, it may be harder to store the oversized box in the fridge. French door models are nice because you can open one half of the refrigerator at a time. French door models typically feature the freezer on the bottom. If you entertain a lot and need to refrigerate large platters of food, this may be the option for you. Is energy efficiency a concern?Energy-efficient refrigerators may cost more, though in the long run they will save you money on your electric bills because they cost less to operate. Remember that refrigerators with in-door ice-makers and water dispensers are more costly to operate as they use more energy. Look for the Energy Star label for energy-efficient models. EnergyStar.gov for more information.) Should you buy two refrigerators?When considering what size refrigerator to purchase, you may want to buy a second smaller fridge for a bedroom, basement, family room or outdoor kitchen.