Ever wonder what the difference is between a counter depth and standard depth refrigerator? Dimensions are the main difference between the two due to counter-depth fridges being more shallow for an aesthetic look, while standard-depth offers more space and may stick out half a foot or more from your countertop.
Counter-depth fridges are typically 24-30 inches deep, which makes food more visible up front and less likely to get forgotten in the back. Standard-depth fridges are generally 31-36 inches deep but are available in larges capacities for large households that need plenty of food storage.
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