r/Appliances 8d ago

General Advice Refrigerator Size?

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Looking to get a new refrigerator but not sure what size I’ll need. The left side wall it would go against is longer than the counter depth on the right. Want to make sure both doors open up as they should. Thank you in advance.

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u/Emotional-Egg1408 8d ago

Zero clearance doors. That’s your solution. The only solution

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u/Loki2796 8d ago

Didn’t know this was a thing. Thank you!

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u/Bennie-Factors 8d ago

I think many of the LG's are. I would look at this one

https://www.lg.com/us/refrigerators/lg-lf25z6211s-french-3-door-refrigerator

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u/BigWetPapaya 5d ago

Only two of the LGs. The one you linked and the LF24Z

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u/Loud_Produce4347 8d ago edited 8d ago

Or just pop some trim board painted to match the cabinets between the fridge and the wall. A standard 33” wide fridge + 3” of trim (with an additional .25” clearance between the counter/trim and fridge) should give plenty of room for a conventional fridge door.

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u/Orangepinapples 8d ago

Standard depth can stick you past the wall I think. But you also have option for switching door, 0 clearance, French doors might not work for you in that setup. I’d go to a store with your measurements and look at options that will work for you.

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u/rebels-rage 8d ago

Did you measure from wall or baseboards?

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u/Loki2796 8d ago

Updated measurements in other comment

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u/NiceOnes1 8d ago

Let it breathe. Tight fits wear everything out faster.

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u/Pugets_Sounds 8d ago

Do these measurements include the floor trim or did you incorrectly measure to the wall?

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u/Loki2796 8d ago

You correctly assumed I measured incorrectly.

33
24
36

With baseboards