Updating your kitchen? Here’s how to keep it cool.

Essential Components

A central feature of every kitchen, and one of the most frequently used appliances in it, is the refrigerator. When it comes to stocking the kitchen, it’s important you invest in the choice that will best fit your needs. Whether you’re just preparing food for the family or you want to put the effortless in entertaining, we can help you find the right product for your home.

The first step to finding your style is to narrow down the basic considerations:

Counter Depth - If you are looking for a refrigerator with a less imposing profile, these appliances are designed to take up less walkway space. With a depth of around 24” to 30” they line up with the average kitchen countertop to minimize their footprint.

Energy Star - Energy Star appliances are built to conserve energy and save money on your monthly bills. Modern Energy Star certified appliances rely on improved insulation, advanced compression systems, and other tech benefits to use significantly less energy than older models.

French Door - This style offers two doors instead of one, with the refrigerator section on top and easily accessed with your food stored around eye level. The freezer section is located in the lower half, with most models choosing a drawer-style opening rather than a swinging door.

Side-by-Side - This style allows for a slightly smaller footprint in your kitchen, as the two side-by-side doors do not swing open as wide. One side of the unit offers refrigeration and the other serves as the freezer.

Top Freezer - A classic style top freezer refrigerator features two compartments, with the smaller freezer section at eye-level. The freezer, like the refrigerator below, is usually organized by shelves and can accomodate features such as an ice maker.

Bottom Freezer - As with the top freezer, this refrigerator style is divided in two sections, with the freezer compartment located on the bottom of the unit. The freezer section in most models is built as a pull-out drawer. This also allows for more room in the refrigerator, which is used more frequently in most homes.

Luxury Components

If you’re looking for something more specific, we have premium products from showroom brands to meet your high end refrigeration expectations. Take a closer look at the appliances we offer your kitchen and entertaining plans:

Built-In - These appliances are designed to be installed flush with your home’s cabinetry for a seamless look. They are usually larger than their freestanding equivalent and can require professional installation, while providing more customization and space for your household’s specific refrigeration needs.

Beverage Centers - Generally smaller than a home refrigerator, a beverage cooler is designed for holding bottles, cartons, or cans rather than bulky food items. They will often have a glass door to display the contents inside, and still use less energy because of their smaller size and different temperature requirements.

Wine Coolers - For the enthusiast, it’s important to note that wine has different environmental concerns than your average soda can. These refrigerators allow you to set the humidity and temperature to your collection’s needs, while also keeping system vibration to a minimum.

Kegerators - How about some home-brew on-tap in the den? These aren’t just for the bar. From single tap to triple tap, indoor or outdoor, these provide serving options for multiple size kegs, regardless of whether you prefer a premium distilled brew or an iced coffee at the press of a lever.

Once you have your refrigeration choices made, don’t forget the rest of the kitchen! Take a look at our complete lineup of kitchen appliances, or call one of our helpful customer service experts to make sure your home design project has everything you’re looking for included in one stop.

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