what is the depth of a counter depth refrigerator

Counter-depth refrigerators are designed to fit seamlessly within standard kitchen layouts, and they are shallower than most fridges to line up with the end of your cabinets and fit in nicely with most modern kitchen designs. The distance between the front of your kitchen countertops and your back wall or backsplash is usually 24-30 inches, not including handles. Therefore, most counter-depth refrigerators, including KitchenAid brand counter-depth refrigerators, are around 24-30 inches deep. However, the overall depth (with doors included) varies slightly from manufacturer to manufacturer, and the depth of the refrigerator box itself—measured without the doors—is often about 24 to 25 inches, which matches the depth of standard cabinetry and countertops. So-called counter-depth refrigerators rarely match the countertops exactly, and the refrigerator doors may extend forward from the front lip of standard countertops.