What size opening is needed for a refrigerator?

What size opening is needed for a refrigerator?

The refrigerator opening must have minimum dimensions of 70" high x 36-1/8" wide x 24-1/2" deep as shown at right. If there is an overhead cabinet, allow 1" for cabinet door clearance with the top trim piece so the cabinet doors can be opened without hitting the top trim.

How big should a refrigerator cabinet be?

If you are talking about the cabinet panels they are usually 3/4 Inch wide. If you are building a surround for a full size refrigerator you will need the 30 inch deep panel. For counter depth frig order the 24 Inch deep panel. Standard refrigerators are 36 wide.

How much cabinet space does a refrigerator need?

Measure the Ventilation Space The refrigerator will need minimum clearances of 2-inches from the back wall, 1-inch from the upper cabinet and 1/8-inch on either side of the fridge.

How much space do you need to open a refrigerator door?

Appliance says you need to take clearance into account. You should allow for a ½ inch to 1 inch of extra space between the refrigerator and side walls. Allow the same amount of clearance at the top. The refrigerator distance from the back wall should be a bit more, about 1 to 2 inches.

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