New side by side door/French door fridge
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Bennie
Disciple
Have you done your research that thats what you want ?
I personally feel that bottom-mount fridges are the way to go.
Side-by-side waste a lot of space (internal partition, two hinged doors). Hence they tend to be bigger in size for same capacity.
I've got a Panasonic and its something like this: http://www.panasonic.com/in/consumer/home-appliances/refrigerators/frost-free/nr-bw465xs.html
Great fridge !
I personally feel that bottom-mount fridges are the way to go.
Side-by-side waste a lot of space (internal partition, two hinged doors). Hence they tend to be bigger in size for same capacity.
I've got a Panasonic and its something like this: http://www.panasonic.com/in/consumer/home-appliances/refrigerators/frost-free/nr-bw465xs.html
Great fridge !
there are plenty of models that are without partitions, which make shelves really 'wide'. two doors are a boon for narrow spaces, otherwise to open that single large door, you would need a huge empty space in front of the refrigerator.
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I wonder how will the refrigerator and the Freezer will be separated without partition. I had got a SBS primarily because of large Freezer. I intended to keep it in kitchen first had plumbing done there. but Sales adviser told me to go for non dispenser model as it won't need plumbing and we will have freedom to keep it in Dining room. there are some LG models which do not need plumbing connection but i think one will feel very lazy to refill the container again and again. for Ice and water.
just like the way we used to have in older models (a mini-door compartment built inside) or having it at the bottom (slide out drawer)
Oh ya its like this in my fridge too.. not much space is wasted by that imo.
malhotraraul
Skilled
Does anyone have double door with deeper at the bottom instead on the top, I have been browsing online and offline for quite a while, but I am not sure with fewer options which are available.