Generally, there are four major configurations preferred by American consumers. The original classic top freezer refrigerator was first produced by GE after the war continues to be the staple of the mass market American kitchen. It is an excellent value. It provides the largest amount of storage in the least amount of space at the lowest price. It is now available with many features found in more expensive configurations, such as: automatic ice makers, ice and water in the door and bins with adjustable temperature and humidity, gallon door storage, dual interior lighting systems, up front or illuminated temperature controls, It is the least expensive of all the refrigerator styles.
Depending on the model and manufacturer, upscale versions of this style have adjustable glass shelves, humidity controlled crispers, freezer baskets, deli and snack drawers, “supercool superfreeze”, wine rack, hidden hinges, full extension drawers, interior or exterior filtered ice and water, icemaker, adjustable door bins, electronic controls, custom overlay panels, self-closing freezer door, ADA compliant, gallon door storage, door alarm.
The widths range for 19” to 41.9” + custom. The depths range from 18” to 31.9” + custom. The heights range from 18” to 84.9” + custom.
Manufacturers include: Amana, Avanti, Danby, Estate, Frigidaire, GE, Gladiator, Hotpoint, KitchenAid, Marvel, Maytag, Northland (pricy), Smeg (who? See future post!), Whirlpool, Woods.
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