Narrowest point, wall to wall or cabinet to cabinet

Floor to the underside of the cabinet above

Counter-depth only? (front in line with the counter)

The ENERGY STAR list gives no refrigerator depth, only a counter-depth mark: check the depth on the model’s sheet.

Average price homes paid in August 2026 (U.S. Energy Information Administration)

Order of the list
More details (optional)Already filled in: Space to leave free around it (taken off width and height) 0 in

0 counts the bare opening. The model’s installation guide gives the space it needs: enter it here.

Example for a 30 × 67 inch opening — change any figure to see your own result

Certified models that fit

728

of 2,700 certified full-size refrigerators, every width up to yours

Every width that fits728 in all: 364 are 30 inch, 364 are narrower
Typical capacity (the middle model)18.0 cubic feet
Typical energy use366 kWh a year
Typical running cost at the U.S. average price$66 a year
Lowest use at about 30 inches wide294 kWh (GE FUF18DZR****, 29.70 in wide)

kWh (kilowatt-hour) is the unit on your power bill. The ENERGY STAR list gives no depth for refrigerators: check the depth, door swing and hinge clearance on the model’s own sheet.

How this is computed
The largest models that fit, most storage first. Set “Order of the list” to Lowest yearly cost to see the cheapest to run first. A * or # in a model number stands for any letter or digit, usually the color or finish.
ModelWidth × heightCapacitykWh a yearCost a year
Samsung RF22A4111**, ice maker (2 versions, same size and use)29.90 in × 66.80 in22.1 cu ft585$106
Samsung RF22A4221**, ice maker29.90 in × 66.80 in22.0 cu ft585$106
Frigidaire FRTE2223AB (10 versions, same size and use)29.70 in × 66.60 in21.8 cu ft402$73
GE FUF22DZR****29.70 in × 66.70 in21.6 cu ft318$58
Hisense RT210N3S*EH (2 versions, same size and use)29.70 in × 66.50 in21.2 cu ft394$72

Appliance kWh · ENERGY STAR certified models · EIA state prices