30-Inch Wide Refrigerator Dimensions

A 30-inch-wide refrigerator is the standard fit for smaller kitchens, apartments and galley layouts — the common width just below the 33″ and 36″ full-size models. Here are the typical dimensions and every 30″-wide model we track, with measured height, width and capacity.

Typical 30-inch refrigerator dimensions

At 30″ you’ll mostly find top-freezer and bottom-freezer layouts, plus tall all-refrigerator columns that run higher than 70″. Leave the manufacturer’s air gaps on top of the cabinet width — the full breakdown is in how much clearance a refrigerator needs.

Across the 647 thirty-inch-wide refrigerators we track, measured capacity runs from about 13 to 22 cu ft. See the full dimensions dataset →

Will a 30-inch fridge fit a 30-inch space?

Not quite — a 30″ refrigerator needs a cabinet opening wider than 30″. Plan roughly 30½–31″ of opening for clearance and air circulation, plus room for the door to swing past the hinge side. Use the will-it-fit tool to check a model against your actual opening.

30-inch models

Showing 50 of 557 models · sorted by capacity · source: ENERGY STAR certified-product data.

Measured from official ENERGY STAR data + manufacturer spec sheets · Last verified July 2026