Standard Refrigerator Sizes & Dimensions

Standard-depth refrigerators run about 31–36″ deep — they stand a few inches proud of the counter but hold the most food for the money. Here are the typical sizes, and every standard-depth model we track with measured height, width and capacity.

Typical standard-depth dimensions

Dimension	Typical range
Width	29–36″
Height	66–70″
Depth (incl. doors)	30–36″
Capacity	18–28 cu ft

Standard-depth gives the most cubic feet per dollar; the trade is the ~5–6″ it projects past your cabinets. Compare the two in counter-depth vs standard-depth, or size by style in refrigerator sizes by type. Measure your alcove width first — it’s the dimension most likely to cause a problem (how to measure).

Standard-depth models

Model	Brand	H × W	Cu ft
Midea MRF32I6	Midea	69.9″ × 35.8″	31.7
LG LRFLS3206	LG	70 1/4″ × 35 3/4″	31.7
LG LF32BSH42	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	31.7
LG LRFLS3216	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	31.7
LG LF32S6000	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	31.7
Whirlpool WRF992FIF	Whirlpool	70.1″ × 36″	31.6
Whirlpool WRF993FIF	Whirlpool	70.1″ × 36″	31.6
Whirlpool WRF995FIF	Whirlpool	70.1″ × 36″	31.6
Samsung RF32CG5300	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	31.5
Samsung RF32CG5D00	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	31.5
Samsung RF32CG5N10	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	31.5
Samsung RF32CG5100	Samsung	70″ × 35 3/4″	31.5
LG LRFXS3106	LG	70 1/4″ × 35 3/4″	30.7
LG LRYKS3106	LG	70 1/4″ × 35 3/4″	30.7
LG LF31S6360	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	30.7
LG LRYXS3106	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	30.7
LG LF31T6230	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	30.7
LG LF31WSH63	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	30.7
LG LL31H6530	LG	70.3″ × 35.8″	30.7
Samsung RF32CG5400	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	30.5
Whirlpool WRFF3136SB	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30.5
Samsung RF32CG5B10	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	30.5
KitchenAid KRFF336SPS	KitchenAid	70″ × 39″	30.5
Whirlpool WRFF3136SW	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30.5
Samsung RF32CG5B30	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	30.5
Whirlpool WRFF3136SZ	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30.5
Maytag MRFF4336TZ	Maytag	70″ × 39″	30.5
Whirlpool WRFF3336SB	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30.5
Whirlpool WRFF3336SW	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30.5
Whirlpool WRFF3336SZ	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30.5
Samsung RF30BB6200	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	30.1
Samsung RF30BB6600	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	30.1
Samsung RF30BB6602	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	30.1
Whirlpool WRFF3536SV	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30
Whirlpool WRFF3536SW	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30
Whirlpool WRFF3536SZ	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30
Samsung RF32CG5900	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	30
Whirlpool WRFF3736SV	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30
Whirlpool WRFF3736SW	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30
KitchenAid KRFF436SBE	KitchenAid	70″ × 39″	30
Whirlpool WRFF3736SZ	Whirlpool	70″ × 39″	30
KitchenAid KRFF436SJP	KitchenAid	70″ × 39″	30
KitchenAid KRFF436SPS	KitchenAid	70″ × 39″	30
Maytag MRFF5336TZ	Maytag	70″ × 39″	30
Whirlpool WRMF3336SV	Whirlpool	71″ × 39″	29.8
Samsung RF30BB6900	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	29.8
Whirlpool WRMF3336SW	Whirlpool	71″ × 39″	29.8
KitchenAid KRMF336SPS	KitchenAid	71″ × 39″	29.8
Samsung RF31CG7400	Samsung	70″ × 35.8″	29.8
Whirlpool WRMF3336SZ	Whirlpool	71″ × 39″	29.8

Showing 50 of 2246 models · sorted by capacity · source: ENERGY STAR certified-product data.

Frequently asked

How deep is a standard refrigerator?

About 31–36″ including the doors, so it projects roughly 5–6″ past a standard 24–25″ cabinet. Counter-depth models sit much closer to flush.

What’s the most common refrigerator width?

36″ for French-door and side-by-side models; 30–33″ for top- and bottom-freezers. Always confirm the exact model and add side clearance.

How much capacity does a standard-depth fridge hold?

Typically 18–28 cu ft — roughly 4–6 cu ft more than a counter-depth model of the same width and height.

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