Whirlpool CB345W

Fits a cabinet opening of 28.6″ W × 76.1″ H — clearances included.

Key specifications

75.6″Height
27.6″Width
Depth
11.3Cu ft

11.3 cu ft — about right for one or two people.

Clearances (sides / top / rear)1/2″ / 1/2″ / 1″
Depth classStandard-Depth
BrandWhirlpool
Model numberCB345W
Minimum cabinet opening (manufacturer clearances included): 28.6″ W × 76.1″ H × depth pending. Per the manufacturer spec sheet: 1/2″ sides, 1/2″ top, 1″ rear.

As a standard-depth model it stands a few inches proud of the counter but holds more food for the money. Counter-depth vs standard-depth →

27.6" W 75.6" H ≈ 1" clearance · airflow & door swing Leave ≈ 2" at the rear for connections
Whirlpool CB345W · required cutout & clearance · measurements in inches
Rear depth not yet published for this model. standard-depth refrigerators like this typically run 31–36″ deep (cabinet body, excluding handles) — a working figure for the will-it-fit check, not this unit’s measured depth. We publish each model’s exact measured depth once it’s confirmed against the manufacturer spec sheet. Height and width above are verified — check them against your opening with the will-it-fit tool.

Compare similar models

ModelH × W × DCu ft
Beko BFBF2414WHIM 67.7 × 23.6 × — 11.4
Galanz GLR12TWEF 64.8 × 23.6 × — 12
Summit FFBF122PL 73.2 × 23.6 × — 11.7
Summit LBF12PL 73.2 × 23.6 × — 11.7

Source: ENERGY STAR certified-product data.

Frequently asked

What are the dimensions of the Whirlpool CB345W?
The Whirlpool CB345W measures 75.6″ H × 27.6″ W, 11.3 cu ft.
Will the Whirlpool CB345W fit my opening?
Plan for an opening of at least 28.6″ W × 76.1″ H once you add clearances. Check yours with the will-it-fit tool.
How deep is the Whirlpool CB345W?
Its exact measured depth isn’t individually published yet, but standard-depth refrigerators like this typically run 31–36″ deep (cabinet body, excluding handles). We confirm each model’s depth against the manufacturer spec sheet before publishing it — the height and width above are already verified.

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