Made for the opening

Custom-size refrigerators

Custom-size refrigerators turn narrow, wide, shallow, tall and irregular openings into useful cold storage. Start with the available dimensions, then configure the doors, capacity, cooling zones, ventilation and exterior around the space.

NarrowExtra-wideShallow depthExact fit

Size-led configurations

Custom refrigerator sizes without filler panels

Use a purpose-built width and depth to protect storage capacity, walking clearance and cabinetry alignment.

Narrow opening

Slim 18 Column

From $5,900

Tall, narrow refrigeration for compact kitchens and paired column layouts.

Extra-wide

Grand 60 Four-Door

From $13,400

High-capacity refrigeration built across an extra-wide kitchen opening.

Measure first

How to order a custom-size refrigerator

Measure the finished opening at the top, middle and bottom for width, then check height and depth in several places. Record the smallest usable dimensions, but do not subtract clearances until the selected refrigeration system defines them.

Custom fridge cabinets and ventilation

The refrigerator and cabinet opening must function together. Intake, exhaust, hinge movement, panel thickness, utilities and future service access all affect the final fit. If the appliance will match cabinetry, explore panel-ready refrigerators with custom fronts.

Information needed for exact sizing

  • Finished opening width, height and depth
  • Floor, wall and cabinet conditions around the opening
  • Required fresh-food, freezer or beverage capacity
  • Door swing, drawer pull-out and nearby walkway clearance
  • Electrical, water, drain and ventilation locations

Custom refrigerator size questions

Can a refrigerator be made to any size?

Many dimensions can be customized, but cooling components, insulation, doors and applicable performance requirements create practical limits. A feasibility review confirms what works.

Where can I buy a custom-size refrigerator?

ColdCraft scopes made-to-order projects from the opening and storage brief, then develops a configuration, project range and final specification.

Should I build the cabinet before choosing the fridge?

No. Coordinate both together so clearances, panels, airflow and utilities match the final appliance.