GE Refrigerators

GE Refrigerators

A good refrigerator should be functional for your family and your food storage needs. There are several different types of GE refrigerators available, including French door, side-by-side, top freezer, and bottom freezer varieties. Each refrigerator comes with built-in controls that allow you to alter the temperature inside for optimal conditions.

When you're searching for a GE model refrigerator, there are several components that you'll want to keep in mind to help you select one that best fits your needs. Once you identify the features you need, you should find a GE refrigerator that will work for you.

• Identify the features you need: This could include adjustable shelves, temperature-controlled drawers, filtered water dispenser, air filter, ice maker, or soda shelf.
• Choose a specific finish for the appliance: GE offers finishes such as stainless steel, black, or white.
• Choose a style: Different styles of GE refrigerator available include French door, freezer on top, freezer drawer on bottom, or side-by-side styles

The standard-sized refrigerator available from GE is around 70 inches tall and 36 inches wide. Typically, the depth of refrigerators vary by maker and style.

With a French door refrigerator the top portion has two sides with a freezer in the lower portion of the system. These types of refrigerators allow you to be eye level with the shelves, providing a certain amount of convenience when you're searching for something. The freezer drawer pull out to provide access to items in the freezer.

When you're about to select a GE system, you'll likely notice that these models are outfitted with an ENERGY STAR label. This label indicates how energy-efficient the refrigerator is. When labeled with the ENERGY STAR, it means that the unit had passed the stringent electric requirements that allow it to be labeled energy-efficient.

Although it could vary between different styles, a standard, or full-depth, refrigerator is usually 68 to 71 inches tall.

A counter-depth refrigerator has a shallower depth compared to other refrigerators, allowing it to look flush with the edge of countertops and cabinetry that are nearby. These types of units are typically less than 24 inches in depth.