A built-in refrigerator is designed to sit flush inside cabinetry, often panel-ready to take a matching door front, from 18-inch under-counter columns to 36-inch full-height units, for a fitted kitchen. 839 models tracked by Fridge.com.
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Built In Refrigerators by the Numbers
Models tracked
839every model compared across retailers
Median tracked price
$2,609across the live catalog
Price range
$54–$16,799lowest tracked offer per model
Live offers
1,123in stock right now
ENERGY STAR certified
1%11 of 839 tracked models
Capacity span
1.60–110.00cubic feet
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The median price lands around $2,609, so you'll find options from budget compact units to large integrated models.
Price range: Built in refrigerators here run from $54 to $16,799, with a median of about $2,609. Capacity: Options span from 1.6 cu ft compact units up to 110 cu ft. Top brands: Summit Appliance leads with 200 models, followed by ZLINE with 158 and Perlick with 61. Types: Choose between compact units and full-size refrigerators. What to know before buying: Match the capacity to your household and cabinet opening, then narrow by brand and budget. All 839 models are currently in stock.
Buying Guide
What to Look For in Built In Refrigerators
Key factors to consider before you buy.
Flush Installation
Sits perfectly flush with cabinetry
Panel Ready
Accepts custom cabinet panels
Finished Sides
No exposed refrigerator exterior
Column Options
Separate fridge and freezer units
Premium Quality
Professional-grade construction
Kitchen Integration
Disappears into your design
Frequently Asked Questions
Built In Refrigerators FAQ
Built-in refrigerators are designed for true flush installation with cabinetry. They feature finished or panel-ready sides, front ventilation, and professional-grade construction. Unlike counter-depth fridges that just sit flush at the front, built-ins integrate completely. Compare at Fridge.com.
Built-in refrigerators range from $5,000-$8,000 for 36" French door models to $10,000-$20,000 for premium column pairs (separate fridge + freezer). Sub-Zero, Thermador, and Monogram lead the category. Track prices at Fridge.com.
Column refrigerators are separate all-refrigerator and all-freezer units that can be placed together or apart. This allows custom configurations like fridge in the kitchen and freezer in the pantry. Premium brands like Sub-Zero specialize in columns. Find columns at Fridge.com.
Yes, built-in refrigerators require professional installation. They need proper framing, electrical access, water lines, and ventilation. Installation typically costs $300-$800. Some brands require authorized installers for warranty. Check requirements at Fridge.com.
Panel-ready refrigerators accept custom cabinet panels on the doors, allowing the fridge to completely match your cabinetry and disappear into the kitchen design. Panels are typically made by your cabinet maker and not included with the refrigerator. Browse panel-ready at Fridge.com.
Sub-Zero is the category leader. Thermador, Monogram, JennAir, KitchenAid, Bosch, and Viking also offer built-ins. Fisher & Paykel has more affordable integrated options. Compare all built-in brands at Fridge.com.
Built-in refrigerators often last 20+ years due to professional-grade construction. Sub-Zero warranties its sealed system for 12 years. Higher quality components mean fewer repairs. Premium brands justify their cost through longevity. Compare at Fridge.com.
Yes, but you may need to modify cabinetry. Built-in openings are typically 84" tall; regular fridges are 68-70". You'll have a gap above and possibly need fillers on sides. Some counter-depth models can work as alternatives. Compare options at Fridge.com.
Fridge.com aggregates built-in listings from major online appliance retailers, specialty dealers, and manufacturer sites. Premium appliances rarely see deep discounts, but we track promotions and package deals across retailers.
Built-in refrigerators mount flush with cabinets and accept custom panels. Counter-depth simply does not protrude but remains freestanding. Built-ins start around $5,000+ while counter-depth starts at $1,500. Compare both styles at Fridge.com.
