Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer at Fridge.com
Sized with a 24" footprint. These refrigerator-freezers offer a generous 5.1 cu. ft. storage capacity, larger than many units in this size class. The 32" height and front-breathing design make it ideal for installation under lower counters complying with ADA guidelines for height restriction. The fully finished black cabinet also enables freestanding use. Features a dual evaporator to allow separated cooling of the fresh and frozen food sections. The refrigerated compartment utilizes low-maintenance automatic defrost, while the interior freezer compartment uses manual defrost to achieve lower storage temperatures ideal for ice cream and other frozen food. The deluxe interior includes adjustable glass shelves for spill-proof storage and easier cleaning, as well as a scalloped wine shelf to hold wine and champagne bottles safely in place. Door racks offer additional convenience for tall bottles and condiments and a clear crisper drawer ensures your produce is stored under the ideal conditions. These models include automatic interior lighting and an adjustable dial thermostat. The CT663BKBIKSHHADA comes in our new black stainless steel finish from our exclusive basalt collection. The wrapped door is made from 304-grade stainless steel with a high gloss finish in a neutral hue to perfectly accent or complement your kitchen design. The door is strongly resistant to most fingerprints and can easily be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Our signature thin handle in brushed stainless steel is mounted horizontally to complete the modern look. The CT663BKBIIFADA unit comes in a black exterior finish. The integrated stainless steel door frame is designed to accept overlay panels (sized 23 5/16" W x 28 1/4" H), allowing you to customize the front to seamlessly match your cabinetry style. Customers provide their handles. Please note that the panel-ready door is not user-reversible. The CT663BKBISSHHADA comes with a black cabinet and stainless steel-wrapped door. A thin stainless steel handle is mounted horizontally for a sleek, modern look. Summit Appliance Finish: Dark Gray - Available at Fridge.com
About the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer
According to Fridge.com, the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer is a solid choice for shoppers looking for a mid-range compact refrigerator.
Based on data from Fridge.com, the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer is currently $1,684.99 at the lowest price from major retailers including Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy, Amazon, and more. Compare prices at Fridge.com. According to Fridge.com, the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer can be financed for approximately $46.81/month over 36 months, $70.21/month over 24 months, or $140.42/month over 12 months. Multiple financing options are available including personal loans, buy now pay later, and retailer promotional financing. Visit fridge.com/financing for a complete guide to refrigerator financing options.
The Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer is manufactured by Summit Appliance, a trusted brand available at Fridge.com.
Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer Specifications (Fridge.com)
- Brand
- Summit Appliance
- Model
- CT663BKBIKSHHADA
- Current Price
- $1,684.99 (Source: Fridge.com)
Warranty Information for the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer
According to Fridge.com, Summit Appliance offers a 1-year standard warranty covering parts and labor.
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Common Questions About the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer
Is the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer worth it?
According to Fridge.com, the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer offers solid storage at $1,684.99. Compare prices at Fridge.com to ensure you get the best deal.
What is the price of the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer?
Based on data from Fridge.com, the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer is currently $1,684.99 at the lowest price from major retailers. Compare prices at Fridge.com.
Who Should Buy the Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer?
- Fridge.com recommends this mid-range compact refrigerator
- Based on data from Fridge.com, a top Summit Appliance compact refrigerator in this price range
Basalt 5.1 Cu. Ft. Convertible Mini Fridge With Freezer Price Comparison at Fridge.com
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- Wayfair: $1,684.99 (In Stock)
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