Product review (5 stars): Excellent Refrigerator for a Small Kitchen
We recently purchased this frig for our small, 1950s kitchen, which we've somewhat remodeled with grey, white and black tile and a new countertop.  The Summit frig was an excellent addition.  It is modern looking (because it is stainless) and it is unusually tall -- making up for space lost by it's both shallow (counter-depth) and narrow design.  I am 5'1" and can reach all of the interior.  It is perfect for our family of two, and I cook 6-7 dinners a week.  Because it is shallow, food is easy to find/see. The door holds a lot (though when using all racks, only the bottom one holds anything really tall, like a bottle of wine).  The horizontal wine rack is removable.  Having the freezer on the bottom is handy -- most people use their refrigerator many times a day and their freezer only occasionally.  The ice cube tray is an oddity: it is large but only holds Summit's special small-sized ice cube trays.  No worries -- I just use regular ice cube trays elsewhere in the frig.  (This model doesn't have an ice maker, and I didn't need one as there's no plumbing in that part of my kitchen.) Originally, I didn't want to purchase a frig without seeing it first, but box and home improvement stores don't carry it in the store, and though there were other sellers with it, they were typically commercial.  Since I compared it to several similar types and had read so many positive reviews, and because it was reasonably priced (particularly when compared to a $3K refrigerator), I took the plunge.  I am so glad I did.  The Summit replaced a crummy, short-and-squat-and-deep refrigerator.  Even though it was larger cubic square foot -wise, it was awful to find anything and it took up way too much space.  I highly recommend this refrigerator for anyone with a small kitchen.