Product review (5 stars): Perfect for your Man-Cave or Basement, but it might fit into your RV, too!
We needed an overflow refrigerator for the basement and the dimensions were workable. Upon receipt, I was very pleased to see that it was very securely packed, on a separate bottom pallet which made moving it around easier. Its weight is also quite a bit lighter than I expected, so it is relatively easy to bring down a flight of stairs with a landing at the bottom. It has really unobtrusive, good looks, and blended right in. Of course, our basement isn't a finished showplace, but it still looked really nice. I was happy that the curved extension of the door ends at the top of the unit so there is a flat place to put things when loading or unloading. The interior is nicely divided with a functionally sized freezer compartment, just like the reefers I remember from my childhood. The door, hinged on the right, has a provision for a bumper for the lower outside corner to prevent tipping the entire fridge when opened. If you have a lot of door-stored beverages, this is a very good thing. It was easy to level and set up, and the light is very bright inside. This is a basic, manual unit that will require manual defrosting so it provides a drip try and drip funnel that seems to drain externally on the floor. The door swings open very easily, but it seals well and the virtually silent compressor doesn't run very much once the temperature has dropped to the point you set on the controls. The fact that it was an energy star rated appliance is very important for us. My wife also told me that I absolutely must mention that a standard, 9x13 baking pan fits perfectly inside in a recess almost as if it was made for it. It will free up space in the kitchen refrigerator upstairs and be indispensable when we're hosting a dinner party. my only concern was for the length of the power cord, but it turned out that was fine as well.