Product review (5 stars): Well engineered for the customer and quiet
This refrigerator ended up being the highlight of my new kitchen.  I was skeptical purcahsing a refrigerator unseen and off of Amazon.  Here is my experience:  I went to three appliance stores.  They all had large refrigerators on the floor for to look at.  None had the size I wanted on the floor for me to touch and see.  Therefore, I would be ordering sight unseen from any source.  Talk to your local appliance folks about their shipping.  Amazon was fast and with Amazon Prime definietly cheaper.  All three local stores would be ordering my fridge and I thought their wait times were a risk to my and keeping my kitchen reno on schedule (time equals money to a contractor).  As for this fridge, I needed the door swing changed.  I did hire a local handyman and it took him about 35 minutes.  The directions were in detailed/detail.  All the parts for changing the door swing were provided.  That was as smooth as it gets.  I needed specific dimensions, and Summit was the only manufacturer I could find that made these.  I am so happy I got the Summit.  I am a short 5'1" and I can get to everything on the top shelf.  The inside is small.  I thought I would not like this.  However, I found I only eat what I know is there, and with this fridge you can see everthing!  I love, love, love that.  I purchase some clear baskets for the inside, since they only come with two.  For the two drawers that come with the unit, they slide on their bottoms on the base of the refrigerator.  I purchased some super slick tape off Amazon (uselful throughout the house) and made two runners on the bottom of each drawer.  They slide like a dream.  I like this 100 times better than traditional drawers that slide by a rim at the top, because the kind I grew up with were always a trick to take out and wash and then get back into place on the rails provided.  The Summit solution with my slick tape rails on the bottom are a cinch and avoids frustration.  I must say that the feezer does have some ice formations due to humidity.  And, the freezer is not super cold.  That might be operator error.  I should be playing with the temperature settings.  There are no door shelves in the freezer.  I wasn't expecting that, since most freezers have shelves on the door.  However, this being a bottom freezer, I found that I would have hated shelves on the freezer door.  Instead I bought some clear shoe boxes from the dollar storeto corral my little stuff.  Now I just pull the box onto the counter where I can conveniently rumish through the contents.  That works out better.  The refrigerator has four full shelves.  My old fridge only had three, so I think this is a luxury.  I cannot hear my fridge at all.  I live in a small condo, so that was a concern.  Nope, cannot hear it.  To be fair, my kitchen reno has this fridge with cabinets built around it with room for air flow, and maybe that is why there is no noise.  I know it is on because the stuff id cold and the light comes on.  The other thing that I really like is how easily it slides.  I can easilly slide it (remember I am short) even when it is full of contents.  Seeeet!  I've never had that in a fridge.  And it looks great.  And having a cabinet depth fridge makes the kitchen appear bigger.  My friends and neighbors all swear that I changed the footprint of my kitchen (we know the secret was this fridge).  Lastly, this cabinet depth fridge did not go wide to make up for the space, but rather went tall.  That was genious and I am benefiting!  Who wants to conserve space above the fridge?  In a show of hands, not many.  However, any width eats into my counterspace, and I love counterspace.  Having a taller fridge rather than a wider one is awesome.  Believe me when I say that every shelf on this fridge, all the way to the top and back is accessible without having to stand on my toes.  I hightly recommend this fridge