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Anonymous users2024-01-24At your width, you must not be able to buy a side-by-side refrigerator, because the heat dissipation space on both sides of the refrigerator should be reserved, at least 10cm on one side, so that the width of the refrigerator can not exceed 70cm, and you can only buy double or triple doors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can't just look at the length and buy one and stuff it directly, but also consider that when you use it in the future, after the refrigerator door is opened, there will be at least a 120-degree opening angle. Anything else in the kitchen doesn't stall the door. If you're sticking to the wall, it's a real cup.
If you have to put it in the kitchen, in order to make the space smoother, you should buy more doors. Or relocate the fridge and don't put it in the kitchen. Place it in the dining room or living room.
You can choose a refrigerator with inverter, Haier's BCD-649WADV can be this one, the appearance is very atmospheric, air-cooled stepless inverter, noise and power consumption are not high.
Don't plug them in, and don't get too close, after all, you're a big refrigerator. I have an LCD TV and a medium-sized refrigerator in my living room, and I have a cabinet air conditioner, all with different sockets.
You can buy a refrigerator curtain to cover, or make a board to cover it, but this is still a palliative solution, and the best thing to do is to move the refrigerator to a place away from light.
Whether it is a direct pull or a side door, the track and hinge are the key, which directly affects the service life.
Within 90cm, you can't push or pull - the opening size of 45cm is too small. If you do a push-pull of the outer span, you can (the sliding fan is hidden on the inside of the wall).