Hi Reader,
Almost every client who comes to me wanting a new fridge actually wants a bigger fridge.
The problem is that a bigger fridge means more room. More room means the cabinets beside it have to be modified, rebuilt, or replaced.
And all of a sudden, you’re one step closer to a much, much bigger project than you bargained for.
So before you start shopping, the first question you should be asking yourself isn’t "which fridge should I buy?"
It's "am I willing to change my kitchen for it?"
If you're already renovating, great — build the fridge you want into the plan.
But if you're not touching the rest of the kitchen, there are a bunch of things to look out for:
- Measurements and specifications
- The types of doors and how they swing
- Plumbing and water lines (if you want a water dispenser and/or ice maker)
I put all of my fridge-buying advice in my latest post on what to know before buying a new fridge. Head over to the blog to give it a read!
Have a great weekend,
Gerald
P.S. Got other appliances on the brain? Here’s another recent post with my top 4 tips on buying any kitchen appliance.
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