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Spend $1495 - $2495 and get $150 off
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Spend $1495 - $2495 and get $150 off
Spend $2496 - $4494 and get $250 off
Spend $4495 - $6494 and get $500 off
Spend $6495 or more and get $1200 off
Our price before taxes Excludes LG Studio, KitchenAid, Café, Midea, Bosch, Danby and Hamilton Beach.
Excludes clearance, countertop microwaves, over-the-range microwaves, beverage centers, compact fridges, accessories, freezers, Frigidaire fridges under 10-cu ft., Online Only items and commercial or builder products.
A kitchen just isn't functional without a reliable place to keep your food fresh. It is the anchor of the room where you grab a cold drink after work or store leftovers for tomorrow's lunch. If you are looking for a new fridge, we have options ranging from basic budget-friendly models to high-tech smart appliances. Check out our inventory below to find the perfect fit for your grocery habits and kitchen layout.
The best refrigerator style depends on how you use your kitchen and how much space you have. French door models are popular because they place fresh food at eye level, while side-by-side refrigerators offer vertical access to both fresh and frozen items, and top freezer models are often a practical choice for smaller spaces or tighter budgets.
If you need extra cooling beyond your main kitchen fridge, The Brick also offers specialty options such as mini fridges for smaller rooms and freezers for added frozen-food storage.
Measuring carefully before you buy is one of the most important steps in choosing a refrigerator. Refrigerators come in a wide range of sizes, and fit depends not only on width, but also on height, depth, door swing, and ventilation clearance.
Counter-depth refrigerators are designed to sit closer to the line of your cabinets for a more built-in look, while standard-depth models usually provide more interior space. In general, counter-depth refrigerators are often around 24 to 30 inches deep not including handles, while standard refrigerator dimensions vary widely by style and brand.
Refrigerator features vary a lot by model, even within the same brand. Depending on the unit, you may find options such as water and ice dispensers, smart features, specialty ice makers, adjustable storage, and fingerprint-resistant finishes.
The Brick carries refrigerators from major appliance brands across multiple price points and styles. The right choice depends more on the layout, features, finish, and size that match your needs than on any single brand ranking.
The Brick offers refrigerators in a variety of styles, sizes, and price points, along with delivery options that can make a major-appliance purchase easier. Comparing dimensions, depth, storage layout, and feature set in one place can help you narrow down the best fit for your home.
A counter-depth fridge is designed to be shallower than many standard-depth models so it sits closer to the edge of your counters. Many counter-depth refrigerators are around 24 to 30 inches deep excluding doors and handles, though exact dimensions vary by model.
There is no single standard size for every refrigerator. Across common full-size models, widths often fall somewhere around 24 to 40 inches, heights around 62 to 72 inches, and depth varies by style and whether the refrigerator is counter-depth or standard-depth.
There is no universal best brand for every shopper. The better choice depends on the size, layout, features, service support, and price that fit your home and budget.
Refrigerator lifespan varies by model, usage, maintenance, and operating conditions. It is better to treat longevity as something that depends on care and product quality rather than as a guaranteed number of years.
You generally need a water line only if the refrigerator includes a built-in water dispenser or automatic ice maker. If it does not have those features, electrical power is usually the main utility requirement.