Seattle Countertops: KitchenAid KBFS20EVWH Architect II Series Counter Depth French Door Refrigerator

KitchenAid KBFS20EVWH Architect II Series Counter Depth French Door Refrigerator

Product Capabilities

FreshChill Temperature Management Program
Power STAR Qualified To Help You Save Money
FreshSeal Humidity-controlled Crispers
Dimensions W/Stand (WHD): 35 five/eight" X 69 15/16" X 29"

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 29 x 35.6 x 69.9 inches ; 326 pounds
Shipping Weight: 241 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
ASIN: B001U8EC3M

By : KitchenAid
List Price : ~~$2,595.23~~
Price : $1,559.99
You Save : $1,035.24 (40%)

Product Description

Color: Stainless Steel
This counter depth French door refrigerator delivers distinctive styling and makes it possible for much more workable space in the kitchen. And simply because it is Energy STAR qualified, you can conserve energy and save alot more income on utility bills though storing your favored ingredients

Designer hinges allow doors to open beyond the width of the refrigerator with no interfering with nearby countertops

FreshChill Temperature Management Technique regulates temperatures to preserve components in optimum storage conditions

FreshSeal humidity-controlled crispers help retain humidity for optimum storage of fresh fruits and vegetables

Energy STAR qualified to assist you save income on utility bills, use much less energy and support preserve our natural resources

Two pull-out freezer baskets provide hassle-free access, viewing, and cleaning of freezer

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Product Capabilities

FreshChill Temperature Management Program
Power STAR Qualified To Help You Save Money
FreshSeal Humidity-controlled Crispers
Dimensions W/Stand (WHD): 35 five/eight" X 69 15/16" X 29"

Buyer Critiques

I seriously enjoy this frig. I thought I'd hate the deli tray - just about all the frigs appear to have them - but it operates out certainly properly to hold containters of issues (goat cheese, yogurt, and so on) which I can see and pull out at a glance vs finding lost in the back on a rack.
The counter depth is superb, but what distinguishes the Kitchenaid for me is the interior water dispenser. I do not like in-the-door water/ice dispensers mainly because I assume they are unattractive, and they take up so a lot room inside. Largely I want water - ice I can get from below easily - and this saves so significantly room not needing to use my large brita. Am sold on counter depth now mainly because I can see every little thing so a lot alot more quickly - the frig is wider and not as deep and that's wonderful.
The only cause I am not giving it five (or ten) stars is due to the fact the stainless is high upkeep. Nothing at all seemed to clean it well so I researched it to death (and went by means of a quantity of stainless steel cleaners) and followed the recommendation of a lot of individuals to use Weisman spray cleaner with a microcloth. That works honestly genuinely properly - but I wish the metals Kitchenaid uses would call for much less upkeep. I am conscious now and in the habit of keeping my hands off the doors as a lot as potential - employing just the handles - but if I had a bunch of kids in the house it'd drive me batty.
I'd decide to buy this frig once more in a heartbeat. Adore it!

KitchenAid refrigerators are ordinarily 50% more expensive than, say Kenmore. You would count on larger quality. But unfortunately I got the exact opposite. Mine broken down in much less than 3 years. Two repair attempts cost over $500. Got a new compressor. My mom has a fairly old Hitachi ref, ten years old nonetheless runs like new. I would never ever obtain any KitchenAid products from now on.