- Is this fridge really ADA-compliant?
- Summit builds this line to fit under counters at ADA-compliant height, which is the main reason to pay its premium over a standard undercounter fridge. Check your counter height against the unit's cutout before ordering.
- How big is the inside?
- It holds 3.1 cu. ft. as an all-refrigerator, with no freezer. That is enough for drinks, produce and everyday items in a wet bar or office, not a full household shop.
- Can I change which way the door opens?
- Yes. The door is rehingable, so it ships right-opening but can be switched to open from the left to suit your layout.
- What are the electrical requirements?
- It runs on standard 115V power, so a normal US outlet works. It weighs 10 lb, so it is easy to move into place.
- Is $1,564.32 a good price?
- Only one store lists it new at $1,564.32 as of November 8, 2026, so there is no lower competing price to compare against. For a 3.1 cu. ft. fridge that is a steep premium, justified mainly by the ADA height and shallow depth.
- What's in the box?
- The refrigerator itself with its interior light and reversible door hardware. Confirm with the seller whether shelves and any trim kit are included, since listings vary.
- Where is the Summit Deep Undercounter ADA All-Refrigerator 24" cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $1,564.32, as of our latest check.