The Iceblue publishes 35.8 inches of width and the Conserv 23.4 inches, the largest and smallest figures here.
By the Lush Editorial Team·Researched & Compared
Five refrigerators compared using manufacturer published dimensions, weights, and feature lists from the fact sheet.
Publishes 23.4 inches of width and 77 inches of height, the smallest width and largest height here.
Publishes the largest width at 35.8 inches and the only 20.7 cubic foot capacity here.
Dual icemakers rated to produce up to 5 pounds of ice per day and an AutoFill water pitcher.
The lightest at 154 pounds and the only one with a published ENERGY STAR certification.
The only model with a published 90 degree door opening clearance for tight spaces.
| Model | Brand | Size (capacity) | Weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conserv 24in RETRO BOTTOM MOUNT 11cf Refrigerator Fa... | Conserv | 24in | 159 lb | Best for narrow openings |
| 20.7 Cu.Ft. Side-by-side Refrigerators | Iceblue | 20.7 Cu.Ft. | 189.59 lb | Best for full-size side by side storage |
| Midea MRF27I6BST 27 Cu. Ft. Stainless French Door Co... | Midea | 27 cubic_feet | 283 lb | Most ice production features |
| Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. 30" Wide Top Mount Refrigerator... | Kenmore | 18.1 cu ft | 154 lb | Lightest published weight |
| Thor Kitchen 30 Inch Bottom Freezer Refrigerator in ... | Thor Kitchen | 30 Inch | 205 lb | Only one with 90 degree door clearance |
Publishes 23.4 inches of width and 77 inches of height, the smallest width and largest height here.
Publishes the largest width at 35.8 inches and the only 20.7 cubic foot capacity here.
Dual icemakers rated to produce up to 5 pounds of ice per day and an AutoFill water pitcher.
The lightest at 154 pounds and the only one with a published ENERGY STAR certification.
The only model with a published 90 degree door opening clearance for tight spaces.
The Conserv 24in RETRO BOTTOM MOUNT publishes 23.4 inches of width and 77 inches of height, the smallest width and largest height here, making it the pick for a slot that is tight on width but open above. The Iceblue side by side publishes the largest width at 35.8 inches and is the only one with a published 20.7 cubic foot capacity. The Midea French door is the heaviest at 283 pounds and the only one with dual icemakers and an AutoFill pitcher. The Kenmore top mount is the lightest at 154 pounds. The Thor Kitchen bottom freezer is the only one with a published 90 degree door opening clearance.
“Width and height decide the fit before features matter.”
Lush Editorial Team
Priorities, not a computed score. The inputs are published specifications, so we rank by what matters most and say how much.
Width is the first constraint in most kitchens. The Conserv publishes the smallest width at 23.4 inches, followed by the Kenmore at 29.72 inches, the Thor Kitchen at 29.88 inches, the Midea at 31 inches, and the Iceblue at 35.8 inches. A difference of 12.4 inches separates the smallest published width from the largest, which is more than the width of a standard cabinet.
Height and depth decide the rest. The Conserv publishes the largest height at 77 inches, while the Kenmore publishes the smallest at 66.14 inches. The Midea publishes the largest depth at 39 inches, while the Conserv publishes the smallest at 24 inches. Weight ranges from 154 pounds for the Kenmore to 283 pounds for the Midea, a difference of 129 pounds that matters for delivery and floor support.
| Specification | Thor Kitchen B0GYG2BVZP | Iceblue B0FY2MZ6Y1 | Kenmore B0D5DSYMJ4 | Conserv B09MDR9FW2 | Midea B0G4XN9XN7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Width (inches) | 29.88 | 35.8 | 29.72 | 23.4 | 31 |
| Depth (inches) | 31.38 | 27.2 | 30.12 | 24 | 39 |
| Height (inches) | 70.13 | 70.1 | 66.14 | 77 | 73 |
| Weight (pounds) | 205 | 189.59 | 154 | 159 | 283 |
| Published capacity | not published | 20.7 cubic feet | 18.1 cubic feet | not published | 27 cubic feet |
| Ice maker | not published | not published | not published | not published | Dual icemakers, up to 5 pounds per day |
| Water dispenser | not published | not published | not published | not published | Internal water dispenser |
| ENERGY STAR | not published | not published | Certified | not published | not published |
| ADA compliant | not published | not published | not published | not published | Compliant |
| Door clearance | 90 degrees | not published | not published | not published | not published |
The table does not tell you how any of these refrigerators perform. It does not list energy use in kilowatt hours, noise in decibels, or interior layout beyond what the makers publish. It also does not list warranty terms. Those figures are not published in the fact sheet, so they are not compared here.
The Conserv publishes the most specific temperature figures. Its Fast Cool option is published to cool contents quickly to 35.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Its Fast Freezing option is published to bring the freezer down quickly to -25.6 degrees Fahrenheit. The Thor Kitchen publishes Super Freezing and Fast Cooling as features but does not publish target temperatures for either.
The Iceblue publishes electronic temperature control with a freezer range from -10 degrees Fahrenheit to 5 degrees Fahrenheit and a refrigeration range that is cut off in the fact sheet. The Kenmore publishes an inverter compressor that maintains a consistent temperature but no degree figures. The Midea publishes no temperature ranges.
The Thor Kitchen publishes Multi Air Flow, described as ensuring even cooling throughout the fridge and reducing hot spots. The Conserv publishes Frost Free, described as providing consistent frost free freezing. These are different approaches: one addresses air distribution, the other addresses frost buildup.
The Kenmore publishes an inverter compressor that quietly and efficiently maintains a consistent temperature. The Iceblue publishes separate storage for the freezer and refrigeration compartments. The Midea publishes no air flow or frost management features. None of the five publishes a compressor type beyond the Kenmore inverter.
The Kenmore publishes the most detailed storage list: adjustable edge to edge tempered glass shelves, 4 clear refrigerator door bins, 1 gallon sized door bin, 2 full width freezer door bins, and 2 clear humidity controlled crispers. The Iceblue publishes transparent humidity controlled crisper drawers and a dairy compartment.
The Conserv publishes a wine rack that can be used for cooling wine and other bottled beverages. The Thor Kitchen publishes interior LED lighting and an electronic display. The Midea publishes an AutoFill water pitcher and an internal water dispenser. None of the other four publishes a water pitcher or internal dispenser.
The Midea is the only model with a published ice maker. Its dual icemakers are rated to produce up to 5 pounds of ice per day. It is also the only model with a published internal water dispenser and an AutoFill water pitcher. The other four do not publish ice maker or water dispenser features in the fact sheet.
If ice production is a requirement, the Midea is the only documented choice among these five. If it is not, the other four still publish cooling and storage features. The Iceblue publishes a beverage fridge description in its feature text, but no ice maker is listed.
Tight width, open height. The Conserv is 23.4 inches wide and 77 inches tall. It fits a slot that is narrow but has vertical clearance. It is freestanding and requires no installation.
Full size side by side storage. The Iceblue is 35.8 inches wide and publishes 20.7 cubic feet of capacity. It publishes the largest width and is the only one with a published capacity in that range.
Ice and water at the door. The Midea publishes dual icemakers rated to produce up to 5 pounds per day, an internal water dispenser, and an AutoFill pitcher. It is 31 inches wide and 39 inches deep.
Lightweight and certified. The Kenmore is 154 pounds and publishes ENERGY STAR certification. It is 29.72 inches wide and 66.14 inches tall, the smallest published height of the five.
Tight door swing. The Thor Kitchen publishes a 90 degree door opening clearance. It is 29.88 inches wide and 70.13 inches tall. It is the only model with a published door clearance figure.
The fact sheet lists dimensions, weight, and published features. Several figures that matter for installation and operation are not published by the manufacturers.
The Conserv 24in RETRO BOTTOM MOUNT publishes the smallest width at 23.4 inches. The next smallest published width is the Kenmore at 29.72 inches, a difference of 6.32 inches. The Thor Kitchen is 29.88 inches wide, the Midea is 31 inches wide, and the Iceblue publishes the largest width at 35.8 inches.
The Conserv publishes the largest height at 77 inches. The Midea is 73 inches tall, the Thor Kitchen is 70.13 inches tall, the Iceblue is 70.1 inches tall, and the Kenmore publishes the smallest height at 66.14 inches. A difference of 10.86 inches separates the largest published height from the smallest.
The Midea publishes the largest depth at 39 inches. The Thor Kitchen is 31.38 inches deep, the Kenmore is 30.12 inches deep, the Iceblue is 27.2 inches deep, and the Conserv publishes the smallest depth at 24 inches. A difference of 15 inches separates the largest published depth from the smallest.
The Midea is the heaviest at 283 pounds. The Thor Kitchen is 205 pounds, the Iceblue is 189.59 pounds, the Conserv is 159 pounds, and the Kenmore is the lightest at 154 pounds. A difference of 129 pounds separates the heaviest from the lightest.
The Midea is the only model with a published ice maker. Its dual icemakers are rated to produce up to 5 pounds of ice per day. The Iceblue, Kenmore, Conserv, and Thor Kitchen do not publish an ice maker or ice production figure in the fact sheet.
The Kenmore is the only model with a published ENERGY STAR certification. The Thor Kitchen, Iceblue, Conserv, and Midea do not publish an ENERGY STAR certification in the fact sheet. The Midea publishes ADA compliance instead, which is a separate accessibility standard.
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