Sub-Zero American fridge freezers are large built-in appliances made to sit flush with your kitchen cabinets. They suit households planning a kitchen around plenty of cold storage. Every model here is built in, so this page shows the same appliances as Sub-Zero built-in American fridge freezers. The range covers the Classic and Professional series, all in stainless steel.
Width is usually the first decision, because the space in your units sets it. Classic models come in 914 mm, 1067 mm and 1219 mm widths, and the Professional models are 1219 mm. In the Classic series, fridge space runs from around 430 litres to over 570 litres. The Professional models pair a 566-litre fridge with a 363-litre freezer.
Next comes the layout. Side-by-side models put the fridge and freezer in tall compartments next to each other. In the Classic series they give the most freezer space at each width, and frozen food is easy to see at eye level. French door models put a two-door fridge above the freezer, so the fresh food you use most sits at the top. Side-by-side Classic models have an ice maker, and some also have a plumbed-in ice and water dispenser, either inside the fridge or on the door. An internal dispenser keeps the door front clear, while one on the door lets you fill a glass without opening it. Any plumbed-in model needs a water supply nearby. Side-by-side Classic models come with either Pro or Tubular handles, so you can match them to your other appliances. The Professional models are plumbed into the mains and have a door-open alarm and Sabbath mode. One version has a glass door, so you can see inside without opening it.
To narrow the choice, measure your space first. Then decide what matters more: freezer space (side-by-side) or easy-to-reach fridge space (French door). Last, decide whether you want a dispenser. If you'd rather have a separate fridge and freezer, browse Sub-Zero fridges and Sub-Zero freezers, or see all Sub-Zero refrigeration.
