upright counter depth freezer

Many compact upright freezers offer reversible doors or are available with a right-hinge configuration. Listings typically report a "depth with door open (90°)," which represents the front clearance needed when the door is fully open. Reported open-door clearances in these listings range from about 32.1 inches up to around 41.15 inches, so check the product spec for the exact model and plan for roughly 32–41 inches of front clearance depending on the unit.

Listed wattage values for these compact upright freezers range from about 60 W up to about 95 W. Some product descriptions also give estimated energy use (for example, about 0.6 kWh per day) or use general energy-efficient language. Energy performance varies by model, so compare the listed wattage and any kWh/day estimates when shopping.

Several listings describe quiet operation; one specifically notes noise below 40 dB, while others simply use terms like “quiet operation.” These models are commonly marketed as suitable for bedrooms, dorms, or offices, but noise levels vary by model so check the listed decibel rating if noise is a concern.

Depth-with-door-open values in the listings range from about 32.1 inches up to about 41.15 inches. Allow roughly 32–41 inches of front clearance for the door swing, and verify the exact "door-open" specification for the model you plan to install.

Across these listings, overall heights range from about 19.5 inches up to 33.9 inches, and overall depths range from about 17.52 inches up to 21.3 inches. Use the exact exterior dimensions listed for the model you’re considering to confirm fit.

The listings show internal capacities from about 1.1 cubic feet up to 3.0 cubic feet, with a 2.1-cubic-foot option also present. Choose the capacity that fits your storage needs and available space.

Temperature specifications vary by model. Several listings describe a 7-level adjustable thermostat with a reported range around -7.6°F to 6.8°F. Other listings list a separate "coolest temperature capability" (for example, near 22°F), so exact coldest settings differ between units. Check the model’s thermostat type and the manufacturer’s listed temperature range before buying.

Listings describe placement for tight spaces—examples include over-the-counter or over-the-range style positioning and use in kitchens, dorms, RVs, apartments, or offices. Placement options vary by model, so consult the product description and installation guidance to confirm whether a specific unit is suitable for the location you have in mind.

Models in these listings report one, two, or three interior shelves. Shelf counts vary by model, so check the product details if a specific arrangement is important.

Many listings state the door material is stainless steel and handles may be plastic or metal. Several units indicate ETL Listed certification. Review the product specifications to confirm materials and any safety or regulatory certifications for the model you’re considering.