True Residential Counter Depth Refrigerators

True Residential Counter Depth Refrigerators at Plesser's Appliances

True Residential counter depth refrigerators, available at Plesser's Appliances, sit flush with standard cabinetry depth rather than protruding into the room. Hand-built in St. Louis, Missouri, these units pair commercial-grade refrigeration with made-to-order colors and hardware, delivering a clean cabinetry line without giving up the performance of a full-depth commercial system.

Flush with Cabinetry, Not Projecting Into the Room
A standard-depth refrigerator projects several inches past the counter, breaking the cabinetry line and eating into walkway clearance. A counter depth unit aligns with surrounding cabinets, which matters most in a galley kitchen or any layout where the aisle in front of the refrigerator is tight. The visual result is a continuous run rather than one appliance stepping forward.

Shallower Cabinet, Better Access
Reduced depth is not purely aesthetic. A shallower cabinet means fewer items lost at the back, which is where food goes to be forgotten in a deep refrigerator. Full-extension shelving and racking compound the benefit by bringing the entire shelf forward. Capacity is traded for accessibility, and for many households that is a favorable trade.

Forced-Air Cooling for Consistent Temperature
True's forced-air system circulates high-velocity air throughout the cabinet, holding a steady setpoint shelf to shelf and recovering quickly after the door is opened. A shallower cabinet has less thermal mass, so recovery speed after each opening matters more, not less. This is the same architecture True builds into its commercial equipment.

Color, Hardware, and Panel-Ready Options
True offers standard and custom colors with hardware in stainless steel, matte black, brushed bronze, chrome, and antique brass, plus panel-ready configurations on select models. Every unit is finished to order. A counter depth unit in matching panels and hardware disappears into the cabinetry almost entirely.

Specification and Installation Planning
Counter depth installation requires a framed opening, a dedicated circuit, and in some configurations a water line, with front-grille clearance maintained for venting. Solid brass hinges, commercial-grade door gaskets, and True's professional cabinet construction carry across the lineup. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about widths, actual cabinet depth including door and handle projection, and hinge orientation before cabinetry is built.