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How to measure a full-height refrigeration column opening
The required cutout is published separately from the appliance. Two columns side by side do not need the sum of their single openings.
- Measure the finished opening height, width and depth at the top, middle and bottom; full-height openings are rarely square.
- Record the cutout depth separately from the cabinet run. A 25-inch cutout will not fit a standard 24-inch run without modification.
- Decide standard overlay versus flush inset before measuring; the same appliance needs a different opening in each case.
- For two columns side by side, use the manufacturer's published dual-opening figure and confirm the dual installation kit. Do not add two single openings together.
- Confirm panel and handle selection, door swing and the adjacent wall or corner clearance.
- Have the installer confirm electrical supply, water supply where fitted, and structural support for a full-height cabinet.
Your measurement notes
Appliance model: ____________________ Configuration: ____________________
Opening width: __________ Height: __________ Depth: __________
Units: __________ Utility locations: _________________________________
Surrounding clearances / delivery route: __________________________________
Installer’s unresolved checks: __________________________________________
Use the instructions for the exact model.
Take measurements from the reference points shown in the manufacturer’s drawing. A body measurement is not an opening requirement. Do not use one model’s diagram to establish another model’s fit.
Thermador T24IR905SP · Built-in full-height refrigeration column; panel-ready
- Thermador Design Guide Vol. 9 (August 2024), Freedom Refrigeration columns ↗ manufacturer-design-guide
Thermador T30IR905SP · Built-in full-height refrigeration column; panel-ready
- Thermador Design Guide Vol. 9 (August 2024), Freedom Refrigeration columns ↗ manufacturer-design-guide
Thermador T36IR905SP · Built-in full-height refrigeration column; panel-ready
- Thermador Design Guide Vol. 9 (August 2024), Freedom Refrigeration columns ↗ manufacturer-design-guide