Sub-Zero vs Thermador: 42 & 48-Inch Refrigerators

Join Francesco and Dennis as they dive into the world of 42-inch built-in refrigerators, focusing on the two major players in the market: Sub-Zero and Thermador. In this detailed comparison, they explore the key differences between these renowned brands, highlighting the pros and cons of each to help you make an informed decision for your kitchen.
Discover the innovative features and stylish designs of Sub-Zero's French door refrigerators, known for their reliability and food preservation capabilities. Learn about Thermador's unique approach, including convertible drawers, multiple ice types, and a new design philosophy aimed at providing a more accessible and functional refrigerator.
From installation specifications to design considerations and hidden costs, Francesco and Dennis cover everything you need to know before choosing between Sub-Zero and Thermador.
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[@rafflesmaos]

Excellent points on compressor location and paneling costs considerations for the Thermador. I'd say that value-wise SubZero asking that much and still having a plastic interior is a bit of a bummer. You do get a stainless steel interior with the Thermador.

[@suzannenormandin8460]

Hi, what about a Viking . Need to get one .

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

Is sub zero really that reliable. Word is the new generation of sub zero reliability has deteriorated.

[@rymoy4923]

Is he saying “drawer”?

[@applianceadvisers]

😂