Best 48-Inch Refrigerators: Comprehensive Guide

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In this video, you'll learn about the best 48-inch refrigerators available in 2023.
We will go over each fridge, their features, design, and pros and cons. By the end, you'll know which 48-inch refrigerator is right for you based on how you use your refrigerator.
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Models featured in this video:
Sub-Zero CL4850UFDID - www.yaleappliance.com/search/...
Sub-Zero 648PROG
True TR-48-SBS-SS-B - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
Monogram ZISS480DNSS - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
Signature Kitchen Suite SKSFD4826P - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:31 Sub-Zero CL4850UFDID
2:00 Sub-Zero 648PROG
2:45 True TR-48-SBS-SS-B
4:11 Monogram ZISS480DNSS
5:11 Signature Kitchen Suite SKSFD4826P
6:36 Problems

[@ll7868]

That Wolf range at 2:05, I need that in my kitchen, with a pot filler tap. And the Monogram fridge. I'd also need Miele convection, speed and nuke wall ovens, OH! and a Gaggenau 28" pizza wall oven. I'm also going to need a bigger kitchen.

[@dougjb7848]

And about $150,00.00

[@bluedrummajor2876]

I used to be a 'give a French Door fridge or give me death' kinda guy. But, Side-by-Sides are starting to interest me.

[@oopszie]

I have a side by side subzero BI48 and it's great. I used to have french doors and I prefer side-by-side now, it seals closed better and stays colder.

[@DaddyBLUE90S]

Coming from a tech SKS -complete trash.
-would trust monogram anymore with the new designs
If I had 12-20k for a fridge I’d get a Subzero, second TRUE (because it’s similar to Northland which is NLA) and lastly Subzero Pro which is expensive and fantastic but overkill on the industrial look.
Subzero is the only one to actually care about costumer service and parts availability after 10 years.

[@ronkemperful]

Great looking appliances- my only personal experience was with the Sub Zero brand as my grandmother had a compact one for her bar that ran flawlessly for 35 years. But my goodness, the prices! For the cost of a high end model I could buy an economy car, or a half dozen full-size refrigerators! Maybe it’s my poor upbringing, but I was content for many years with a manual defrost Westinghouse refrigerator with ice cube trays you had to fill up with water or juice to freeze. Nothing to go wrong, nothing to wear out as to fans, de-icing heaters, electronic circuit boards. Ahh, for the simplicity of yesterday!

[@rafflesmaos]

I'm also keeping an eye on the Dacor DRF487500AP and the upcoming Thermador T48IT100NP. For the amount that these fridges cost (my poor wallet) I better get stainless steel interior, hehe. Thermador looking like it might be a winner, if only it had a push to open...

[@dougjb7848]

3:10
A million pulls?
Hey! Open or closed - We’re not cooling the whole house!

[@dougjb7848]

6:31
Make mine a double, thanks.

[@TheFutureisSteampunk]

I refuse to put a fridge that connects to wifi in my kitchen. So I bought an older preowned one from 2007.

[@utooboobnoob]

Get off my lawn!

[@YaleAppliance1]

You can always not hook it up.....That 2007 refrigerator will use gobs of electricity......