KitchenAid

• Consumers can choose from four drawer appliances made by KitchenAid. The KDDC24CVS measures 23 3/4 inches wide, 34 3/4 inches high and 27 inches deep. It has a refrigerator drawer and a freezer drawer for a total capacity of 4.8 cubic feet. The Energy Star program says this unit uses 437 kilowatt hours per year, costing you about $47 annually to operate. The KitchenAid KDDO24CVX has the same energy use, configuration, capacity, height and width, but is only 24 1/8 inches deep.
  
  Both drawers in the KitchenAid KDDC24RVS provide refrigeration space. This 5.1-cubic-foot model stands 23 3/4 inches wide, 34 3/4 inches high and 27 inches deep. Expect to spend $35 to provide the 325 kilowatt hours of electricity it needs each year. You'll find the same energy use, capacity, width and height measurements in the KitchenAid KDDO24RVX, but it has a depth of 24 1/8 inches.
  
  

Sub-Zero

• Two-drawer appliances from Sub-Zero include the 700BR, which offers refrigeration space in each drawer. With a total capacity of 5.3 cubic feet, it measures 27 inches wide, 34 1/2 inches high and 24 inches deep. The 700BR needs 253 kilowatt hours every 12 months, giving it an operating cost of about $27. You get one refrigerator and one freezer door in the Sub-Zero 700BC(I), which has the same measurements as the all-refrigerator model and 5 cubic feet of total space. It consumes 361 kilowatt hours each year, costing about $38 to run. Buyers get two freezer drawers in the 700BF(I), which shares the same dimensions as the other models and has 5.1 cubic feet of space. It requires 393 kilowatt hours per year at an estimated cost of $42.
  
  

Electrolux

• A double-drawer refrigerator offered by Electrolux has 6 cubic feet of total space. It measures 23 13/16 inches wide, 34 inches high and 24 1/4 inches deep. This appliance uses 332 kilowatt hours of electricity every 12 months, giving it an operating cost of $35.
  
  

GE

• The GE ZIDS240WSS is a double-drawer refrigerator that stands 23 3/4 inches wide, 34 1/2 inches high and 23 3/4 inches deep. It has 5 cubic feet of capacity. This appliance requires 376 kilowatt hours of electricity per year, costing you about $40 to run.
  
  

Viking

• Expect to spend $44 to provide the 415 kilowatt hours needed by the Viking VURD1441D and DURD1441D, models with two refrigerator drawers and 5.8 cubic feet of space. They measures 23 7/8 inches wide, 34 to 34 3/4 inches high and 24 3/8 inches deep. The DFRD1441D has the same width, height, capacity and energy use as the other models, but the depth of this custom-panel model can range from 24 3/16 to 24 3/8 inches.