How many cubic feet?

[seewood]

Inside measurement right?

[mexi cali]

Length x width x height equals cubic feet but what is not being accounted for is the thickness of the walls and the base. Take the measurements from inside the unit.

[binky11]

No, that can’t possibly be right either LOL Mine is a teenie apartment size freezer, it’s sure not 10 cubic feet. I have looked at 10 cubic sized freezers, they are way bigger than mine. Almost double the size.

24 inches x 24 inches x 31 inches = 17,856 cubic inches

Using this converter
https://www.convertunits.com/from/cubic ... cubic+feet

Above....? Did you not say 24 inches x 24 inches x 31 inches = 17,856 cubic inches? Ahh geezzz am I screwing up feet and inches again? I am so tired tonight and my brain is not working at full capacity, it’s scary enough when it is! Lol.
But I would be shocked to find out that mine is 10 cubic feet. It is one of the smallest apartment sized chest freezers you can buy. If not the smallest. When I look up the measurements for even a 5.5 cubic foot, the width measurements are around 33 inches. ( vary slightly) I just wanted one that’s a bit bigger than the one I have now. But I don’t know the cubic feet of the one I have now. Maybe I’m having a bad week, but I swear I didn’t go through this kind of hassle when I bought my homes in the past. Or maybe because I was younger, it just seemed that way. Funny how everything seems like such a hassle as you age. Maybe I should have stuck with my hubby, men can come in handy at times.

[binky11]

Length x width x height equals cubic feet but what is not being accounted for is the thickness of the walls and the base. Take the measurements from inside the unit.

So when they give you the measurements for depth, that means the inside? But when they give measurements for height it’s the outside?

[mexi cali]

Si.

[mexi cali]

The outside measurements are important when you ae trying to figure out if it will fit in your space. The inside measurements matter for storage capacity.

[Even Steven]

Why are you still discussing it?

I've pulled the manual by the model number and it clearly states 5.3 cub feet.

[binky11]

Lol. Right you are. Sorry.

[Fancy]

I follow your questions and the answers that follow. Why doesn't the tag have the information?

[binky11]

Beats me. Apparently it is there somewhere in that mumble jumble of letters and numbers. So the guy at CF told me.

[Fancy]

I didn't get it. But I do thank you for posting some of the stuff you do. I pay attention.

[Babba_not_Gump]

Si.

Pi
the ratio of the circumference of any circle to the diameter of that circle

[mexi cali]

Si.

Pi
the ratio of the circumference of any circle to the diameter of that circle

Que?

[binky11]

Well I guess the bottom line for me is........ I am stuck with a 24x24” freezer again as my patio door is only 28” wide.
Thank you all for your help!

[oneh2obabe]

Binky, check out the Arctic King 3.5 cubic foot freezer at Walmart - link below. Width and depth should fit through your patio doors.

https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/arctic-kin ... 0201661838