Posted by Sr Tech Brian on 13th Oct 2026
RV Refrigerator Dimensions: Cutout Sizes for Every Norcold, Dometic, Furrion, InVision & GE Fridge
Will it fit? Every current RV refrigerator, by cutout size
Replacing an RV fridge comes down to two questions: will it fit the opening, and how do you want it to run? Below are the cutout dimensions for current Norcold, Dometic, Furrion, InVision and GE refrigerators, grouped by opening size, with how each one is powered. All sizes are height x width x depth in inches.
Measure your opening first
Height
Floor of the opening to the underside of the top, at the front. Measure left, center and right and use the smallest.
Width
Side to side at the narrowest point, usually at the face frame. Measure top, middle and bottom.
Depth
From the front face of the cabinet to the back wall. Watch for gas lines, wires or a back panel that sticks out.
Cutout vs. outside size
The cutout is the opening a fridge needs. The outside size includes the flange and doors, so it’s always a bit bigger. Compare your opening to the cutout numbers.
How each type runs
Gas absorption
Propane / 120V AC
Uses heat from a propane flame or a 120V AC heater to cool, with no moving parts. Silent, and runs on propane without draining batteries. Needs roof or side vents, an outside burner and flue, and a fairly level RV. Dometic DM26xx/28xx and RM1350, Norcold N7X/N8X.
12V DC
Compressor, battery powered
A compressor, like a home fridge, running on your 12V batteries. Cools fast, works off level, and needs no vents or propane, so there’s no flame. Plan on enough battery, converter and solar to keep up. Norcold N-DC and DC series, Dometic DMC, CRX and NRX, Furrion Arctic and EverChill, InVision, GE Profile PPV08, PPV10 and PBV10.
Find your size
Standard 6 cu. ft. opening
The most common mid-size RV fridge opening, about 53″ tall.
| Model | Cu. ft. | Runs on | Cutout (H x W x D) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dometic DM2672 |
6 | Gas absorption | 53-3/4 x 23-11/16 x 24 | Replaces DM2652 / RM2652 |
| Dometic DM2682 |
6 | Gas absorption | 53-3/4 x 23-11/16 x 24 | Adds an adjustable thermostat |
| Dometic DMC4081 |
8 | 12V DC | 53.9 x 24 x 24 | Fits an existing 6 cu. ft. opening |
| Norcold N7X |
7 | Gas absorption | 52-7/8 x 23-1/2 x 24 | Polar series |
| Norcold N8DC |
8 | 12V DC | 52-7/8 x 23-1/2 x 24 | Same opening as the N7X |
| Furrion Arctic 8 |
8 | 12V DC | 52-7/8 x 23-1/2 x 24 | ±1/8″; no exterior venting |
| GE GE Profile PPV08 |
8.3 | 12V DC | 54 x 24 x 24-1/2 | Minimum trim opening; cavity behind trim 55 x 26. No exterior venting; reversible door |
Standard 8 cu. ft. opening
The tall double-door opening, about 60″ tall. The most common size in travel trailers and fifth wheels.
| Model | Cu. ft. | Runs on | Cutout (H x W x D) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dometic DM2872 |
8 | Gas absorption | 59-15/16 x 23-11/16 x 24 | Replaces DM2852 / RM2852 |
| Dometic DM2882 |
8 | Gas absorption | 59-15/16 x 23-11/16 x 24 | Replaces DM2862 / RM2862 |
| Dometic DMC4101 |
10 | 12V DC | 59.9 x 24 x 24 | Fits DM2852/2862/2872/2882 openings |
| Norcold N8X |
8 | Gas absorption | 59-7/8 x 23-1/2 x 24 | Polar series |
| Norcold N10DC |
10 | 12V DC | 59-7/8 x 23-1/2 x 24 | Same opening as the N8X |
| Furrion Arctic 10 |
10 | 12V DC | 59-7/8 x 23-1/2 x 24 | ±1/8″; no exterior venting |
| Furrion EverChill 10.7 |
10.7 | 12V DC | 59-3/4 x 23-1/2 x 25-3/4 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Outside size; check the manual for the opening |
| InVision InVision 10.7 |
10.7 | 12V DC | 59.8 x 23.6 x 25.9 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Outside size; dual-swing door |
| GE GE Profile PPV10 |
9.8 | 12V DC | 60 x 24 x 24-1/2 | Minimum trim opening; cavity behind trim 61 x 26. No exterior venting; reversible door |
| GE GE Profile PBV10 |
10 | 12V DC | 60 x 23-1/2 x 26-1/2 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Outside size; bottom freezer, zero-clearance bottom venting |
Large and four-door openings
Residential-style and four-door fridges in bigger coaches.
| Model | Cu. ft. | Runs on | Cutout (H x W x D) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Norcold N15DCSS |
15 | 12V DC | 63-5/16 x 32-3/4 x 24 | Replaces the 1200 / 1210 |
| Dometic RM1350 |
12.5 | Gas absorption | 63-3/16 x 32-3/4 x 27-1/16 | Elite 2+2 four-door |
| Furrion Arctic 16 |
15.6 | 12V DC | 71-11/16 x 33-7/8 x 24-13/16 | Minimum cabinet size; side-by-side |
| Norcold N20DCSS |
19 | 12V DC | 69 x 36 x 24 | Fits an 18 cu. ft. opening |
| Furrion 12 cu. ft. French door |
12 | 12V DC | 66 x 23-5/8 x 26-3/16 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Outside size; FCR12DCGFA |
| Furrion EverChill 17 |
17 | 12V DC | 69-3/4 x 28-1/2 x 30 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Outside size; freestanding |
Compact and van fridges
Small units for vans, truck campers, bunkhouses and outdoor kitchens.
| Model | Cu. ft. | Runs on | Cutout (H x W x D) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Norcold N4150 |
5.3 | Gas absorption | 49-3/16 x 20-3/4 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Also runs on 12V DC heat |
| Norcold N2175 |
6.2 | 12V DC | 49.2 x 20.7 x 23.7 | |
| Norcold NV1090 |
3.0 | 12V DC | 38.7 x 20.47 x 20 | |
| Norcold DC105 |
3.3 | 12V DC | 30 x 20-3/4 x 20-1/8 | Add 1-3/8″ depth for flush doors |
| Norcold DC751 |
2.7 | 12V DC | 20-1/2 x 18-1/2 x 21.06 | 23.19″ deep for flush mount |
| Norcold DC740 |
1.7 | 12V DC | 20-1/2 x 15-1/4 | |
| Dometic CRX-1080 |
2.7 | 12V DC | 26-1/4 x 21-9/16 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Outside size |
| Dometic NRX 60 |
1.9 | 12V DC | 20-5/8 x 17-5/8 x 21-1/8 OUTSIDE SIZE |
Outside size |
Swapping brands or going 12V
Norcold into a Dometic opening
Norcold 6 and 8 cu. ft. openings are 23-1/2″ wide and Dometic’s are 23-11/16″. A Norcold fits a Dometic opening with a little trim to fill the gap.
Dometic into a Norcold opening
Going the other way, the opening is about 3/16″ too narrow, so it usually has to be widened.
Gas to 12V in the same hole
Most 12V fridges are built to drop into the standard gas openings: the N8DC, DMC4081 and Furrion Arctic 8 fit the 6 cu. ft. size, and the N10DC, DMC4101 and Furrion Arctic 10 fit the 8 cu. ft. size. You also gain capacity.
Replacing a four-door
The Norcold N15DCSS fits the 1200/1210 opening, and the Dometic RM1350 is Dometic’s current four-door gas model.
Norcold replacement guide → · Dometic replacement guide → · Why 12V beats propane →
Not sure what fits? Ask a tech with your current fridge’s model number and your opening measurements. We’ll tell you what drops in.
Dimensions are from manufacturer installation manuals and published specs, and can change between production runs. Sizes marked “outside size” are the fridge’s overall dimensions because a cutout wasn’t published. Always confirm against the installation manual for your exact model before cutting.