Measure once. Find the appliances that actually fit.
Enter your cavity. Compare a 0-100 size-margin score with an evidence-based fit verdict.
Tip: type 60cm or 60 and FitAppliance will convert it to 600mm.
Search Australian historical model records, then check the old appliance width, height and depth before ordering.
How is the size-margin score calculated?
Every cavity and appliance pair gets a deterministic 0-100 score. The score factors:
- Width spare (40% weight) — how much breathing room remains on each side.
- Height spare (30%) — clearance above the appliance.
- Depth spare (30%) — clearance behind the appliance.
- Binding penalty — if the tightest axis is <10mm spare, the score is reduced.
The score ranks dimensional margin only. The separate fit verdict tells you whether clearances came from verified manufacturer evidence, estimated defaults, or incomplete data.
Click the score ring on any product result to see the full breakdown for your cavity.
Why standard e-commerce
fails appliance buyers
Measure your cavity
Enter width, height, depth in millimetres. Optionally add your narrowest doorway for delivery validation.
Practical fit math, with manual checks
The default search uses a practical clearance buffer for real-world measurement tolerance. Brand-specific manufacturer figures are shown as advisory notes, not as a hidden hard filter.
Check retailer links and running cost
We show verified retailer product links where available, plus estimated energy running cost. Product prices are shown only when we have separately captured price data.
A measurement tool first, not a scraped price list.
FitAppliance is built around a practical question Australian shoppers ask before ordering: will this appliance physically fit my cavity, doorway and ventilation constraints? The answer is calculated from millimetre dimensions, manual and retailer evidence, and a fail-closed data process that rejects unclear PDF claims instead of filling gaps with guesses.
Product links are a next step after the fit check, not the core content. The site keeps affiliate links, advertising, methodology notes and editorial standards separate so a reviewer can verify what is original utility content and what is monetisation.
Fit checks show the room problem before the product link.
The homepage now exposes the same evidence path used in the app: measure the cavity, check the narrowest doorway, then confirm manufacturer manual clearance notes before opening retailer pages.
- Room-first context for cavity width, height and depth.
- Delivery path notes before purchase intent.
- Manual evidence and affiliate disclosure kept visible for review.
Published guide and category imagery
FitAppliance surfaces published guide and category covers directly on the homepage, with each image linking to live sizing, clearance or delivery-access content.
Fridge clearance requirements Manual-backed spacing guidance for Australian fridge cavities.
Washing machine doorway access Delivery-path checks before selecting a laundry appliance.
Bosch dishwasher clearance Brand/category page with dishwasher fit and dimension signals.
Fisher & Paykel dryer fit Dryer clearance and apartment-safety context for shoppers.