Yes—on Walmart.com we currently carry a variety of appliances from this brand. Selection can change based on location and timing, but you’ll typically find:

• Chest freezers: Common sizes include 5.1–7.0 cu ft, with some models offering convertible modes.
• Upright convertible units: Options that switch between freezer and refrigerator (e.g., around 7.1 cu ft).
• Compact refrigerators: About 1.7–4.5 cu ft, including single- and two-door designs; some are Energy Star certified and have a stainless look.
• Beverage coolers: Approx. 48- and 115-can capacities, including glass-door styles with electronic controls.
• Wine coolers and kegerator: Popular 14- and 34-bottle sizes, plus a single-tap unit.

Tip: Enter your ZIP code on each product page to see current delivery and pickup options in your area.

Walmart is a retailer, so manufacturer details can vary by model and production run. The most reliable way to confirm the maker of a specific unit is to check that product’s information.

• Specifications: Look for the manufacturer name and model number on the product page.
• Manuals & guides: If available, the owner’s manual usually lists the company responsible for support and warranty.
• Product labeling: Packaging and the appliance label include manufacturer info.
• Support: For model-specific questions, use the support contact in the manual. For order-related help, Walmart Customer Care can assist.

Details may vary by model and batch, so it’s always best to verify on the exact item you’re considering.

These compact refrigerators are designed for small spaces, with sizes commonly ranging from about 1.7 to 4.5 cu ft. You’ll see single-door and two-door options, and some models are Energy Star certified or feature a stainless look.

• Space fit: Check dimensions against your dorm layout and allow ventilation clearance.
• Storage layout: Consider shelf adjustability, can/bottle storage, and whether you need a separate freezer section.
• Energy use: Look for efficiency details on the product page if that’s a priority.
• Everyday use: Noise and cooling performance can vary by room temperature, loading, and placement; reviews on each page can offer real-world insights.

Matching the size and features to your routine can help you get a good fit for snacks, drinks, and leftovers.

Some models on this page include convertible modes that let you choose freezer or refrigerator operation. Others function only as a dedicated freezer or fridge.

• Verify capability: Look for terms like “convertible” or “freezer/refrigerator” in the title and description.
• Follow the manual: Controls and steps vary; review the owner’s guide before changing modes.
• Stabilization time: After switching, allow time for the temperature to settle before storing items.
• Monitor temperature: Using an appliance thermometer can help you confirm settings, since conditions differ by room and load.

If the unit isn’t labeled as convertible, it’s best to use it in its intended mode to maintain performance and avoid potential issues.

Replacement baskets, shelves, and door bins are often model-specific. The fastest path is to identify your exact model and review the resources linked on its product page.

• Find your model number: Check the product page or the appliance label.
• Manuals & specs: Owners’ manuals sometimes list part numbers and support contacts.
• Search by model: Use the model number to look for compatible parts or accessories on Walmart.com.
• Confirm fit: Compare dimensions and part codes before purchasing.
• Need help? For order-related questions, Walmart Customer Care can assist; for technical parts, contact the support listed in the manual.

Availability can vary, so verifying details for your specific unit helps avoid mismatches.