

What it is
The square-sectioned version of the plain carafe: 10.9 inches tall, 3.5 across the flats, lidded, sold in 2s and 4s. Half an inch taller than its round sibling and a tenth of an inch narrower, which sounds like nothing and is the entire reason it exists — a flat side sits against the back of a door shelf and wastes none of the width it occupies. It carries the same 4.7 average as the round one, on a much smaller sample of 763 ratings.
Two cost $16.99 and four cost $24.99, so a carafe is $8.50 or $6.25 depending on which box you take: buying up saves $2.25 apiece, a bigger step than the round carafes manage between their own two lowest counts. Where this family gives ground is choice — there is no 6-pack — and where it gives ground quietly is height. At 10.9 inches it is the second tallest vessel on the shelf, behind only the flip-top carafes at 12.4, and a door shelf that swallows the 10.4-inch round carafe may catch this one on the bar above. Measure before ordering four of them.
In use
Fits: a fridge door where width is the scarce dimension, and a table that wants a carafe with a little more presence than a plain cylinder. Does not fit: a shallow door shelf. Nearly 11 inches is the figure that decides this purchase, not the price.
Specification
| Dimensions | 3.5 x 3.5 x 10.9 in |
|---|---|
| Options | 2 pack sizes |
| Shelf | Carafes & Pitchers |
- 2/2options listed
- 3.5 x 3.5 x 10.9 instated size
- $6.50per piece, best count
- 763ratings
- 4 pieces$25.99$6.50 each$2.00 less per piece, 24% off the 2-piece price
- 2 pieces$16.99$8.50 eachthe dearest piece here
What the maker states
Below is the manufacturer’s own description of the product, quoted from the listing. It is their claim, not our test.
- There are 4 carafes in this pack, each one is 10.9" H x 3.5" W, can completely fitted in refrigerator door and interlayer. This is the right size for serving juices on mimosa bar and you can store it in the fridge for cold brewing or storage.
What 763 ratings can and cannot tell you
763 ratings at 4.7 is the same average as the round carafe on an eighth of the sample, and the honest reading is that it is consistent with the round one rather than proof of it. Seven hundred ratings will surface a systematic fault — a lid that does not fit, glass that arrives cracked — and none has surfaced. What a sample that size cannot do is separate 4.7 from 4.6, so treat the two carafes as scoring alike and choose on the shape.
The average is the retailer’s own figure across every option in this family, not a score of ours, and no review is quoted or paraphrased anywhere on this site.
Why square rather than round?
A flat side sits flush against the back of a door shelf and uses all the width it takes up. A round body needs more depth to hold the same liquid.
Why square rather than round?
A flat side sits flush against the back of a door shelf and uses all the width it takes up. A round body needs more depth to hold the same liquid.
Is it taller than the round carafes?
By half an inch: 10.9 against 10.4. On a fridge door that difference is occasionally the whole decision, so check the clearance rather than assuming it.
People Also Bought
Here’s some of our most similar products people are buying. Click to discover trending style.

