Crosley is a brand. The Crosley brand is owned by a a consortium of Canadian and US distributors who have things made under contract the way that Sears does with its "Kenmore" brand and Coscto does with its "Kirkland" brand. Appliance411.com says that the Crosley freezers are made in the former WC Wood plant that Whirlpool purchased a couple of years ago. Consumer reports does not have a Crosley in its current ratings for upright freezers and it is kind of hard to tell which Whirlpool freezer would be comparable. Interesting to see the ratings now because none of the uprights get good ratings for noise. I note that Frigidaire is down at the bottom now. I think CR does relatively rankings, which means that even the "good" rated ones are no better than the other noisy ones. A Haier model was the only one that I saw that got a better than average noise ranking. (I think it might be the one that is on the floor at Costco.) Here is a link that might be useful: Appliance 411

I'm going to go ahead and answer here. Electrolux just came out with all refridgerator and all freezer(may have had this a bit longer) I'm doing them built in style side by side in my kitchen. They look super sharp and are cheaper than SZ.

I own a 20 year old Fridgidaire upright freezer and can not secure the door gasket to the door. The door liner's edges, which secures the gasket, devloped cracks between the screw holes and the edge, allowing for the gasket to work it's way loose, resulting in ice buildup inside the freezer. Any suggestions on how I can improvise so that the gasket holds securely? The door liner is no longer avilible.

We have a Frigidaire 11.5 cf made by Electrolux (#FFU1152DW4). I realize it's not the 16 you are asking for but it's fine for what we need to supplement a CD fridge upstairs. This is a no-frills stand-up model - doesn't even have an interior light. But it's quiet, and it simply works - has been running for eight years with absolutely no issues. I've never needed to defrost it but I don't think it's 'frost free'. We keep it downstairs in the combo exercise room/workshop. One tip though, because the freezer is not attended to as often as a fridge, I've added a plug-In Power Failure Alarm to the same outlet as the freezer in the event that circuit trips.