Integrated fridges & freezers

Keep cool, calm and collected with an integrated fridge freezer. Whether you’re all about kitchen convenience or simply love a more cohesive look, integrated fridge freezers ensure your chilled food storage is subtle and stylish, fitting neatly into whatever space you’re working with. You might say integrated fridge freezers are pretty cool, if you’re into silly puns like that. Let’s look at the key factors you should consider before deciding which integrated fridge freezer to bring home.

Why choose an integrated fridge?

Give your room a clean, uniform look by having your cold storage integrated into your kitchen design. By matching your fridge and freezer with your kitchen cupboard and cabinet doors, you won’t have to worry about your appliances clashing with your style. 

Choosing a tall integrated fridge, freezer or fridge freezer

Consider whether you need a separate fridge and integrated freezer, or an integrated fridge freezer combo.

For larger kitchens, keeping the fridge and freezers as separate appliances is a convenient option. This offers you plenty of storage space for food and produce. It also ensures you can keep all of your ingredients close at hand whether preparing Monday night dinner or cooking up a weekend feast.

For a smaller kitchen, a fridge freezer combo with double doors offers double the functionality in half the space. It won’t stock a month supply of food, but it has plenty of room for an average household. Consider if you want a 50 / 50 split between fridge and freezer, or if a 60 / 40 or 70 / 30 split would fit you better.

Choosing a fridge with freezer compartment

If you have limited cold-storage needs (or limited refrigerator space), a smaller built in fridge with a freezer compartment might be a good choice.

These refrigerators offer enough space keep a healthy stock of items cool. You also get a small freezer compartment to keep an extra tub of ice cream, or if you need to chill something in a hurry. Perfect for a smaller apartment, or as snack storage in a den or rec room.

Under the counter fridge or freezer

A small integrated freezer or fridge can be conveniently built into a cupboard or be placed under a counter or kitchen worktop. This is great for extra cold storage in your kitchen. Or maybe to keep a few select items on stock at strategic locations in your home.

How about storing a few popsicles in your home conservatory, so you don’t have to run inside when you fancy an icy treat? Or maybe you want to keep a few cold drinks in the living room? That way, you won’t have to pause the movie just to refill your soda.