American Fridge Freezers
American fridge freezers bring wide, tall storage to kitchens that need to feed a big household or keep a large weekly shop close to hand. Choose between classic side-by-side doors, French door layouts with a pull-out freezer drawer, and models with plumbed or non-plumbed water and ice dispensers.
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How to choose an American fridge freezer
Side-by-side vs French door layouts
A side-by-side American fridge freezer splits the cabinet vertically into two tall doors, while a French door design puts a wide fridge on top with double doors and a freezer drawer below, which some households find easier for everyday fridge access.
Water and ice dispensers
Plumbed models connect to a mains water supply for a built-in water and ice dispenser, non-plumbed versions use a refillable internal tank, and some models rely on a separate ice maker tray or have no dispenser at all.
Space and doorway access
American fridge freezers are considerably wider and often deeper than a standard fridge freezer, so measure your kitchen doorway, hallway turns and final position carefully, not just the intended gap.
Energy class and capacity
Because of their size, running costs vary more between models, so compare the A–G energy label and annual kWh figure alongside total litre capacity when weighing up two similarly sized units.
Smart and Wi-Fi features
Some American fridge freezers offer app control or connected features for monitoring temperature and door status remotely, which can be useful if the appliance sits away from the main kitchen.
FAQs
Do all American fridge freezers need a water supply?
No, only plumbed models need a mains water connection; non-plumbed versions use a manually filled internal tank instead, and some American fridge freezers have no water or ice dispenser at all.
Will an American fridge freezer fit through a standard doorway?
Most will, but their width and depth are much greater than a standard fridge freezer, so it is worth checking the product dimensions against your doorways and any tight turns before ordering.
Is a side-by-side or French door layout better?
Side-by-side gives tall, narrow access to both fridge and freezer, while French door models offer a wide fridge shelf at eye level with a drawer-style freezer below; the right choice depends on the shapes of food you store most.