Fridges & Freezers
Our fridges and freezers range covers everything from compact under-counter fridges to full-size American fridge freezers, plus wine coolers and drinks fridges for kitchens, utility rooms and home bars. Filter by size, energy class and installation type to find a model that fits your space and your household.
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How to choose a fridge or freezer
Fridge freezer vs separate fridge and freezer
A combined fridge freezer suits most kitchens and comes in freestanding or integrated versions, in a range of fridge-to-freezer splits such as 70/30 or 60/40. Buying a separate fridge and freezer, or adding an under-counter freezer alongside a larder fridge, can give more total storage in a smaller footprint and lets you site the freezer elsewhere, such as a utility room or garage.
Size and capacity
Measure the gap width, depth and height, including door swing and ventilation space, before choosing between an under-counter, tall or American-style unit. Larger households typically look at American fridge freezers or tall fridge freezers for more litres of storage, while a mini or table-top fridge suits a single room or office.
Freestanding vs integrated
Freestanding units stand alone and can be moved between kitchens, while integrated and built-under models sit behind a matching cabinet door for a seamless look but need cabinetry sized to the appliance.
Frost-free and energy label
Frost-free and no-frost freezers avoid the need for manual defrosting, while the EU/UK A–G energy label and annual kWh figure help compare running costs between models of a similar size.
FAQs
What is the difference between a fridge freezer and an American fridge freezer?
A standard fridge freezer is a single tall column split into fridge and freezer sections, while an American fridge freezer is wider, often with side-by-side or French doors, and generally offers more storage and features such as water or ice dispensers.
Do I need a frost-free freezer?
A frost-free or no-frost freezer stops ice building up on the walls, so you don't need to defrost it manually, which suits households that open the door often; a manual-defrost model can still be a practical, simpler choice for occasional use.
Can I fit a fridge freezer into a kitchen cabinet run?
Yes, integrated and built-under fridges, freezers and fridge freezers are designed to sit behind a furniture door within standard cabinet dimensions, so check the appliance's width, height and depth against your cabinet opening before ordering.