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Buying a Larder Fridge

Add a larder refrigerator to your kitchen to increase storage space. Larder refrigerators are different than normal fridge freezers as they don't contain a freezer nor an ice box. This means that all the space can be used for refrigerator items.

Freestanding larder refrigerators are upright. They can be concealed behind cabinet doors for a sleek, modern look.

What is a larder refrigerator?

A larder fridge is a standard fridge that does not have a freezer compartment inside. It's a great option for those who don't need to store frozen food or who want to maximize the space available in the fridge for fresh foods. Larder fridges come in a range of sizes that will fit in with any kitchen including tall counter-top models that fit neatly under your worktops to integrated designs that blend with your cabinetry.

Blomberg, LEc and other top brands manufacture our larder refrigerators, which means you'll get reliable, efficient refrigeration that will keep your chilled food fresher for longer. They're also classified as A+ for energy efficiency and you can be sure you'll save money on your energy bills when you have one of these handy appliances.

Larder fridges can be either freestanding or integrated, and are typically between 55-60cm wide and 175cm tall. Larger larder fridges tend to be more expensive than freestanding models due to the fact that they are designed to fit under worktops to give you maximum storage space, but without taking up the floor space in your kitchen.

You can pick between the sliding hinge or a door-on-door mechanism or a hinged lid when you buy fridge freezer a tall undercounter refrigerator. The suitable fitting will help you create an elegant, modern design for your kitchen, while making sure that your fridge is shut completely to prevent cold air from escaping.

Our tall larder refrigerators with integrated tall shelves are a great addition to any kitchen. They give it a modern, sleek look while keeping your favorite chilled foods close by. They're also a fantastic choice for those who wish to place their refrigerator into a small space, such as an apartment kitchen or terrace conversion. In contrast to American fridge freezers, integrated fridges have their cabinet doors fitted to the front of the appliance so that they blend in seamlessly with the kitchen cabinets to give an elegant look. They can be upgraded with features such as LED lighting to enhance visibility, humidity regulation, or active cooling to ensure a smooth distribution of cold air.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder refrigerator is the perfect alternative to a traditional fridge/freezer. They can be placed under the counter in your kitchen or on the worktop and provide a whole host of additional storage options for fresh and frozen foods drinks, deli items and other food items. They are available in a range of colors, from classic white and stainless steel to more retro cream and red models and more contemporary black, and can be bought as a separate unit or as an integrated design with a cabinet door panel that matches the rest of your kitchen.

The primary distinction between a regular refrigerator and a larder fridge is that a traditional fridge does not have an freezer compartment or ice box which means it has more space to store chilled food items, and also means that it generally consumes less energy than a conventional fridge. A tall larder refrigerator is the perfect choice for those contemplating a kitchen renovation or simply want to maximize your chilled food storage.

With four adjustable glass shelves and two salad crisper drawers, this fridge from Beko is ideal for storing fresh produce. You'll also find plenty of door storage, which can be used to store jars and bottles, as well as an attractive wine rack that holds up to five bottles of wine. This model also comes with the ability to regulate temperature, which keeps things fresh and cool, as well as an auto-defrost function that stops the accumulation of the back wall with ice.

With 346 litres of storage capacity, the Iceking RL254W.E tall larder refrigerator is the ideal choice for a family of four. It comes with two salad crisper drawers, four adjustable glass shelves and plenty of room within the door to store containers and jars. The interior light and reversible door make it easy to keep things organized. This model is also energy efficient and comes with two-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter refrigerators are a practical and flexible solution for Frydge kitchens of all shapes and sizes. They can be placed neatly under your worktop, slotting into a vacant space and are usually under 90cm in height. They are freestanding and have one door and are like tall larder refrigerators. However they don't have an ice maker or freezer section.

This means that they're designed to be fresh food storage, not a dual-purpose fridge/freezer, reducing the cost and energy needed to run them. They're also available in a range of popular finishes from elegant white to classic stainless steel. They can even be finished to match your kitchen cabinet doors to create an integrated appearance.

There are under-counter and tall models that have a variety of features including LCD displays water dispensers, warning alarms. They're typically less expensive than refrigerators and freezers, so you can add a chilled storage system to your home without costing you a fortune.

Taller freestanding cabinets can be placed on top or placed between other cabinets to create a modern and fitted look. You'll also find a number of integrated options that include the front panel and cabinet door of your kitchen cabinets for that seamless look. The latter is perfect for flats and older small kitchens that aren't able to accommodate the bulkier dimensions of a tall fridge.

Larder refrigerators that are self-standing and undercounter are usually shorter than their taller counterparts. They measure between 30" and 33". There are models that have more depth, which is ideal for those with limited space.

If you opt for an integrated or freestanding model, all larder fridges are simple to set up and come with all the necessary fixings and parts to start. We're proud to provide an extensive selection of brands and models, enabling you to pick the perfect under-counter refrigerator for your home. Don't forget to take advantage of our great prices and the convenient Klarna payment option at the checkout too! You can pay for your appliance in three simple installments or spread it over 30 days with no interest. It's just another way that we make it simple to upgrade your home with the latest appliances and technology.

What temperature should a refrigerator or larder fridge be?

It is easy to get confused when shopping for a refrigerator because of the many different terms used to describe them. One of the most commonly used is a larder refrigerator. A larder refrigerator is one which doesn't come with an ice box and freezer compartment. The entire space is used for refrigeration. This makes it perfect for Frydge those who want to maximize their cooling space without the expense of an icebox or freezer.

Freestanding models are readily available, or they can be integrated into the design of your kitchen. They usually come with an open-type door that can be shut or opened like other. This means they will blend seamlessly into your kitchen and be hidden from view for a sleek and seamless look.

Tall refrigerators that are larder-style are a fantastic alternative to side-byside fridge/freezer combinations because they provide more storage space for chilled foods. They are available as freestanding units or integrated models and generally range between 55-60cm in both width and depth. They can be positioned between other cabinets that span from floor to ceiling, and are ideal for a built in kitchen.

No matter how big your refrigerator's larder is, it's important that you keep food at a suitable temperature. The cooling of food slows the growth of bacteria, micro-organisms and other harmful organisms.

The ideal temperature for storing food items in a fridge is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. This is dependent on the frequency at which you open the refrigerator, since it will get warmer every time air flows into it.

When storing food in your fridge, it is essential to store dairy products in the top of the fridge (eggs, milk etc). Raw meat should be stored in the lower shelf of the refrigerator. This isn't only for temperature reasons, but also to prevent juices from running away from that could contaminate other foods. Crisper drawers are ideal for vegetables. But, be sure that you do not store any fruits in these drawers as they release ethylene, which can cause the over-ripening of other fresh foods. This can be a problem with foods such as watermelons, apples, and tomatoes.