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Buying a Larder Fridge

Add a larder refrigerator to your kitchen to increase storage space. Larder refrigerators are different from normal fridge freezers as they do not include a freezer or an ice box. This means that the entire space can be used for fridge items.

Freestanding refrigerators can stand upright, and integrated models can be hidden behind a cabinet door for Frydge the sleek, modern look.

What is a larder fridge?

A larder refrigerator is a typical fridge that doesn't have an interior freezer compartment. It's a great option for those who don't want to store frozen food items or who wish to maximize fridge space for fresh foods. Larder refrigerators come in a range of sizes that fit in with any kitchen. They range from tall undercounter models that fit neatly beneath your worktop, to integrated designs that complement your cabinetry.

Our refrigerators for larders are made by top brands like Blomberg and LEc which means you can be sure they'll offer you efficient, reliable refrigeration that will keep your chilled items fresh for longer. They are also rated A+ for energy efficiency. You'll be able to save money on electricity bills by using one of these handy appliances.

Larder refrigerators can be freestanding or Frydge integrated, and are generally between 55-60cm in width and 175cm in height. The taller models of larder fridges are generally more expensive than freestanding models, as they are designed to fit under worktops. This allows you to maximize storage space without taking up valuable floor space in your home.

If you're purchasing a tall, under-counter fridge you can pick from a variety of door fittings that will fit your home, such as hinged lids or a 'door-on-door' mechanism or sliding hinge. Choosing the right fitting will help you create a stylish, modern design in your kitchen, while making sure that your fridge is closed to prevent cold air escape.

Our tall larder refrigerators with integrated tall shelves are a wonderful addition to any kitchen, giving it a modern, sleek look while keeping your favorite chilled foods close by. They are also a great option for those who want to put their refrigerator in a tight space, such as an apartment kitchen or terrace conversion. Unlike American refrigerator freezers, integrated refrigerators have their cabinet door placed on the front so that they are seamless with your kitchen cabinets. They can also be equipped with a selection of features and upgrades, including LED lighting for better visibility, humidity regulation or active cooling to ensure efficient distribution of cold air.

Tall larder fridges

A tall, spacious larder fridge is a great alternative to a conventional fridge/freezer. They can be positioned under your counter or on the worktop and offer additional storage space for deli items, drinks and frozen and fresh food. They come in a variety of colors, ranging from classic white and stainless steel to more retro red and cream models as well as modern black. They can be purchased as a separate appliance or as an integrated unit with a cabinet door panel that is a perfect match to the rest of your kitchen.

The main difference between a regular fridge and a larder refrigerator is that a larder refrigerator does not have an freezer compartment or ice box which means it has more space for chilled food, and this means it will typically use less energy than a conventional fridge. A taller larder refrigerator is a great option if you are planning a kitchen redesign or simply want to increase the size of the storage space for chilled food items.

This Beko fridge is ideal to store fresh fruits and vegetables. It has two drawers for salad crispers and four adjustable glass shelves. There's also plenty of door storage, which can be used to store bottles and jars, as well as a handy wine rack that can accommodate up to five bottles of wine. The model also comes with a temperature control to keep things cool and fresh and an automatic defrost feature that stops the accumulation of ice along the back wall.

The Iceking RL254W.E is the ideal tall larder refrigerator for a family of four. It has a capacity of 346 litres. It comes with four adjustable glass shelves and two salad crisper draws, as well as plenty of space in the door to store jars and cartons. The interior light and reversible doors allow you to stay organised. This model is also energy efficient and comes with a two-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter larder fridges are a practical and flexible solution for kitchens of all sizes and shapes. They can be placed neatly under the worktop and are under 90cm high. Similar to tall fridges are freestanding and have one door, but they don't have an ice box or freezer section.

They are designed to hold fresh food and not as a dual-purpose fridge/freezer. This helps reduce the energy and cost to operate them. They're available in a range of finishes, from elegant white to timeless stainless steel with brushed finishes. They can also be finished to match the doors of kitchen cabinets for a seamless look.

You can find tall and under-counter models that come with many features, such as water dispensers, LCD displays and warning alarms. They're typically less expensive than refrigerators and freezers and you can also add a chilled storage system to your home without breaking the bank.

Taller freestanding cabinets can be positioned on top or placed between other cabinets to create a modern and fitted look. There are also a number of integrated models that incorporate the front panel and cabinet doors of your kitchen cabinets to give an aesthetically pleasing look. The latter is perfect for small flats and older kitchens that can't accommodate the bulkier height of a tall larder fridge freezer.

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

If you opt for a freestanding or integrated option Larder fridges are easy to install and come with all the necessary fixings and components to start. We're pleased to offer a wide selection of both brands and models, enabling you to select the ideal under-counter refrigerator for your home. Don't forget about our low prices and Klarna payment option. You can pay for your appliance in three easy installments, or spread it over a period of 30 days, without interest. We make it simple to upgrade your home with the latest appliances and the latest technology.

What temperature should the refrigerator in the larder be set to?

When shopping for a fridge it is easy to get confused by all the different terms used to describe the appliance. One of the most popular is a larder fridge. A larder refrigerator is one that does not have an ice box and freezer compartment. All the space is used for refrigeration. This is perfect for those who want to maximize their cooling space without having to pay for an icebox or freezer.

There are freestanding models that are available, or can be incorporated into the design of your kitchen. They typically have doors that can be closed and opened like any other cabinet in your home. They blend seamlessly into your kitchen and are able to be hidden away from view to create a a seamless, sleek look.

Tall refrigerators with larders are a great alternative to side-by-side fridge/freezer combos, as they provide more storage space for chilled food items. They can be freestanding or integrated and are typically between 55-60cm in width and depth. They can be easily fitted between other cabinets from floor to ceiling and are ideal for a built in kitchen.

Whatever the size of your larder fridge, you must keep in mind that food must be stored at the appropriate temperature. Refrigerating food slows the development of microorganisms and bacteria that can cause illness if consumed.

The optimal temperature for storing food items in a refrigerator is between 2 and -5degC. However, this is affected by how often you open the fridge since it will warm up each time air rushes in.

It is crucial to keep dairy products (eggs and milk) in a high place in your refrigerator. Raw meat should be kept on the bottom 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 the best for vegetables. Fruits can create ethylene which can cause other foods to become overripe. This can be a problem for foods such as tomatoes, watermelons, and apples.