Fridge Freezers

Fridge freezers: choose your fit, split and capacity

Choosing the right fridge freezer is about everyday ease — getting the size, split and features that make life easier. From slimline designs for compact kitchens to American‑style models for big shops and gatherings, choose the fridge that fits your space and the way you shop. Whether you do family shops or solo meal‑prep, use the size and split guide below to match capacity and layout to how you buy and store food.

Most models are for indoor kitchens, not unheated spaces. For garages or outbuildings, pick a model whose spec confirms suitability for colder spaces (look for frost‑protection).

Which fridge freezer style works best for your space?

• Freestanding — flexible to position; most are ~60 cm wide, with 55 cm options if space is tight
• Integrated — sits behind a cabinet door for a built‑in look; when replacing, match split and hinge type so existing doors line up and open correctly
• American‑style — double doors and wide shelves for big shops and hosting; widths range from ~70 cm to just over 91 cm, so measure doorways and the final space before you choose

What split and size should you choose?

• 50/50 — extra freezer drawers if you batch‑cook or store more frozen food
• 60/40 or 70/30 — more fridge space if you buy fresh food more often
• As a guide, ~200 L suits smaller homes (around 11 bags), while ~400 L+ fits most families

Which features make life easier in your kitchen?

• No frost prevents icy build‑up, so there’s no less defrosting and less maintenance
• Reversible doors offer the option to swap the hinge side to suit your kitchen layout
• Non‑plumbed water dispensers provide chilled water without plumbing, handy when a water connection isn’t practical