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Buying a Larder Fridge

Add a larder refrigerator to your kitchen to gain extra storage space. In contrast to regular fridge freezers larder fridges don't have an ice container or a freezer compartment - meaning all the space is used for refrigerator items.

Freestanding refrigerators for larders are upright. They can be hidden behind cabinet doors to give an elegant, modern appearance.

What is a refrigerator called a larder?

A larder refrigerator is a typical fridge that doesn't have an internal freezer compartment. It's an excellent option for those who don't require to store frozen food or who want to maximise the space in their fridge for fresh food. Larder fridges come in a variety of sizes to fit any kitchen including tall counter-top models that are compact enough to fit under your worktop to integrated styles that match with your cabinets.

Blomberg, LEc and other top brands make our larder refrigerators, which means you'll get reliable, effective refrigeration that keeps your chilled items fresher for longer. They're also evaluated as A+ in energy efficiency and you can rest assured that you'll save on your electricity bills when you run one of these nifty appliances.

Larder refrigerators are available freestanding or integrated models. They can be integrated or freestanding. They usually measure between 55-60cm in width and 175cm in height. Larder refrigerators that are taller are typically more expensive than freestanding models, since they're designed for under worktops. This lets you maximize storage without taking up valuable floor space in your home.

You can pick between the sliding hinge or door-on-door mechanism or a hinged lid if you purchase a tall undercounter refrigerator. The right fitting can help you create an elegant, refridgerator uk modern design for your kitchen, while ensuring that your fridge is closed completely to prevent the cold air from getting out.

Our tall larder refrigerators with integrated tall shelves are a wonderful addition to any kitchen. They give it a modern, sleek look while keeping your favorite chilled food items in reach. They're also an excellent choice for those looking to fit their refrigerator in a compact space, such as an apartment kitchen or the conversion of a terrace. In contrast to American refrigerator freezers, integrated refrigerators come with a cabinet door installed on the front of the refrigerator so that they are seamless with your kitchen cabinets. They can be upgraded with features such as LED lighting to increase the visibility, humidity regulation or active cooling to ensure efficient cold air distribution.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder refrigerator can be a great alternative to a conventional refrigerator/freezer. They sit under the counter in your kitchen or on your worktop and offer a variety of additional storage options for fresh and frozen food items, drinks and deli items. These are available in many shades, including classic white, stainless steel as well as retro red, cream and black. They can be bought as a separate product or incorporated into an appropriate cabinet panel to match your kitchen.

The primary distinction between a regular refrigerator and a larder refrigerator is that a larder refrigerator doesn't have an ice box or freezer compartment which means there is more space to store chilled food, and means it typically consumes less energy than a conventional fridge. If you're planning to do a complete kitchen remodel, or simply want to maximise the storage space for chilled food and storage space, a tall larder fridge is a great choice.

With four adjustable glass shelves and two drawers for salad crispers, this fridge from Beko is perfect for storing fresh food items. There's plenty of door storage, which can be used to store bottles and jars, as well as a handy wine rack that can hold up to five bottles of wine. This model also comes with an adjustable temperature control to keep things fresh and cool, as well as an auto-defrost function to stop the build-up of the back wall with ice.

With a whopping 346 litres of space, the Iceking RL254W.E tall larder refrigerator is the ideal solution for a family of four. It has four glass shelves that can be adjusted and two salad crisper draws, as well as plenty of space inside the door for containers and jars. It's easy to organize as well, thanks to an efficient interior light and reversible doors. This model is also energy efficient and comes with a a 2-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Larder fridges under counters are a practical and flexible solution for kitchens of all shapes and sizes. They are a perfect fit under the worktop, sliding into a vacant space and are usually under 90cm in height. They are freestanding, have one door and are similar to tall larder refrigerators. However they don't have an ice maker nor a freezer section.

They're made for fresh food storage rather than being a dual-purpose refrigerator/freezer, reducing the cost and energy needed to operate them. They're also available in a range of popular finishes from elegant white to classic stainless steel. They can be customized to match your kitchen cabinet doors to create a seamless look.

You can find under-counter and tall models that have a variety of features, including LCD displays, water dispensers and warning alarms. These models are usually cheaper than refrigerators and freezers counterparts, and you can easily add a chilled storage option to your home.

Taller freestanding cabinets can be set upright or slid between other cabinets to create a modern style that is fitted and sleek. There are a variety of integrated options that include the front of your cabinets and the cabinet doors for a seamless appearance. This is great for small kitchens or flats that can't accommodate a taller larder refrigerator.

Larder refrigerators that are freestanding and undercounter tend to be smaller than their taller counterparts. They measure between 30" and 33". There are models that have more depth, which is great for those with small space.

All refrigerators for larders are simple to install and come with the necessary components and fixings to get you going. We are pleased to offer both a variety of models and brands to help you find the perfect under-counter refrigerator for your home. Don't forget about our low prices and Klarna payment option. You can purchase your appliance in three simple installments or spread it out over a period of 30 days, without interest. It's just another way that we make it easy to upgrade your home with the latest appliances and technologies.

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

It's easy to be confused when shopping for a fridge due to the numerous terms used to describe them. One of the most common is a larder fridge. A larder refrigerator is a fridge which does not have an freezer compartment or icebox, so all of the space inside is reserved for refrigeration for refrigeration purposes only. This makes it perfect for those looking to maximise their cooling space and also avoid the additional cost of an icebox and freezer.

There are freestanding models that are available, or they can be integrated into the design of your kitchen. They typically come with doors that can be opened and closed as any other cabinet in your home. They will blend seamlessly into your kitchen and can be hidden away out of view to create a clean, seamless look.

Tall larder refrigerators are an excellent alternative to side-by-side fridge/freezer combinations, since they offer more storage space for chilled food. They can be either freestanding or integrated, and are usually between 55-60cm in width and depth. This means that they are able to slot in between other floor-to-ceiling cabinets and are perfect for a built-in kitchen.

Whatever the size of your fridge, you must be aware that food items should be stored at correct temperature. Refrigerating foods slows down the growth of bacteria and micro-organisms that can cause illness if ingested.

The ideal temperature to store food items in a fridge is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. This is dependent on the frequency at which you open your refrigerator, as it will warm each time air rushes into it.

When you store food items in your refrigerator, it is essential to store dairy products high up in the fridge (eggs milk, eggs, etc.). Raw meat should always be kept on the bottom shelf of your refrigerator. This isn't just because of temperature, but also to prevent any runaway juices infecting other food items. Crisper drawers are best for vegetables. But, be sure not to store any fruits in these drawers as they release ethylene, which can over-ripen other fresh foods. This can be a problem for foods like watermelons, apples and tomatoes.