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There are several things you should consider when looking for an side by side refrigerator freezer. Quincy Bulin is a Lowe's product writer who suggests that you look at the capacity and the size of your kitchen cutout, and any extras such as WiFi and app compatibility.

This LG refrigerator comes with four shelves (one of which can be adjusted), two crisper draws and door bins to store your food items. It also comes with an ice maker that produces cubed and crushed and cubed ice.

Features

Giving households efficient organisation and ample storage space, side by Side by side freezer fridge freezers can be a useful option. They provide compartments for frozen and cold items and also a variety of fridge volumes (litres) and other features like smart features or doors-in-door access that keep snacks in a convenient location.

Available in counter-depth or conventional styles Side by side refrigerators are an ideal choice for a variety of kitchen floor plans. A lot of them are Energy Star certified. This means they consume less energy on a regular basis and are made to meet the requirements of specific brands.

Side-by-side fridges tend to have the ability to arrange the freezer, with adjustable shelves and bins at the door. French door refrigerators, on the other hand could require more space for swings and have a slightly lower capacity than other models but they do come with a range of advanced features, like exterior water and ice dispensers smart displays, as well as higher-end finishes.

The decision between French door and side by side freezer side-by-side fridge freezers is largely influenced by your cooking style as well as the needs of your family. A preference for fresh, healthy food or large gatherings could push you towards a French door fridge, while a need to store prepackaged meals and other freezer products easily make you opt for an upright fridge.

Design

Unlike French door refrigerators, side-byside fridge freezers are taller and narrower to create a sleek look. They have between 13 and 15 cubic feet for fresh food and 8 to 9 cubes for frozen food items. This layout makes them perfect for kitchens with limited depth.

The majority of side-by-side models have four shelves in both the freezer and fridge sections as well as two or more drawers for produce and door storage bins for things like gallons of milk, or soda bottles. Some models come with an deli or butter drawer cabinet for convenience.

This KitchenAid model may be expensive however, it has a lot of extra features like independent cooling systems in the freezer and fridge sections of the appliance. These help to maintain temperatures and ensure that your food is safe from damage and spoilage. The air filter helps to eliminate odors, while the drawers in the crisper hold the ethylene gas that slows the over-ripening.

This counter-depth side by-side refrigerator is an ideal choice for a kitchen that is gourmet. Its concealed hinges provide a built-in look without protruding beyond cabinetry or countertops. It has a slim-profile that is easy to fit into tight spaces. It offers 15.6 cubic feet of space for frozen and fresh food with the dual ice maker which dispenses regular cubed and crushed ice. The digital display lets you to monitor and adjust operating temperatures easily.

Storage

When compared to French door refrigerators, side by side refrigerators typically have more freezer storage space and provide more flexibility in food organization. They also tend to be less expensive, making them an ideal choice for those with a tight budget.

As with other refrigerator styles, side-by-side fridges typically include doors and shelves that can be adjusted for flexible storage options. They can also come with two or more produce drawers with special storage environments including high- and low-humidity crisper settings to keep fresh foods tasting their best. They could also have a deli compartment for storing top quality cheeses and meats.

The storage capacity of the side-by-side fridge is determined by the amount and size of food items you can store in it. As a rule, you should only fill the fridge up to half its capacity in order to maintain the proper circulation of air. Overfilling can cause blocked vents, which could impact temperature control and the lifespan of the appliance. To avoid this, take into consideration the type and amount of food items you'll store in your fridge when you're making a decision. You should consider storing commonly used ingredients like sauces and condiments within the fridge door bins, and adhere to a "first in first out" strategy when storing food in the freezer to reduce waste and prevent overcrowding.

Energy efficiency

It's worth the cost to invest some extra money on an energy-efficient refrigerator or freezer. They are always on and use lots of energy. Compare the kWh amount on the label with the old ratings (A to G). Smaller refrigerators are more efficient.

Some models have doors built into the door feature, which allows you to take a snack without opening the entire refrigerator and wasting energy. These models are usually more expensive. These models are more expensive and have more advanced features. You can control the fridge with your smartphone or set reminders to consume or freeze food items, and even control the fridge remotely.

The majority of side by side refrigerators have an water and ice dispenser that is inside the doors of the fridge for easy access. Some refrigerators have advanced ice makers that let you select the amount of crushed or cubed ice is produced. This is useful to ensure that drinks are not diluted due to too many ice cubes.

Many models are available in different styles, from traditional stainless steel to the trendy slate or high-gloss dark. Some have hidden hinges for doors that give a clean design and a built-in appearance. Some models have long handles that look like the handles of kitchen appliances made by professionals. These models are more expensive, but they are ideal for modern-day style.