American Freezer

American freezers create a bold design statement in any kitchen and provide huge capacity. Some can hold up to 38 bags of groceries - ideal for frost-free Freezers families who are looking to reduce the number of shopping trips.

They're fitted with the latest technology for food freshness that keeps food at the right temperature to preserve flavor and texture. Many include water and/or ice dispensers that are either plumbed into or not, which means you can have chilled water or ice at the only a click.

Size

American refrigerator freezers are bigger than the English models. They take up more room in your kitchen however, they also have more capacity. When selecting an American freezer it's important to estimate the amount of storage you require for your family and the cooking habits of your household. 11 to 13 cubic feet is the ideal size for two people, while 18 to 22 cubic feet are ideal for three to four people, and 28 cubic feet is ideal for five or more. Once you've determined the amount of cubic feet you need, you can narrow down your options by the brand, size, and energy rating.

The modern American-style refrigerator freezers are packed with clever features that will improve your kitchen experience. For example, full air circulation helps reduce the accumulation of frost, while useful 0@ drawers are ideal to keep your fresh food at the right temperature for optimal storage capacity. There's also an option to switch between fridge and freezer at the touch of a button to accommodate your daily needs.

There's plenty to choose from in terms of color and brand as well, with sleek stainless steel and retro finishes proving popular with customers. And when it's time to replenish your supply of chilled ice and chilled water you can make use of the water dispensers built into the system that provide instant filtered or fresh Ice cubes at the touch of a switch.

The most well-known American fridge freezer is a double-door model with a fridge on one side and an freezer on the other. There are models that have a split of either 50-50 or 60-40. They're also available in side-by-side or French door designs, so you can choose the design that best suits your home.

Additionally, many models aren't plumbed into the water supply, and instead rely on removable water jugs, which can be filled with water from your kitchen taps. This can save you money on plumbing and allows you to put your American freezer anywhere in your kitchen without worrying about plumbing pipes for water.

Style

American fridge freezers are wider and deeper than their British counterparts, providing you with the ability to store more of your food. On average, you'll be able to fit between 11 and 38 grocery bags of food in these large appliances - ideal if you're planning on stocking up or reducing the amount you buy each week.

The classic American design has a freezer drawer system at the bottom with a double door fridge at the top that provides eye level access to your food and drinks without opening both doors, thus preventing cold air from getting out. A majority of models come with an water and ice dispenser which will make your kitchen look more luxurious.

Modern American style fridge freezers have flat doors and concealed handles that blend with your kitchen cabinets. These are an excellent choice for those who are looking to create a seamless kitchen. They come in a range of colors like black, graphite stainless steel, and many more.

Our range includes both plumbed and un-plumbed American refrigerator freezers. The models that are plumbed are connected to your mains water supply, so you can serve cold beverages, filtered and ice-cold upon demand. Non-plumbed models have a removable water tank that you can fill and refill whenever needed. This means you can still enjoy the benefits of an American style fridge freezer, even the fridge isn't plumbed.

Our vast range of American-style refrigerator freezers includes models from top brands including Samsung, Hotpoint and Hisense. We offer a variety of finishes that will suit any budget, so whether you prefer sparkling silver or a more minimalist white finish or sophisticated black you'll be sure to find an American-style fridge freezer that you like.

The most significant difference between the British fridge and freezer is the depth of an American model. You'll need space between the kitchen doors to be able to accommodate it comfortably. It's also important to note that they're typically too deep to be able to navigate through the front doorways and so it's recommended to get them delivered and put in within your kitchen before you purchase one if you're uncertain about how to install it in your home.

Technology

American fridge freezers are equipped with lots of handy features that will help you keep track of what's in there, preventing that 'frozen chaos' situation. There is a frost free freezer and a divider that separates the refrigerated area from the frozen section. This makes it easier to locate the items you're looking for. You'll also find plenty of fridge shelves and racks to fit all manner of sized containers and bottles, plus door-mounted cool water and ice dispensers that are ideal those who want an ice-cold drink or chilled snack.

They're also more likely to come with smart screens that let you make shopping lists, look up recipes, and keep track of your inventory amongst other handy tasks. They also have more advanced insulation to ensure energy efficiency and a continuously cooled, frost-free interior that will preserve the longevity of your fresh food and leftovers.

You'll find them in a variety of styles to suit your kitchen layout. There's a style for everyone and everything from the stacked design that sits flush against your cabinets to the Side by Side style which splits the freezer and fridge vertically.

If you're opting for a model that has a plumbed system with modern water and ice dispensers it will need to be connected to your mains water supply, so bear this in mind when planning your kitchen remodel. You can still buy non-plumbed American fridge freezers that operate similarly as fridge freezers that are used in everyday use however, you'll have to fill them up manually with your own water that has been filtered and ice.

Many are worried that American fridge freezers, because of their size and large capacity, will take a toll on your household's electricity bills. These huge appliances consume less energy today than their smaller counterparts, due to the advancements in technology developed by manufacturers. In fact, you can purchase models with an energy rating of A, +++, which means they're affordable to run considering their size. This information is available in the specifications of the appliance, or by reading our guide on how to choose an energy-efficient refrigerator freezer.

Energy

An American freezer will cost more to run than a conventional fridge freezer due to its bigger size. Don't fall for the marketing hype about huge capacities. American fridge freezers often have enough space for a family of four and have useful features, such as the freezer's ability to be frost-free freezers (maxtremer.com) and door alarms.

Regardless of their size, American freezers can be just as efficient as their smaller counterparts if you take your time to research and choose one with an A rating for energy efficiency. Refrigerators with an energy rating that is lower will use more electricity to cool down and defrost.

The design of an American fridge freezer can also impact its energy efficiency. They are equipped with compartments that are divided vertically. This means they can be more efficient than fridge freezers with frozen and fresh food compartments stacked. To determine the most efficient American freezer that fits your budget, it is important to compare the prices of different models and check the reviews of each before making a purchase. This will give you a better idea of how the American freezer performs and whether it's worth the cost.

You should also follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer to find out the best temperature settings and storage methods for your appliance. This will help you keep your appliance running at its best and avoid any damage that may be caused by misuse or overuse.

You can cut down on the amount of electricity your American freezer consumes by implementing energy-saving techniques. For example taking food items that won't be consumed and using the deep freeze setting for large freezers items and keeping freezers clean can help reduce energy usage by up to 30%. This is particularly true if you are looking for an American fridge freezer that has an ENERGY STAR(r) or Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) acquisition guideline. You'll save money while reducing the environmental impact.