Buying a Larder Fridge

Install a larder refrigerator in your kitchen to increase storage space. Larder refrigerators are different from traditional fridge freezers in that they don't include a freezer or an ice box. This means that all the space is available for fridge-related items.

Freestanding refrigerators that are upright. Integrated models can be hidden behind cabinet doors to give modern, sleek design.

What is a refrigerator called a larder?

A larder refrigerator is a typical refrigerator that doesn't have a separate freezer compartment. It's a great choice for those who don't require to store frozen food or who want to maximise fridge space for fresh foods. Larder refrigerators are available in a range of sizes to fit any kitchen, from tall under-counter designs that can be easily placed under your worktops, to integrated designs that blend with your cabinets.

Blomberg, LEc and other top brands make our larder refrigerators, which means you'll receive reliable, efficient 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 money on electric bills when you use one of these nifty appliances.

Larder refrigerators can be purchased as freestanding or integrated models. They can be integrated or freestanding. They typically measure between 55-60cm wide and 175cm in height. Larder refrigerators that are taller are typically more expensive than freestanding models, since they're designed to fit under worktops. This lets you maximize storage space, 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 buy a tall undercounter larder refrigerator. The appropriate fitting will allow you create a modern, stylish design in your kitchen, while ensuring that your fridge is fully shut to stop cold air from getting out.

Our integrated tall larder fridges are a great option to add sleek, modern style to your kitchen design while keeping all your favorite chilled goods close at hand. These fridges are also great for those who wish to put a refrigerator in a small space, like an apartment kitchen or a terrace conversion. In contrast to American fridge freezers, integrated larder fridges come with cabinet doors that are fitted to the front of the appliance to ensure they blend seamlessly with the kitchen cabinets to create an elegant look. They can be upgraded with features like LED lighting to improve visibility, humidity regulation, or active cooling to ensure efficient cold air distribution.

Tall larder fridges

A tall, spacious larder fridge is a great alternative to a conventional fridge/freezer. They can be placed under your kitchen counter or on your worktop and provide a whole host of additional storage options for fresh and frozen food items such as drinks and deli products. They are available in a variety of colors such as classic white stainless steel as well as retro red, cream and black. They can be purchased as a separate item or incorporated into a cabinet panel that matches your kitchen.

A larder refrigerator differs from a standard refrigerator in that it does not contain an ice maker. This allows for more space to be used to store food and drinks, Office Fridge and requires less electricity. If you're planning a complete kitchen overhaul, or want to maximise your storage of chilled food items and storage space, a tall larder refrigerator is a good choice.

This Beko outdoor fridge is perfect for storing fresh fruit and vegetables. It has two drawers for salad crispers and four glass shelves that can be adjusted. There's plenty of storage space on the door which can be used for bottles, jars and a wine rack that can hold five bottles. This model also features an adjustable temperature control to keep things fresh and cool. It also has an automatic defrost feature to prevent the accumulation of ice along the back wall.

With a whopping 346 litres of storage capacity, the Iceking RL254W.E tall larder fridge is the ideal solution for a family of four. It comes with four adjustable glass shelves and two salad crisper draws and plenty of space in the door to store jars and cartons. The interior light and the reversible door help you keep your items organized. In addition, this model is energy efficient and comes with two years of warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter refrigerators are a practical and flexible solution for kitchens of all sizes and shapes. They are a perfect fit under the worktop, and typically are under 90cm high. Like tall refrigerators, they're freestanding and come with a single door but they don't come with an freezer or ice box.

This means they're designed for fresh food storage, not an appliance that doubles as a fridge and freezer, which reduces the cost and energy needed to operate them. They're available in a variety of finishes, ranging from sleek white to timeless stainless steel brushed. They can also be crafted to match the doors of kitchen cabinets for a seamless look.

There are under-counter and tall models with a range of features including LCD displays as well as water dispensers and alarms. These models are often less expensive than their refrigerator/freezer 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 sleek, fitted look. There are also a number of integrated models that incorporate the front panel and the cabinet door of your kitchen cabinets for the seamless appearance. These are ideal for flats and older small kitchens that aren't able to accommodate the extra size of a tall fridge.

Larder refrigerators that are undercounter and freestanding typically are smaller than their taller counterparts, measuring between 30" and 33". There are models that have greater depth, which is ideal for those who have limited space.

No matter if you select either a freestanding or integrated model, all larder fridges are easy to install and come with all the necessary fixings and parts to start. We're proud to offer an extensive selection of brands and models, enabling you to select the ideal under-counter fridge for your home. Don't forget to avail of our great prices and the convenient Klarna payment options at the checkout too! Purchase today and pay in three easy installments or spread the cost of your new appliance over 30 days interest-free. It's just another way that we make it simple to upgrade your home with the latest appliances and technology.

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

When shopping for a fridge it's difficult to be confused by the many different terms used to describe the appliance. One of the most popular is a fridge called a larder. A larder refrigerator is a office fridge that does not include an ice box or freezer compartment, so all of the space inside is used for refrigeration for refrigeration purposes only. This makes it ideal for those who are looking to maximise their cooling space while also avoiding the added expense of an icebox or freezer.

Larder fridges can be purchased as freestanding models, or they can be integrated into your kitchen design. They usually have doors that are cabinet-style and can be closed or opened just like any other. They will seamlessly blend into your kitchen, and are able to be hidden out of sight to create a seamless, sleek look.

Tall refrigerators that are larder-style are a fantastic alternative to side-byside fridge/freezer combinations as they offer more storage space for chilled food items. They are available as freestanding units or integrated models and are usually between 55-60cm in both width and depth. This means that they are able to slot in between other floor-to-ceiling cabinets and are ideal for kitchens with built-in cabinets.

No matter how big the refrigerator in your larder it's essential to keep food at a suitable temperature. Refrigerating food slows the development of microorganisms and bacteria that could cause illness if eaten.

The ideal temperature for storing food items in a refrigerator is between 2 and 5degC. However, this is affected by how often you open the fridge because it will get warmer every time air comes in.

When storing food in your fridge, it's essential to place dairy products higher in the refrigerator (eggs milk, eggs etc.). Raw meat should be kept in the lower shelf of the fridge. This is not only to keep it warm, but also to prevent any juices from contaminating other food. Crisper drawers are the best for vegetables. However, you should be careful not to keep any fruits in these drawers since they release ethylene, which can over-ripen other fresh foods. This could be a problem for foods such as apples, watermelons and tomatoes.