Buying a Larder Fridge

Install a larder refrigerator in your kitchen for more storage space. Larder refrigerators differ from normal fridge freezers as they don't have a freezer or an ice box. This means that the entire space is available for fridge-related items.

Freestanding refrigerators for larders stand upright. Integrated models can be hidden behind cabinet doors to give a sleek, modern look.

What is a refrigerator called a larder?

A larder fridge is a standard fridge that doesn't have an interior freezer compartment. It's a great choice for those who don't want to store frozen food items or who want to maximise the space in their fridge for fresh food. Larder refrigerators come in a variety of sizes that will be suitable for any kitchen. They vary from tall undercounter models that can fit neatly beneath your worktop, to integrated styles that match the cabinetry.

Our larder fridges are made by top brands like Blomberg and LEc, so you can be sure they'll provide you with efficient and reliable refrigeration that will keep your chilled goods fresh for longer. These appliances are also A+ rated for energy efficiency. You can be sure to save money on electricity bills by using one of these useful appliances.

Larder refrigerators are available as freestanding models or integrated models. They can be integrated or freestanding. They typically measure between 55-60cm in width and 175cm in height. The taller models tend to be more expensive than freestanding models due to the fact that they're designed to be placed under worktops, allowing you to have the most storage space without taking up floor space in your kitchen.

You can pick between a sliding hinge, a door-on-door mechanism, or a hinged lid if you purchase a tall, undercounter larder refrigerator. The best fitting will allow you to create a chic, modern style in your kitchen while ensuring that your fridge is completely shut to stop cold air from getting out.

Our integrated tall larder fridges are a great option to add modern, sleek style to your kitchen, while keeping all of your favorite chilled items in your reach. They're also an excellent choice for those who want to put their refrigerator into a small space, like an apartment kitchen or the conversion of a terrace. In contrast to American fridge freezers, integrated larder fridges have their cabinet doors fitted to the front of the appliance to ensure they blend seamlessly with your kitchen cabinets for a seamless finish. They can be upgraded with features such as LED lighting to increase the visibility, humidity regulation, or active cooling to ensure a smooth distribution of cold air.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder refrigerator can be an excellent alternative to a traditional fridge/freezer. They can be positioned under your counter or on your worktop and can provide additional storage for deli items, drinks and frozen and fresh food items. They come in a variety of colors, from classic stainless steel and white, to more retro fridge cream and red models and modern black. They can be purchased as a separate unit or as an integrated design with a cabinet door panel that matches the rest of your kitchen.

The primary difference between a regular fridge and a larder refrigerator is that a traditional fridge does not have an freezer compartment or ice box - which frees up more space for chilled food, and means it generally consumes less power than a regular fridge. If you're planning a major kitchen redesign, or just want to make the most of the storage space for chilled food then a taller larder fridge is a great option.

This Beko refrigerator 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 also 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 accumulation of the back wall with ice.

The Iceking RL254W.E is the perfect tall larder refrigerator for a four-person family. It can hold a total capacity of 346 litres. It has four adjustable glass shelves and two draws for salad crispers as well as plenty of space in the door for jars and cartons. The interior light and the reversible door make it easy to keep things organized. This model is also energy efficient and comes with a a 2-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter refrigerators are a practical and flexible solution for kitchens of all sizes and shapes. They can be placed neatly under your worktops, slipping into the space that is vacant and are typically under 90cm tall. They are freestanding, have one door and are like tall larder refrigerators. However, they do not come with an ice box or freezer section.

This means that they're designed to be fresh food storage instead of an appliance that doubles as a fridge and freezer, which reduces the energy and cost to run them. They're available in a variety of finishes, ranging from sleek white to timeless brushed stainless steel. They can also be finished to be matched to the kitchen cabinet doors to create a seamless appearance.

You can find tall and under-counter models that come with many options, including water dispensers, tall Integrated fridge LCD displays and warning alarms. They're typically less expensive than refrigerators and freezers, so you can include a chilled storage option to your home without spending a fortune.

Taller freestanding cabinets can be positioned on top or placed between other cabinets to create a modern and fitted look. There are also integrated options that include the front panels of your cabinets and a cabinet door for that seamless look. This is great for small kitchens or flats that can't accommodate a taller larder refrigerator.

Larder refrigerators that are self-standing and undercounter tend to be smaller than their taller counterparts. They measure between 30" and 33". You can find models that offer an option with a deeper depth but they are ideal for those with restricted space.

If you opt for either a freestanding or integrated model All refrigerators for larders are simple to install and come with all the required fixings and parts to get you started. We're proud to provide a variety of models and brands, allowing you to pick the perfect under-counter refrigerator for your home. Don't forget to avail of our great prices and convenient Klarna payment option at checkout! You can purchase your appliance in three easy installments, or spread it over a period of 30 days, without interest. We make it easy for you to update your home with the newest appliances and technologies.

What temperature should a refrigerator or larder fridge be?

When you are looking for a fridge, it can be easy to get lost in all the different terms used to describe the appliances. One of the most common is a larder refrigerator. A larder refrigerator is a fridge that does not have an ice box or freezer compartment. The entire space is used to store food. This makes it perfect for those who want to maximize their cooling space without the cost of an icebox and freezer.

Larder refrigerators are available as freestanding models, or they can be integrated into your kitchen design. They typically come with a door that can be opened and closed like any other cabinet in your home. This means they will blend seamlessly into your kitchen, and can be hidden from sight for a sleek and seamless look.

Tall larder fridges are a great alternative to side-by-side fridge haier/freezer combinations as they provide more storage space for chilled foods. They can be either freestanding or integrated and are generally between 55-60cm long and deep. They can be easily fitted between other cabinets that span from floor to ceiling, and are ideal for a built in kitchen.

Whatever the size of your larder fridge, it's important to keep in mind that foods should be stored at proper temperature. Refrigerating food slows the growth of microorganisms and bacteria which can cause illness if consumed.

The optimal temperature for storing food items in a fridge is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. This will be dependent on the frequency at which you open your refrigerator, since it will get warmer each time air rushes into it.

It is essential to store dairy products (eggs and milk) high in your larder refrigerator. Raw meats should always be stored on the bottom shelf of your fridge. This is not only due to temperature, but also to prevent any juices from contaminating other food. Crisper drawers are the best for vegetables. Fruits can release ethylene, which can cause other food items to overripen. This could be a problem for fruits like tomatoes, watermelons, apples and other fruits.