Buying a Larder Fridge

A larder fridge can be added to your kitchen to make more space to store food items. Contrary to fridge freezers that are standard, larder fridges do not have an ice box or a freezer compartment - meaning the entire space is devoted to fridge items.

Freestanding refrigerators can are upright, and integrated models can be hidden behind a cabinet's door for the sleek, modern look.

What is a refrigerator called a larder?

A larder fridge is a typical fridge that doesn't have an internal freezer compartment. It's ideal for those who do not need to store frozen foods or wish to maximize the space in their fridge for fresh food items. Larder fridges come in a range of sizes to suit any kitchen, from tall under-counter designs that can be easily placed under your worktops, to integrated designs that blend with your cabinetry.

Our larder fridges are made by top brands such as Blomberg and LEc, so you can be sure they'll provide you with efficient and reliable refrigeration that can keep your chilled food fresh for a longer time. They're also rated A+ for energy efficiency which means you can be sure you'll save money on your 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. Tall larder refrigerators are usually more expensive than freestanding models, as they are designed to fit under worktops. This allows you to maximize storage space, without taking up valuable floor space in your home.

You can choose between sliding hinges, a door-on-door mechanism, or a hinged lid when you purchase a tall undercounter larder refrigerator. The right fitting can help you create a sleek modern look for your kitchen while ensuring that your fridge is shut completely to stop the air from getting cold.

Our tall larder refrigerators are a great option to add a sleek, modern style to your kitchen design, while keeping all of your favourite chilled goods close at hand. These fridges are also ideal for those who need to squeeze a refrigerator into smaller spaces, such as an apartment kitchen or a terrace conversion. Unlike American refrigerator freezers, integrated refrigerators have their cabinet door placed on the front so that they seamlessly blend into your kitchen cabinets. They can be upgraded with features like LED lighting to improve visibility, humidity regulation and active cooling to ensure a smooth distribution of cold air.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder refrigerator is a great alternative to a traditional fridge/freezer. They can be positioned under your counter or on your worktop and can provide additional storage for drinks, deli items and frozen and fresh food items. They are available in various colours such as classic white, stainless steel as well as retro red, cream, and black. They can be purchased as a stand-alone item or integrated with an appropriate cabinet panel to match your kitchen.

The main distinction between a regular refrigerator and a larder Industrial Fridge is that a larder refrigerator doesn't have an ice box or freezer compartment which means there is more space for chilled food items, and also means that it will typically use less power than a regular fridge. If you're planning a complete kitchen remodel, or simply want to make the most of your chilled food storage, then a tall larder fridge is an excellent option.

This Beko fridge is ideal for storing fresh fruit and vegetables. It has two salad crisper drawers 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 the ability to regulate temperature to keep things fresh and cool. It also has an automatic defrost feature that stops the accumulation of ice on the back wall.

The Iceking RL254W.E is the perfect tall larder refrigerator for a four-person household. 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 inside the door for containers and jars. It's easy to stay organized with an interior light that is useful and doors that can be reversible. This model is also energy efficient and comes with a 2-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter refrigerators are a slick and versatile solution for kitchens in all sizes and shapes. They can be placed neatly under the worktop, and typically are less than 90cm high. Like tall fridge integrated larder fridges are freestanding and have only one door, however they don't come with an ice box or freezer section.

They're made for fresh food storage rather than a dual-purpose fridge/freezer, reducing the energy and cost 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 the doors of your kitchen cabinets to create a cohesive look.

There are tall and under-counter models equipped with many features, such as water dispensers, LCD displays and warning alarms. They're often more affordable than fridges and freezers and you can also add a chilled storage solution to your home without breaking the bank.

Taller freestanding cabinets can be positioned upright or slid between other cabinets to create a contemporary, fitted look. There are also a number of integrated options that include the front panel and cabinet doors of your kitchen cabinets for that seamless look. This is perfect for smaller kitchens or flats, which cannot accommodate a taller refrigerator.

Freestanding refrigerators under counters tend to be shallower than taller models at around 30" to 33". There are models that offer the option of a deeper depth however, which is ideal for those with restricted space.

Whether you choose a freestanding or integrated option, all larder fridges are easy to install and come with all the required fixings and components to start. We are proud to offer various models and brands to help you locate the perfect under-counter fridge for your home. Don't forget our great prices and the Klarna payment option. You can purchase your appliance in three simple installments or spread it out over 30 days with no interest. We make it easy for you to update your home with the newest appliances and the latest technology.

What temperature should the larder refrigerator be set to?

It is easy to get confused when shopping for a refrigerator because of the many different terms used to describe them. One of the most commonly used is a fridge called a larder. A larder refrigerator is one that doesn't have an ice box or freezer compartment. The entire space is used to store food. This makes it ideal for those who are looking to maximise their cooling space without the expense of an icebox or freezer.

Larder refrigerators are available as freestanding models or integrated into your kitchen design. They usually have a cabinet-style door that can be opened or closed like other. They will be a perfect fit in your kitchen and be hidden from sight for a sleek seamless appearance.

Tall larder refrigerators are an excellent alternative to side by side fridge/freezer combos, as they offer more space for storage of chilled food items. They are available as freestanding models or integrated models. They generally range between 55-60cm in both width and depth. This means that they are able to be inserted between other floor-to-ceiling cabinets and are ideal for kitchens that are built-in.

Whatever the size of your larder fridge, you must be aware that food items must be stored at the correct temperature. The cooling of food reduces the development of micro-organisms, bacteria and other harmful organisms.

The ideal temperature to store food items in a refrigerator is between 2 and -5degC. 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's essential to place dairy products high up in the refrigerator (eggs milk, eggs, etc.). Raw meat should always be kept on the bottom shelf of your fridge. This isn't only for temperature reasons, but also to avoid any juices that run off infecting other food items. Crisper drawers work best for vegetables. Fruits can release ethylene, which can cause other food items to become ripe. This could be a problem for foods such as watermelons, apples, and tomatoes.