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Built in Fridge Freezers

If you're building or renovating, shopping for a built-in fridge freezer can be overwhelming. Manufacturers have developed innovative technologies that boost performance and simplify day-to-day tasks, like defrosting.

Traditional fridge freezers that are integrated blend seamlessly into kitchen cabinetry and can be fitted with either a fixed hinge or sliding model. Both can only be installed inside a refrigerator housing cabinet and cannot be fitted freestanding.

Size

Integrated fridge freezers are built to serve as a hidden function in your kitchen. They are hidden behind the cabinet door and don't appear like a standalone device. This means that they are ideal for modern kitchens where the view of an appliance could clash with the overall style.

Despite their obscurity They can do exactly what other fridge freezers do, including designs that maximize space and energy-saving features. They come in a broad variety of sizes, as well. There are models that range from 60cm wide for single-door models up to 90cm wide for double door models. American style cooling appliances.

You can also choose the height of an integrated freezer to match your space. There are sliding and fixed models (with high-end hinges that connect the cabinet door to appliance).

The depth of integrated fridges is standard, since they are designed to fit inside a housing cabinet measuring 55-56cm in depth. You can also decide whether you prefer your refrigerator to be fully flush with your cabinets or to stand out proud. This will give your kitchen smooth, elegant look.

Style

Integrated refrigerator freezers are designed to are able to blend seamlessly into kitchen cabinetry. This provides the appliance with a luxurious appearance that is perfect for modern, high-end or contemporary homes. They are more expensive than fridge freezers that are freestanding, but they also provide more handles and door finishes.

Generally speaking, refrigerators built in fridge freezer into are higher than freestanding models. Their average height is about 84 inches. This could be a problem If you don't have sufficient space in your home to accommodate one of these appliances, or prefer a standard fridge that's less than 72 inches tall.

Certain manufacturers, such as Bosch offers different heights to accommodate a variety of kitchen cabinet sizes. You can still reap the benefits from an integrated fridge freezer even in areas with low ceilings.

Alternately, you can get a counter-depth refrigerator that will sit flush against your cabinets without sticking out as much. This is a good choice if you are renovating an old house or don't have the money to install a built-in refrigerator.

Features

Integrated fridge freezers tend to offer more luxurious options than freestanding models. They are shallower to fit flush with cabinets and counters and provide more space than standard deep refrigerators. The larger sizes are particularly useful for large families and enthusiastic cooks who want to have a an unending supply of food in stock.

Two types of installations for fridge freezers that are integrated are 'Fixed Hinge' and sliding hinge models. Both types of installation depend on how the fridge freezer will be inserted into your kitchen cabinetry, and how it works with your other kitchen appliances' doors. Most kitchen cabinet manufacturers can accommodate both styles of installation, however it's always an excellent idea to double-check before purchasing a fridge freezer with integrated features.

NEFF integrated refrigerator freezers are packed with intelligent and useful features that can help you keep your freezer or fridge full of fresh and frozen food items. From our smart hyperFresh technology which lets you select an appropriate combination of temperature and humidity to extend the shelf life of your foods to our power freeze feature which quickly reduces the temperature of your frozen food items, you'll find fridge freezers with innovative storage solutions that can be adapted to any lifestyle. There are even built-in refrigerators with stunning metal interiors to give your kitchen a contemporary look. You can also choose from a range of sizes for refrigerators that are integrated, so you can find the perfect for your needs.

Energy efficiency

Energy efficiency is a huge factor for a lot of people when they are choosing a refrigerator freezer. Refrigerators run 24 hours per day and consume a significant amount of energy. That's why fridges and freezers have become more efficient over the years.

Manufacturers have upgraded insulation standards, and added new compressor technology and clever features. Look out for smart solutions such as Fresh Zone +, which keeps fruit and veg crisper for longer in humid drawers. Siemens noFrost automatically defrosts your freezer and reduces operating expenses by 10%.

Compare the kWh numbers on the energy labels to determine how much energy is consumed by a fridge or freezer. This is the amount of energy a appliance consumes during the course of a year. Smaller models require less energy than bigger models.

Make sure your fridge or freezer isn't located in direct sunlight and that its vents haven't been blocked. It's also beneficial to keep it a couple of degrees cooler than the room temperature because this makes it easier for the freezer or fridge to remove heat.