Integrated Freezers - Sleek & Space-Saving Built-In Freezers

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An integrated freezer blends seamlessly into your kitchen units yet still leaves room to store plenty of frozen goods. We stock a wide range of top-spec integrated freezers, including built-in freezers and built-under freezers. With ample storage and fantastic functions our upright freezers mean you can afford to take advantage of supermarket specials and stock up on those two for one offers. Our freezers come in all sorts of shape and sizes, for every home and lifestyle. So whatever you need for your food and drink storage, you’ll find a solution for the space and capacity that you’re working with.

FAQ QUESTIONS

What number should an integrated freezer be on?

Your freezer should be at -18°C (0°F). It's also important that you check these temperatures regularly using a thermometer.

Can you use integrated freezer as stand alone?

Can You Use an Integrated Fridge Freezer Freestanding? Not really. An integrated fridge freezer doesn't have the same finished sides and doors as a freestanding model.

Do integrated freezers need ventilation?

Generally speaking, integrated fridges, freezers or combined fridge/freezers require air to be able to circulate in under the appliance, behind the appliance and back out through the top above the appliance. This can mean gaps or vents need to go on any cabinetry surrounding the appliance in the appropriate areas.

Are integrated freezers a standard size?

Are integrated freezers standard sizes? Integrated freezers are a standard size so that they'll fit into a kitchen housing unit.

Why are integrated freezers more expensive?

This means integrated freezers are more expensive to run. This is due to accessibility issues. because the units are more difficult to access, it can cost more to get them repaired. Integrated freezers are smaller than their freestanding counterparts to allow them to be integrated seamlessly.

What is the lifespan of a freezer?

On average, the life expectancy of a refrigerator-freezer or chest freezer is 16 years. Freezers typically last anywhere from 12 to 20 years. Along with gas and electric ranges, freezers tend to be the longest-lasting kitchen appliances. But that's not a guarantee!

Why would freezer stop freezing?

If you have a combination refrigerator-freezer that isn't freezing, a very common cause is dirty condenser coils. When coils aren't maintained properly, it reduces the cooling capacity of your freezer. To clean the condenser coils you can vacuum the coils with a crevice attachment.