Freezers

From under-counter to tall free-standing, or small to large chest, our freezers are available in a range of sizes to suit your needs...

Upright Freezers

These feature a front opening door for easy access and have shelves or drawers to separate different types of food.

Chest Freezers

Ideal for bulk freezing and for storing large items. A top opening lid means they can be used in a utility room when kitchen space is tight.

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Frost-Free

Never want to defrost your freezer again? Then look no further than a Frost Free appliance. Air is circulated throughout the appliance to prevent frost build up, and also means that food items don't stick together, so it's easier to take out single items without defrosting a full pack.

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Most freezers in our range are available with a matching fridge, so you can co-ordinate the colours and style to suit your kitchen. Fridges & Freezers with reversible doors are particularly useful if you have the space to display side-by-side.

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Upright Freezers are commonly available in the following widths to fit most standard kitchen spaces:

• 50cm

• 55cm

• 60cm

They are also available in under-counter or tall free-standing styles

Under-Counter Fridges

These are designed to fit neatly under a standard kitchen work-top and are the ideal choice for small kitchens with limited space.

Tall Free-Standing Fridges

These are ideal for kitchens where you have lots of height but limited floor space or want to freeze in bulk.

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Chest Freezers are commonly available to fit the following spaces:

• 55cm

• 65cm

• 85cm

• 110cm

• 130cm

Ideally you should always look to ensure there is sufficient space above the freezer to open the lid fully - usually a minimum of 80cm would be required.

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Upright Freezers

The table below gives a general guide to upright freezer storage capacity for various widths and heights:

Chest Freezers

The table below gives a general guide to chest freezer storage capacity for various widths and heights:

* All our capacities are quoted "Net". This measurement shows the usable storage capacity of the appliance

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All our refrigeration appliances are issued with a performance class rating for Energy. Each of these is graded from 'A+ - G', with 'A+' being the most efficient and economical in terms of energy consumption.

Look for the energy saving recommended label if you want the most energy efficient appliances for your home.

Energy Table

All freezers receive an energy efficiency grading ranging from A - G (with A being the most efficient).

Standardised tests, monitored by Trading Standards, are carried out by manufacturers, who are responsible for grading their appliances

Energy Saving Tips

Save Energy & Money by following these simple steps:

• Regularly defrost your freezer - ice build up significantly reduces cooling efficiency and results in higher energy use.

• Locate your appliance in an area with low ambient temperature, i.e. away from radiators, cookers or from direct sunlight.

• Keep your freezer well stocked, frozen food items require less energy to maintain cool temperatures than air.

• Always close the door.

• Look out for the energy saving recommended logo on fridges & freezers.

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