Buying a Larder Fridge

Install a larder refrigerator in your kitchen to gain extra storage space. In contrast to regular fridge freezers refrigerators with larders do not come with an ice container or a freezer compartment, which means that all the space is used for refrigerator-related items.

Freestanding larder refrigerators are upright, and integrated models can be hidden behind a cabinet door to give the sleek, modern look.

What is a refrigerator called a larder?

A larder refrigerator is a standard refrigerator that doesn't come with an additional freezer compartment. It's a great choice for those who don't need to store frozen food or who wish to maximize the space available in the fridge for fresh foods. Larder fridges are available in a variety of sizes that will fit in with any kitchen, from tall under-counter designs that are compact enough to fit under your worktop to integrated fridge designs that coordinate with your cabinets.

Our fridges for the larder are manufactured by top brands like Blomberg and LEc So you can be assured that they'll provide you with efficient and reliable refrigeration that will keep your chilled goods fresh for longer. They're also classified as A+ for energy efficiency, so you can be sure you'll save money on electric bills when you use one of these handy appliances.

Larder refrigerators can be freestanding or integrated, and are generally between 55-60cm in width and 175cm in height. Tall larder fridges tend to be a bit more expensive than freestanding models because they're designed to be placed under worktops to give you maximum storage space, without taking up the floor space in your kitchen.

If you're buying an under-counter refrigerator that is tall you can pick from a variety of door fittings to suit your home, such as hinged lids or a 'door-on-door' mechanism or sliding hinge. The right fitting will help you create a chic, modern look in your kitchen, and ensure that your fridge is shut to stop cold air from escaping.

Our integrated tall larder fridges are a great way 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 great for those who wish to fit a refrigerator into smaller spaces, such as an apartment kitchen or terrace conversion. In contrast to American refrigerator freezers, integrated refrigerators have their cabinet door placed on the front so that they are seamless with your kitchen cabinets. They can be upgraded with features like LED lighting to improve visibility, humidity regulation or active cooling to ensure efficient cold air distribution.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder refrigerator can be a great alternative to a conventional refrigerator/freezer. They can be placed under your counter or on your worktop, and can provide additional storage for deli items, drinks as well as fresh and frozen food items. They are available in various shades that include classic white, stainless steel, retro red, cream and black. They can be bought as a separate product or integrated into an appropriate cabinet panel to match your kitchen.

The main distinction between a regular refrigerator and a larder refrigerator is that a traditional fridge doesn't have an freezer compartment or ice box - which frees up more space to store chilled food, Tall Larder Fridges and this means it typically consumes less energy than a conventional fridge. A taller larder refrigerator is a great option for those planning a kitchen redesign or simply want to increase the size of your chilled food storage.

With four adjustable glass shelves and two drawers for salad crispers, this fridge from Beko is ideal to store fresh produce. There's plenty of storage space on the door that can be used to store bottles, jars and wine racks that can hold five bottles. This model is also equipped with the ability to regulate temperature, which keeps things fresh and cool, and an auto-defrost function that stops the build-up of ice on the back wall.

With 346 litres of storage capacity this Iceking RL254W.E tall refrigerator is the perfect solution for a family of four. It comes with two salad crisper drawers, four glass adjustable shelves and plenty of space within the door to store jars and boxes. It's easy to stay organized as well, thanks to a useful interior light and reversible doors. In addition, this model is energy efficient and comes with two years of warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter refrigerators are a practical and flexible solution for kitchens of all shapes and sizes. They fit neatly under the worktop, and typically are under 90cm high. Like tall larder fridges they're freestanding and come with only one door, however they don't come with an ice box or freezer section.

This means that they're designed to be fresh food storage rather than a dual-purpose fridge ice maker/freezer, reducing the energy and cost to operate them. They're also available in a variety 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 seamless appearance.

There are under-counter and tall models that have a variety of options, including LCD displays, water dispensers and warning alarms. They're typically less expensive than their fridge/freezer counterparts too, so you can add a chilled storage system to your home without costing you a fortune.

Taller freestanding models can stand upright or slide between other cabinets with a floor-to-ceiling design for an elegant, modern feel. There are also a number of integrated models that incorporate the front panel and cabinet door of your kitchen cabinets to give an aesthetically pleasing look. These are ideal for smaller flats or older kitchens that don't have the extra dimensions of a tall fridge.

Larder refrigerators that are undercounter and freestanding are usually shorter than their taller counterparts, ranging between 30" and 33". There are models that have a deeper depth, which is great for those who have little space.

No matter if you select either a freestanding or integrated model All refrigerators for larders are easy to install and come with all the necessary fixings and parts to start. We are proud to provide both a variety of models and brands to help you choose 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 easy installments or spread it out over 30 days without interest. It's another way we make it simple to upgrade your home with the latest appliances and technologies.

What temperature should the refrigerator in the larder be set at?

It's easy to be confused when shopping for a refrigerator due to the many different terms used to describe them. One of the most commonly used is a larder fridge. A larder refrigerator is a fridge that does not have an ice box and freezer compartment. All the space is used to store food. This makes it ideal for those looking to maximize their cooling space while also avoiding the added expense of an icebox or freezer.

There are freestanding models that are available, or can be incorporated into the design of your kitchen. They typically have doors that can be closed and opened as any other cabinet in your home. They will blend seamlessly into your kitchen, and can be hidden out of view to create a seamless, sleek look.

Tall refrigerators that are larder-style are a fantastic alternative to side-by-side fridge/freezer combinations 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. They can be positioned between other cabinets from floor to ceiling, and are perfect for a built in kitchen.

Whatever the size of your fridge, it's important to keep in mind that foods must be stored at the appropriate temperature. The cooling of food slows the development of micro-organisms, bacteria and other harmful organisms.

The ideal temperature to store food in a refrigerator is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. This is affected by the frequency at which you open the refrigerator, because it warms every time air flows into it.

It is crucial to keep dairy products (eggs and milk) high in your larder refrigerator. Raw meats should always be kept on the bottom shelf of your refrigerator. This isn't just for temperature reasons, but also to prevent any runaway juices contaminating other foods. Crisper drawers are ideal for vegetables. But, be sure that you do not store any fruits in these drawers because they release ethylene, which can cause over-ripening of other fresh food items. This can be a problem for food items like tomatoes, watermelons, and apples.