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Buying a Larder Fridge

A larder fridge can be added to your kitchen to have more space to store food. Larder refrigerators are different from normal fridge freezers as they don't include a freezer or an ice box. This means that all the space can be used for fridge-related items.

Freestanding larder fridges stand American fridge upright, while integrated models can be hidden behind a cabinet door for the sleek, modern look.

What is a larder refrigerator?

A larder refrigerator is a common refrigerator that does not have an extra freezer compartment. It's an excellent option for those who don't want to store frozen food items or who wish to maximize the space in their fridge for fresh food. Larder fridges are available in a range of sizes to suit any kitchen including tall counter-top models that can be easily placed under your worktop to integrated designs that coordinate with your cabinetry.

Blomberg, LEc and other top brands manufacture our larder refrigerators, so you can be sure that you'll get reliable, effective refrigeration that will keep your chilled food fresher for longer. They're also rated A+ for energy efficiency which means you can rest assured that you'll save on your electricity bills when you run one of these cool appliances.

Larder fridges can be freestanding or integrated, and are typically between 55-60cm wide and 175cm tall. Tall larder refrigerators are usually more expensive than freestanding models, as they're designed for under worktops. This lets you maximize storage space without taking up valuable floor space in your home.

You can choose between sliding hinges or a door-on-door mechanism or a hinged lid when you purchase a tall undercounter larder refrigerator. Choosing the appropriate fitting will allow you create a modern, stylish look in your kitchen, while making sure that your fridge is closed to prevent cold air escaping.

Our tall larder fridges are a great option to add sleek, modern style to your kitchen design, while keeping all of your favourite chilled items in your reach. They are also a great option for those who want to put their refrigerator in a tight space, American fridge like an apartment kitchen or the conversion of a terrace. Contrary to American fridge freezers, integrated refrigerators have their cabinet doors fitted to the front of the appliance, so they blend seamlessly with your kitchen cabinets to give a seamless finish. They can also come with different features and upgrades, including LED lighting for better visibility, humidity regulation, or active cooling to ensure efficient cold air distribution.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder refrigerator is a great alternative to a conventional smeg mini fridge/freezer. They can be positioned under your counter or on your worktop and provide additional storage space for drinks, deli items as well as fresh and frozen food. They are available in a variety of shades such as classic white stainless steel, retro red, cream, and black. They can be bought as a separate product or integrated into a cabinet panel that matches your kitchen.

The primary difference between a regular fridge and a larder refrigerator is that a larder fridge does not have an freezer compartment or ice box which means it has more space for chilled food items, and also means that it typically consumes less power than a regular fridge. A taller refrigerator for the larder is the ideal choice for those contemplating a kitchen renovation or simply want to maximize your chilled food storage.

This Beko fridge is ideal to store fresh fruits and vegetables. It has two salad crisper drawers and four adjustable glass shelves. You'll also find plenty of storage on the doors, which can be used to store bottles and jars and also a wine rack that can accommodate up to five bottles of wine. This model also features the ability to regulate temperature to keep things fresh and cool. It also has an automatic defrost feature that prevents the accumulation of ice on the back wall.

With a staggering 346 litres of storage capacity this Iceking RL254W.E tall refrigerator is the ideal choice for a family of four. It has two salad crisper drawers, four adjustable glass shelves and plenty of space in the door for storage of containers and jars. It's easy to stay organized with a useful interior light and doors that are reversible. This model is also energy efficient and comes with 2 years of warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter larder fridges are a practical and flexible solution for kitchens of all sizes and shapes. They are a perfect fit under the worktop, and typically are less than 90cm high. They are freestanding and have one door and are like tall larder refrigerators. However, they do not come with an ice box or freezer section.

This means they're designed for fresh food storage instead of a dual-purpose fridge/freezer, reducing the cost and energy needed to operate them. They're also available in a range of popular finishes ranging from sleek white to timeless stainless steel. They can even be finished to match your kitchen cabinet doors to create a seamless appearance.

You'll find tall and under-counter models that come with a variety of options, including water dispensers LCD displays, warning alarms. They're usually less expensive than their fridge/freezer counterparts too, so you can add a chilled storage solution to your home without spending a fortune.

Taller freestanding cabinets can be set upright or slid between other cabinets to create a contemporary and fitted look. There are also a number of integrated models that incorporate the front panel and the cabinet door of your kitchen cabinets for the seamless appearance. The latter is perfect for small flats and older kitchens that can't accommodate the bulkier height of a tall larder fridge.

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

Whether you choose either a freestanding or integrated model, all larder fridges are simple to install and come with all the required fixings and parts to get you started. We are proud to provide the widest range of models and brands to help you choose the ideal under-counter refrigerator for your home. Don't forget about our low prices as well as the Klarna payment option. You can pay for your appliance in three easy installments or spread it out over 30 days without interest. We make it easy for you to update your home with the latest appliances and the latest technology.

What is the ideal temperature for the refrigerator in the kitchen to be set at?

When looking for a refrigerator, it's difficult to be confused by the many different terms used to describe the appliance. The refrigerator that is a larder is one of the most sought-after. A larder refrigerator is a type of fridge that does not have an ice box or freezer compartment. The entire space is used for refrigeration. This makes it perfect for those who are looking to maximise their cooling space while also avoiding the added cost of an icebox and freezer.

Larder refrigerators are available as freestanding models or integrated into your kitchen design. They typically have a cabinet-style door that can be opened or closed as with any other. This means they will fit seamlessly into your kitchen and be hidden away out of sight for a sleek, seamless look.

Tall larder fridges are a great alternative to side-by-side fridge/freezer combos because they provide more space for storage of chilled foods. They can be standalone or integrated and are generally between 55-60cm wide and deep. They can be easily fitted between other cabinets from floor to ceiling, and are ideal for a built in kitchen.

Whatever the size of the refrigerator in your larder it is essential to keep food items at the proper temperature. The cooling of food reduces the growth of microorganisms, bacteria and other harmful organisms.

The ideal temperature for storing food items in a fridge is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. However, this can be dependent on how often you open the fridge since it warms up every time air enters.

When you store food items in your larder fridge it is essential to store dairy products in the top of the fridge (eggs milk, eggs etc.). Raw meat should always be stored on the bottom shelf of your fridge. This isn't just because of temperature, but also to avoid any juices that run off infecting other food items. Crisper drawers are ideal for vegetables. Fruits can release ethylene, which can cause other foods to become overripe. This could be a problem with foods like watermelons, apples and tomatoes.