Buying a Larder Fridge

A larder refrigerator can be added to your kitchen to increase storage space. Larder refrigerators are different than normal fridge freezers as they do not include a freezer or an ice box. This means that all the space is available for fridge-related items.

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

What is a larder fridge?

A larder refrigerator is a standard refrigerator that doesn't come with an extra freezer compartment. It's perfect for those who don't require the storage of frozen food items or need to make the most of space in the fridge to store fresh food items. Larder fridges come in a range of sizes to fit any kitchen with designs that range from tall under-counter models that can be easily placed under your worktop to integrated designs that blend with your cabinets.

Blomberg, LEc and other top brands make our refrigerators, which means you'll receive reliable, efficient refrigeration that keeps your chilled items fresher for longer. They're also rated A+ for energy efficiency, so you can rest assured that you'll save money on electricity bills when you run one of these nifty appliances.

Larder refrigerators are available freestanding or integrated models. They can be integrated or freestanding. They are usually between 55-60cm wide and 175cm in height. Larder refrigerators that are taller are typically more expensive than freestanding models, since they are designed to fit under worktops. This allows you to maximize storage space without taking up valuable floor space in your home.

If you're purchasing an under-counter refrigerator that is Tall fridge you can pick from a range of door fittings to fit your space, such as a hinged lid or a 'door-on-door mechanism, or a sliding hinge. The right fitting can help you create a sleek modern style for your kitchen while also ensuring that your fridge is shut completely to prevent the cold air from getting out.

Our tall larder refrigerators with integrated tall shelves are a fantastic addition to any kitchen. They give it a modern, sleek look while keeping your favorite chilled items close by. These fridges are also great for those who need to fit a refrigerator into a small space, like an apartment kitchen or terrace conversion. In contrast to American refrigerator freezers, integrated refrigerators come with a cabinet door placed on the front to are seamless with the kitchen cabinets. They can be upgraded with features like LED lighting to improve the visibility, humidity regulation, or active cooling to ensure a smooth distribution of cold air.

Tall larder cheap fridges

A tall larder fridge is an excellent alternative to a traditional fridge/freezer. They can be positioned under your counter or on your worktop and offer additional storage space for drinks, deli items, and fresh and frozen food. They are available in a range of colors, ranging from classic stainless steel and white to more retro cream and red models as well as modern black. They can be purchased as a separate appliance or as an integrated design with doors for cabinets that is a perfect match to the rest of your kitchen.

The primary distinction between a regular refrigerator and a larder fridge is that a traditional fridge doesn't have an freezer compartment or ice box - which frees up more space for chilled food, and this means it typically consumes less electricity than a standard fridge. If you're planning to do a complete kitchen remodel, or simply want to maximise the storage space for chilled food then a taller larder fridge is a great option.

With four glass shelves that can be adjusted and two drawers for salad crispers This refrigerator from Beko is ideal for storing fresh food items. There's plenty of door storage, which can be used to store jars and bottles and an attractive wine rack that can hold up to five bottles of wine. This model also features the ability to regulate temperature to keep things cool and fresh and an automatic defrost feature to prevent the accumulation of ice along the back wall.

With 346 litres of space it is the Iceking RL254W.E tall refrigerator is the ideal solution for a family of four. It comes with two salad-chopping drawers, four adjustable glass shelves and plenty of space within the door to store jars and boxes. The interior light and the reversible door help you keep things organized. Plus this model is energy efficient and has a 2 year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter refrigerators are a practical and flexible solution for kitchens of all shapes and sizes. They can be placed neatly under your worktops, slipping into a vacant space and are usually under 90cm tall. Like tall refrigerators, they're freestanding and come with one door, but they don't come with an ice box or freezer section.

This means that they're designed to be fresh food storage instead of an appliance that doubles as a fridge and freezer, which reduces the energy and cost to run them. They're also available in a variety of popular finishes from sleek white to classic stainless steel. They can even be finished to match your kitchen cabinet doors to create a cohesive look.

There are under-counter and tall models that come with a variety of features including LCD displays, water dispensers and warning alarms. These models are typically cheaper than refrigerators and freezers counterparts, which means you can easily add a chilled storage option to your home.

Taller freestanding cabinets can be placed upright or slid between other cabinets to create a modern style that is fitted and sleek. There are a variety of options that integrate the front of your cabinets and a cabinet door to give it a seamless appearance. These are ideal for smaller flats or older kitchens that aren't able to accommodate the bulkier height of a tall larder fridge.

Freestanding under-counter larder fridges tend to be smaller than their taller counterparts, which range from around 30" to 33". You can find models that offer a deeper depth option too but they are ideal for those with limited space.

All larder refrigerators are easy-to-install and come with the required parts and fixings to start you off. 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 to take advantage of our low prices and convenient Klarna payment options at the checkout too! Purchase today and pay in three simple installments or spread the cost of your new appliance over a period of 30 consecutive days, interest-free. We make it simple for you to update your home with the latest appliances and technology.

What temperature should a larder fridge be?

It's easy to be confused when looking for a refrigerator due to the many different terms used to describe them. One of the most popular is a larder refrigerator. A larder refrigerator is one that doesn't have an ice box and freezer compartment. All the space is used to store food. This makes it ideal for those looking to maximise their cooling space without the expense of an icebox or freezer.

Freestanding models are readily available, or they can be integrated into the design of your kitchen. They usually come with doors that are cabinet-style and can be opened or closed like other. This means they will blend seamlessly into your kitchen and can be hidden away out of view for a sleek, seamless look.

Tall refrigerators with larders are a great alternative to side-by-side fridge/freezer combinations as they provide more storage space for chilled food items. They are available as freestanding units or integrated models. They typically range between 55-60cm in width and depth. This means they can be inserted between other floor-to-ceiling cabinets and are perfect for kitchens that are built-in.

Whatever the size of your larder fridge, you must keep in mind that foods should be stored at proper temperature. The cooling of food reduces the development of micro-organisms, bacteria and other harmful organisms.

The optimal temperature for storing food items in a refrigerator is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. This is dependent on the frequency at which you open the refrigerator, since it will get warmer each time air rushes into it.

When you store food items in your larder fridge it's essential to place dairy products higher in the fridge (eggs, milk etc). Raw meat should be kept on the bottom shelf of the refrigerator. This isn't just for temperature reasons but to avoid any juices that run off that could contaminate other foods. Crisper drawers are the best for vegetables. Fruits can release ethylene, which can cause other foods to become ripe. This could be a problem for foods such as tomatoes, watermelons, and apples.