Buying a Larder Fridge

A larder refrigerator can be added to your kitchen to increase storage space. Larder refrigerators differ from normal fridge freezers as they do not contain a freezer nor an ice box. This means that all the space is available for fridge items.

Freestanding refrigerators can are upright, and integrated models can be hidden behind a cabinet door to give an elegant, modern appearance.

What is a larder refrigerator?

A larder refrigerator is a typical refrigerator that doesn't come with a separate freezer compartment. It's an excellent option for those who don't require to store frozen foods or who want to maximise the space available in the fridge for fresh foods. Larder refrigerators are available in a range of sizes to fit any kitchen including tall counter-top models that can be easily placed under your worktop to integrated styles that match with your cabinets.

Blomberg, LEc and other top brands manufacture our larder refrigerators, so you know you'll get reliable, effective refrigeration that will keep your chilled food fresher for longer. These appliances are also rated A+ for energy efficiency. You'll be able to save money on your electricity bills by utilizing one of these handy appliances.

Larder fridges can be freestanding or integrated, and are typically between 55-60cm in width and 175cm in height. The taller models of larder fridges are generally more expensive than freestanding models, as they're designed to fit under worktops. This allows you to maximize storage without taking up valuable floor space in your home.

You can pick between the sliding hinge or a door-on-door mechanism or a hinged lid when you purchase a tall undercounter larder refrigerator. The best fitting will allow you to create a stylish, modern style for your kitchen while ensuring that your fridge is shut completely to prevent cold air from escaping.

Our integrated tall larder fridges are a great way to add modern, sleek style to your kitchen design, while keeping all of your favorite chilled foods in the fridge. These fridges are also great for people who want to squeeze a refrigerator into a small space, like an apartment kitchen or terrace conversion. In contrast to American fridge freezers, integrated fridges have their cabinet doors fitted to the front of the appliance, so they blend seamlessly with the kitchen cabinets to give seamless appearance. They can also be equipped with various features and upgrades, such as LED lighting for better visibility, humidity control or active cooling for efficient distribution of cold air.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder fridge is an excellent alternative to a traditional refrigerator/freezer. They can be set under your counter or on your worktop, and can provide additional storage for deli items, drinks, and fresh and frozen food. They are available in various colors that include classic white stainless steel, retro red, cream and black. They can be purchased as a stand-alone item or integrated into an appropriate cabinet panel to match your kitchen.

The primary difference between a regular fridge and a larder fridge is that a traditional fridge does not come with an ice box or freezer compartment which means there is more space to store chilled food items, and also means that it generally consumes less electricity than a standard fridge. If you're planning to do a complete kitchen overhaul, or want to make the most of your storage of chilled food items and storage space, a tall larder fridge is a great choice.

With four glass shelves that can be adjusted and two drawers for salad crispers, this fridge from Beko is ideal for storing fresh food items. There is also plenty of storage space on the door which can be used to store bottles, jars, and wine racks that can hold five bottles. This model also has an adjustable temperature control to keep things cool and fresh and an automatic defrost feature that stops the accumulation of ice on the back wall.

With a whopping 346 litres of capacity, the Iceking RL254W.E tall refrigerator is the ideal solution for a family of four. It comes with four adjustable glass shelves and two draws for salad crispers and plenty of space in the door for containers and jars. It's easy to organize too, thanks to a useful interior light and doors that are reversible. This model is also energy efficient and comes with two-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Larder refrigerators under counters are a slick and versatile solution for kitchens of all sizes and shapes. They can be placed neatly under the worktop and are less than 90cm high. They are freestanding, and have one door and are like tall larder refrigerators. However they don't include an ice box nor a freezer section.

This means that they're designed to be fresh food storage, not being a dual-purpose refrigerator/freezer, reducing the energy and cost to operate them. They are available in a range of finishes, from sleek white to timeless stainless steel brushed. They can also be finished to be matched to the kitchen cabinet doors to create a seamless appearance.

You can find under-counter as well as tall models that come with a variety of options, including LCD displays as well as water dispensers and alarms. These models are usually cheaper than refrigerators and freezers counterparts, which means you can easily include a chilled storage option to your home.

Taller freestanding models can be set up on their feet or slide between other floor-to-ceiling cabinets for an elegant, modern look. There are also a number integrated options which feature the front panels of your cabinets and a cabinet door for that seamless look. These are ideal for smaller flats or older kitchens that can't accommodate the extra size of a tall fridge.

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

All larder refrigerators are easy-to-install and come with the necessary parts and fixings needed to get you going. We are pleased to offer various models and brands to help you find the perfect under-counter fridge for your home. Don't forget our great prices and Klarna payment option. Purchase today and pay in three simple installments or spread the cost of your new appliance over 30 days interest-free. We make it easy to upgrade your home with the newest appliances and the latest technology.

What temperature should the larder refrigerator be set at?

When you are looking for a fridge, it can be difficult to be confused by the various terms used to describe the appliance. The refrigerator that is a larder is one of the most popular. A larder refrigerator is a type of fridge that doesn't have an icebox or freezer compartment. All the space is used for refrigeration. This is ideal for those looking to maximize their cooling capacity without having to pay extra for a freezer or icebox.

Larder refrigerators are available as freestanding models, or they can be integrated into the kitchen design. They usually come with doors that can be shut and opened just like other cabinets in your home. They seamlessly blend into your kitchen and can be concealed away from view to create a an elegant, seamless look.

Tall refrigerators with larders are a great alternative to side-by-side fridge/freezer combos as they provide more storage space for chilled food. They are available as freestanding models or integrated models. They are usually between 55-60cm in both width and depth. They can be positioned between other cabinets that span from floor to ceiling and are perfect for a built in kitchen.

Whatever the size of your fridge, you must keep in mind that foods must be stored at the correct temperature. Refrigerating foods slows down the growth of microorganisms and bacteria which can cause illness if eaten.

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 every time air enters it.

When you store food items in your fridge, it's essential to place dairy products higher in the fridge (eggs, milk etc). Raw meat should be kept in the lower shelf of the refrigerator. This isn't only for temperature reasons but to avoid any juices that run off contaminating other foods. Crisper drawers are ideal for vegetables. Fruits can produce ethylene, which can cause other foods to overripen. This can cause problems for fruits like tomatoes, watermelons, apples and other fruits.