10 Facts About Larder Fridge That Can Instantly Put You In An Upbeat Mood Buying a Larder Fridge

A larder refrigerator can be added to your kitchen for more storage space. Unlike regular fridge freezers, refrigerators with larders do not come with an ice box or freezer compartment, which means that the entire space is devoted to refrigerator-related items.

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

What is a refrigerator called a larder?

A larder refrigerator is a standard fridge that does not have a freezer compartment inside. It's a great choice for those who don't require to store frozen food items or who wish to maximize the space available in the fridge for fresh foods. Larder refrigerators come in a range of sizes that suit any kitchen. They include tall undercounter models that can fit perfectly under your worktop to integrated styles that match the cabinetry.

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Larder refrigerators can be purchased as freestanding or integrated models. They can be integrated or freestanding. They usually measure between 55-60cm wide and 175cm in height. Tall larder refrigerators are usually more expensive than freestanding models, since 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 a sliding hinge, 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 an elegant, modern look for your kitchen while making sure that your fridge is closed completely to prevent the cold air from getting out.

Our tall larder refrigerators with integrated tall shelves are a great addition to any kitchen, adding an elegant, modern design while keeping your favorite chilled food items close by. They're also a fantastic choice for those who wish to place their refrigerator in a compact space, like an apartment kitchen or the conversion of a terrace. Contrary to American refrigerator freezers, integrated refrigerators come with a cabinet door installed on the front of the refrigerator to seamlessly blend into your kitchen cabinets. They can be upgraded with features such as LED lighting to improve visibility, humidity control or active cooling to ensure efficient distribution of cold air.

Tall larder fridges


A tall, spacious larder fridge is a great alternative to a traditional fridge/freezer. They can be placed under your kitchen counter or on your worktop and offer a variety of additional storage for fresh and frozen foods, drinks and deli items. These are available in many shades that include classic white stainless steel as well as retro red, cream and black. They can be purchased as a separate product or integrated with a cabinet panel that matches your kitchen.

A larder refrigerator differs from a standard refrigerator in that it doesn't contain an ice maker. This gives more space to be used to store food and drinks, and requires less electricity. If you're planning to do a complete kitchen overhaul, or want to make the most of your chilled food storage and storage space, a tall larder fridge is a great choice.

This Beko fridge is ideal for storing fresh fruit and vegetables. It has two salad crisper drawers and four adjustable glass shelves. There's plenty of storage space on the door that can be used for bottles, jars and a wine rack that can hold five bottles. The model comes with the ability to regulate temperature, which keeps things fresh and cool, and an auto-defrost feature that prevents the build-up of frozen ice on the wall behind.

The Iceking RL254W.E is the ideal tall larder refrigerator for a family of four. It is able to hold a volume of 346 litres. It comes with two salad-chopping drawers, four glass adjustable shelves and plenty of room inside the door to store jars and boxes. The interior light and reversible doors make it easy to keep things organized. Additionally it's energy efficient and comes with two-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Under-counter refrigerators are a versatile and convenient solution for kitchens of all sizes and shapes. They fit neatly under the worktop and are under 90cm high. They are freestanding, have a single door design and are similar to tall larder refrigerators. However, they do not have an ice maker nor a freezer section.

They're made for fresh food storage rather than a dual-purpose fridge/freezer, reducing the energy and cost to operate them. They're also available in a variety of popular finishes ranging from sleek white to classic stainless steel. They can even be finished to match your kitchen cabinet doors to create a cohesive appearance.

You can find under-counter and tall models that come with a variety of features, including LCD displays water dispensers, warning alarms. They're usually less expensive than fridges and freezers, so you can include a chilled storage option to your home without spending a fortune.

Taller freestanding models can stand upright or slide between other cabinets with a floor-to-ceiling design for an elegant, modern look. There are also a number integrated options which feature the front of your cabinets as well as the cabinet door to give it a seamless look. The latter is perfect for small flats and older kitchens that aren't able to accommodate the extra height of a tall larder fridge.

Freestanding under-counter larder fridges are usually shallower than taller models at around 30" to 33". There are models that offer an option with a deeper depth but they are ideal for those with restricted space.

If you opt for either a freestanding or integrated model Larder fridges are simple to install and include all the necessary fixings and parts to start. We are proud to offer the widest range of brands and models to help you choose the perfect under-counter fridge 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 simple installments, or spread it over a period of 30 days, without interest. We make it easy for you to update your home with the newest appliances and technologies.

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

When looking for a refrigerator, it is easy to get confused by the various terms used to describe the appliance. The larder refrigerator is one of the most sought-after. A larder fridge is a fridge which does not have an freezer or ice box and therefore all space inside is used for refrigeration for refrigeration purposes only. This makes it perfect for those who want to maximise their cooling space and also avoid the additional expense of an icebox or freezer.

Larder refrigerators are available as freestanding models, or they can be integrated into the kitchen design. They typically have a door that can be closed and opened as any other cabinet in your home. This means that they can blend seamlessly into your kitchen and be hidden from view to create a clean and seamless look.

Tall refrigerators with larders are a great alternative to side-by-side fridge/freezer combinations, since they have more storage space for chilled food items. They can be freestanding or integrated, and are usually between 55-60cm wide and deep. They can be 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's important that you keep food at a suitable temperature. Refrigerating foods slows down the development of microorganisms and bacteria that could cause illness if eaten.

The ideal temperature to store food items in a refrigerator is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. However, this will be dependent on how often you open the fridge because it will get warmer every time air enters.

When you are storing food in your refrigerator, it is essential to store dairy products high up in the fridge (eggs milk, eggs etc.). Raw meats should always be kept on the bottom shelf of your fridge. This is not just for temperature reasons however, it is also to keep any juices from contaminating the other food items. Crisper drawers work best for vegetables. Fruits can release ethylene, which can cause other foods to become overripe. This could be a problem for fruits like apples, watermelons and tomatoes.