50 50 Freestanding Fridge Freezer

The perfect balance between cooling and freezing 50/50 fridge freezers are equally space and capacity. Keep your shopping list on the three shelves that can be adjusted in the fridge & keep fresh produce organised with the salad drawer.

The freezer without frost removes the need for manual defrosting so you can spend more time doing things that are most important to you. Add a little elegance with the chrome wine rack.

Features

No matter if you're a solo snacker or a group of hungry grazers, a fridge freezer can help you keep your food cool, fresh and well-organized. But which kind of fridge freezer is best for your requirements? The right fridge freezer depends on several aspects, including your budget and the space available. You'll also want to decide on the ratio of fridge space to freezer space. For instance, do you like lots of chiller space to use for batch cooking or are you a big fan of frozen meals? Finally, think about the features of your fridge freezer that can simplify your life.

Freestanding Fridge Freezers

If you're looking for an appliance that will seamlessly blend into your kitchen design, a 50/50 freestanding fridge freezer is the ideal option. These models come with two-door balconies that allow you to store larger boxes of drinks and milk. Some also offer an elegant wine rack in chrome to save you space on your shelves. Other helpful features include an internal LED display that allows you to alter the temperature of your fridge based on your food, and an alarm that alerts you that you've left your refrigerator open for too long.

Fridge Freezers with Frost Free Technology

A fridge freezer that is frost-free is ideal for families with busy schedules. This kind of fridge freezer does away with the necessity of manually defrosting the freezer compartment, which can save you time and effort as well as helping your appliance perform more efficiently. A frost free freezer also keeps ice from forming at the back of the appliance, meaning you will have more storage space for your frozen foods. Some fridge freezers even have self-defrosting mechanisms that run on a regular cycle to get rid of ice that has accumulated without you having to manually do it. To give you security, some appliances also come with an antibacterial system to reduce the growth of bacteria and keep your food secure.

Capacity

Whether you're buying in large quantities at Farmfoods or preparing a plethora of tomatoes in your garden, having lots of freezer space is always useful. Find models that have a capacity of 254 litres which will provide plenty of space for your weekly shop.

It's crucial to understand the difference between gross and net capacities when comparing refrigeration models. The first is the total amount of refrigerated, and the other takes into account structural components like shelves, bottle holders and dairy compartments. This provides a more precise estimate of the amount of food and beverages you can keep in your freezer or fridge.

This freestanding fridge freezer from Bosch is built with a 50/50 split, so there's an equal amount of fridge and freezer space. It has a large 193-litre capacity for the fridge section, and comes with three adjustable glass shelves as well as an elegant wire rack, and an enormous salad crisper. The MultiBox drawer is also included, as is NoFrost Technology, which means you don't have to worry about manual defrosting.

Keep your favourite drinks close at hand by installing an wine rack that is ideal for storing bottles. It can also be used to store other drinks such as sodas and juices.

Some fridge freezers also include an extra salad drawer that retains humidity, which means that your fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs last longer. This stops them from wilting and helps to reduce food waste and need for grocery shopping.

There are fridges equipped with smart functions like a power-saving LED light and an alarm that warns you if the door is left open for too long, making sure that your food items are safe. A fridge that has an A+ rating will help you reduce the amount of energy you use and help you save money on your bills.

Another option you may want to consider is reversible doors, which means that you can put in your fridge freezer with the door opening on either the left or right side. This will allow you to get your groceries in depending on how you're used to working in your kitchen.

Energy efficiency

The freezers in your fridge are turned on all the time and consume a lot energy, so it is important to choose a model that has an energy efficiency rating that is high. A+ model will reduce your electricity bills and reduce the carbon footprint.

The energy efficiency of a fridge freezer is displayed as a percentage of the average annual household consumption (kWh). The higher the efficiency the more efficient the appliance.

When choosing an energy-efficient model it is essential to consider the capacity of the freezer in the fridge. Larger appliances tend to draw more energy. A large capacity will allow you to store more food, making sure you always have a spare to freeze and eat later.

Energy efficient models feature an internal insulation system that helps keep cold air in and warm air out. They also have a special coating on their stainless steel skin, which reflects heat instead of absorption it like traditional refrigerators. This helps keep your energy bills low and will reduce the time you need to run the compressor.

The location of the freezer relative to the refrigerator is another aspect that influences the efficiency of energy. Bottom freezers produce more heat which means they have to work harder to keep temperatures at a consistent level and top freezers don't generate as much heat and are therefore able to operate at a lower power level.

Many models have Super Freeze, which lets you keep the temperature of a cold one in your freezer. This is a great feature for when you have to stock up the fridge before going shopping or before the delivery arrives, because it can prevent the temperature from rising while you're out and about.

The layout of your kitchen and your design preferences will determine whether you opt for an integrated or a freestanding fridge-freezer. Integrated models are built into the cabinets in your kitchen and provide a seamless appearance, while freestanding fridge freezers can be placed wherever there's an electricity socket. Freestanding models are often more portable should you decide to change of home in the near future.

Design

The fridge freezers we offer in our 50-50 range were created with your family and you in mind. You'll find a variety of sizes and styles, with various innovative features that make life easier. For example there are models with an elegant chrome wine rack ideal for storing bottles of wine or soft drinks and leaving more space on the shelves to store food items. You can also purchase frost-free refrigerator freezers, which eliminate the need to defrost manually and save you time and effort.

When buying a new refrigerator freezer capacity is a crucial factor to consider. This is the amount of food that the appliance can store and it is essential that it meets your family's needs. There are a number of methods to determine capacity, such as the amount of shelves and compartments within the fridge. You can also look at the number of balconies on doors and salad crispers inside the fridge to make sure you have enough room for all of your fresh produce.

Another thing to keep in mind when shopping for an appliance is its energy efficiency rating. Refrigerators with higher ratings are more environmentally sustainable and will be less expensive to run. You can also check the energy consumption of the model to determine how much power it uses per year.

The last thing to do is you should verify the warranty of your fridge-freezer. You'll have peace of mind in the event that something goes wrong. Refrigerators that are integrated typically have a three-year manufacturer's warranty, whereas freestanding models usually have 1 year of warranty.

With their sleek, streamlined designs with their sleek, modern designs, our 50/50 freestanding refrigerator freezers will seamlessly fit into the kitchen design. You can 50 50 freestanding fridge freezer pick from a variety of colours and finishes to find the perfect match for your needs. Freestanding fridges are simpler to move around kitchens than integrated fridges. They're a great choice for homes with limited space. They are also less trouble to repair than integrated models since they don't have any particular components. They are also more affordable than refrigerators that are built-in and parts can be found at your local hardware store.