
Too Many Fridges? How to Find the Right One
Discover five key factors to consider when selecting the perfect built-in fridge for your kitchen.
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Total capacity refers to the maximum storage volume a built-in fridge can hold, measured in liters. It is crucial to choose the right capacity based on household size and storage needs, ensuring efficiency in food organization and minimizing waste.
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Up to 180 l
Typical price
520.– to 940.–Designed for small kitchens or limited space, offering compact storage solutions.
Ideal for singles or couples who require minimal storage, ensuring efficient use of kitchen space.
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181 - 260 l
Typical price
840.– to 1600.–Mid-range capacity suitable for average-sized households, balancing space and functionality.
Perfect for families of three to four members, providing ample storage without occupying excessive kitchen space.
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261 - 350 l
Typical price
940.– to 2100.–Offers large storage capacity ideal for bigger households or those who prefer bulk shopping.
Recommended for large families or frequent hosts, ensuring sufficient space for diverse food items and easy access.
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The refrigerator type determines the configuration and storage capacity of built-in fridges, influencing how food is organized and accessed. Choosing the right type is essential for optimizing kitchen space and meeting specific storage needs.
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Fridge with freezer compartment
Includes a freezer section for storing frozen foods, offering dual functionality in one unit.
Ideal for those who need both fresh and frozen storage, saving space and providing convenience in smaller kitchens.
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Fridge without freezer
Focuses solely on fresh food storage, maximizing space for refrigerated items.
Perfect for individuals who primarily consume fresh produce or have a separate freezer unit, enhancing organization and access to fresh foods.
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Special features in a built-in fridge enhance its functionality and ease of use, making it more convenient and efficient for everyday food storage. Choosing the right features can significantly improve the fridge's performance, saving time and energy while keeping food fresh for longer.
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Automatic defrost
Typical price
710.– to 1600.–Prevents ice build-up by automatically melting frost, eliminating the need for manual defrosting.
Maintains consistent cooling performance and helps preserve food quality without extra maintenance effort.
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No Frost System
Typical price
890.– to 1700.–Ensures uniform air circulation to prevent frost formation inside the fridge.
Offers hassle-free maintenance and helps keep food fresh by maintaining optimal humidity levels.
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Fresh Zone compartment
Typical price
800.– to 1700.–Designed to maintain lower temperatures for storing fruits, vegetables, and meats.
Keeps perishables fresh for longer periods, reducing food waste and saving money.
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Adjustable shelves
Typical price
640.– to 1400.–Allows customization of shelf heights to accommodate various sizes of food items.
Provides flexibility in storage, making it easier to organize and access items of all shapes and sizes.
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Energy efficiency class indicates how effectively a built-in fridge uses electricity, impacting both environmental footprint and electricity costs. Choosing the right class can lead to significant savings on energy bills and contribute to sustainable living.
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B
Typical price
1700.– to 2400.–Offers good energy efficiency, reducing electricity usage compared to lower classes.
Ideal for those seeking a balance between upfront cost and long-term energy savings.
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C
Typical price
1600.– to 2700.–Provides moderate energy efficiency, consuming more electricity than class B.
Suitable for budget-conscious buyers who prioritize initial affordability over ongoing savings.
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D
Typical price
840.– to 1600.–Has lower energy efficiency, resulting in higher electricity consumption.
Best for short-term use or situations where energy efficiency is not a primary concern.
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Fitting type determines how seamlessly a built-in fridge integrates into your kitchen layout, impacting aesthetics and space efficiency. Choosing the right fitting type ensures a harmonious kitchen design and optimal use of available space.
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Integrable
Typical price
610.– to 1400.–Designed to be installed within existing cabinetry, maintaining a consistent look.
Ideal for kitchens where preserving the current design is a priority, offering flexibility in placement.
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Fully integratable
Typical price
940.– to 1900.–Allows for complete concealment behind a cabinet door, blending seamlessly with kitchen decor.
Perfect for achieving a uniform, stylish kitchen appearance without visible appliances.
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Built-under
Typical price
610.– to 840.–Fits neatly under a counter, maximizing available space in compact kitchens.
Best suited for small kitchens, offering functionality without compromising on space.
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Max. noise level refers to the highest amount of sound a built-in fridge produces during operation, measured in decibels (dB). Choosing the right noise level is important for maintaining a quiet environment, especially in open-plan living spaces or homes with sensitive ears.
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Up to 33 dB
Typical price
1000.– to 2100.–Extremely quiet operation, comparable to a whisper or a quiet library.
Ideal for open-plan living spaces or homes where noise sensitivity is a concern.
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34 - 36 dB
Typical price
750.– to 1500.–Moderate noise level, similar to low-level background noise.
Suitable for most households, offering a balance between performance and minimal disturbance.
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37 - 50 dB
Typical price
520.– to 1200.–Noticeable noise level, akin to normal conversation or an office environment.
Recommended for areas where noise levels are less of a concern, such as separate kitchens or utility rooms.
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