
Too Many Built-in Fridges? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover the key features to consider when selecting the perfect built-in fridge for your kitchen.
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The fitting type of a built-in fridge determines how it integrates into your kitchen cabinetry, affecting both aesthetics and space utilization. Choosing the right fitting type ensures a seamless look and efficient use of kitchen space, enhancing the overall functionality and design.
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Fully integratable
Designed to be completely concealed behind a cabinet door, blending seamlessly with kitchen decor.
Ideal for maintaining a uniform kitchen design, providing a clean, uninterrupted look.
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Integrable
Features a visible control panel while the rest of the fridge is concealed by cabinetry.
Offers a balance between functionality and design, allowing easy access to controls without compromising kitchen aesthetics.
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High installation
Installed at eye level, making it easier to access food without bending.
Perfect for ergonomic kitchens, enhancing accessibility and reducing strain during use.
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The refrigerator type determines the appliance's design and functionality, influencing storage capacity and energy efficiency. Choosing the right type impacts how you organize food and access it daily, catering to your specific needs and kitchen layout.
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Fridge with freezer compartment
Includes a built-in freezer section for storing frozen goods alongside chilled items.
Ideal for small kitchens or apartments, offering versatile storage without needing a separate freezer unit.
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Fridge without freezer
Designed solely for refrigeration, maximizing space for fresh food storage.
Perfect for households with a separate freezer, focusing on efficient cooling and organization of perishables.
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The energy efficiency class of a built-in fridge indicates how effectively it uses electricity, impacting both environmental footprint and electricity costs. Choosing a fridge with a higher energy efficiency class can lead to long-term savings and a more sustainable lifestyle.
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B
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1800.– to 2600.–Offers good energy efficiency, reducing electricity usage compared to lower classes.
Suitable for those looking to balance initial cost with operational savings, helping to lower utility bills over time.
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C
Typical price
1600.– to 2400.–Provides moderate energy efficiency, with standard electricity consumption.
Ideal for those on a budget, offering reasonable savings compared to lower efficiency models.
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D
Typical price
840.– to 1600.–Features lower energy efficiency, resulting in higher electricity consumption.
Best for short-term use or in situations where energy costs are less of a concern.
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E
Typical price
710.– to 1500.–Has the least energy efficiency, using more power and increasing electricity bills.
Consider if initial cost savings are prioritized, though higher running costs may offset upfront savings.
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Total capacity refers to the volume of the fridge's interior space, determining how much food and drink it can hold. It's crucial for ensuring you have enough storage for your household's needs, balancing between space efficiency and convenience.
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100 - 180 l
Typical price
550.– to 940.–Compact size suitable for small kitchens or limited spaces.
Ideal for individuals or couples with minimal storage needs.
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181 - 260 l
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890.– to 1700.–Medium capacity offering a balance between size and storage.
Perfect for small families or those who require moderate food storage space.
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261 - 350 l
Typical price
1000.– to 2100.–Larger capacity for extensive storage needs without taking up too much space.
Suitable for larger families or those who stock up on groceries less frequently.
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Special features in a built-in fridge enhance its functionality and convenience, offering advanced technologies that can significantly improve food preservation and energy efficiency. These features cater to diverse needs and preferences, making the appliance more versatile and user-friendly.
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No Frost System
Prevents ice build-up by circulating air, eliminating the need for manual defrosting.
Ensures consistent cooling and maintains food freshness, saving time and effort for users.
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Fresh Zone compartment
Designed to maintain optimal humidity levels for fruits and vegetables, preserving their freshness and nutrients longer.
Ideal for households that prioritize healthy eating, reducing food waste by extending the shelf life of perishables.
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Automatic defrost
Automatically melts built-up ice without manual intervention, maintaining efficient fridge operation.
Reduces maintenance time and ensures consistent cooling performance, enhancing user convenience.
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