
Too Many Built-in Fridges? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Consider these key factors when selecting the perfect built-in fridge for your kitchen.
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Total capacity in a built-in fridge determines how much food and drink the appliance can store. Choosing the right capacity ensures that the fridge meets the household's needs without taking up unnecessary space.
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Up to 200 l
Typical price
550.– to 940.–Compact size suitable for small households or as an additional fridge.
Ideal for those with limited kitchen space or minimal storage needs.
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201 - 260 l
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940.– to 1700.–Medium capacity ideal for couples or small families.
Provides a balance between storage space and kitchen space occupation.
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261 - 350 l
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990.– to 2100.–Larger size perfect for medium to large households.
Offers ample storage for a variety of food and beverages, reducing the need for frequent shopping trips.
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Energy efficiency class indicates a fridge's power consumption and environmental impact. Choosing a higher class can reduce electricity bills and contribute to a sustainable lifestyle.
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B
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1800.– to 2600.–Offers good energy efficiency with moderate power consumption.
Suitable for those looking for a balance between performance and energy savings.
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C
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1600.– to 2400.–Moderate energy efficiency with higher power usage than classes A and B.
A practical choice for users prioritizing other features over energy savings.
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D
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800.– to 1600.–Lower energy efficiency, resulting in higher electricity costs.
Best for short-term use or where energy savings are not a priority.
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E
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680.– to 1400.–Least energy efficient, with the highest power consumption among these options.
Consider only if usage is minimal or other features outweigh efficiency concerns.
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The fitting type of a built-in fridge determines how it is installed within your kitchen cabinetry, affecting both functionality and aesthetics. Choosing the right fitting type ensures seamless integration into your kitchen design and optimizes space usage.
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Integrable
Typical price
640.– to 1500.–Designed to be installed in a cabinet with a visible front panel matching your kitchen decor.
Offers flexibility in design while keeping the fridge partially visible, making it easier to access controls and features.
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Fully integratable
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940.– to 2100.–Completely concealed behind a cabinet door, blending in with the rest of the kitchen.
Ideal for achieving a uniform kitchen look, as it hides the fridge entirely, allowing for a clean, uninterrupted line of cabinetry.
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Built-under
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570.– to 890.–Fits under the kitchen counter, providing easy access without occupying upper cabinet space.
Great for kitchens with limited space, as it maximizes the use of lower cabinetry while allowing for a spacious, open countertop.
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The maximum noise level of a built-in fridge refers to the highest sound level it produces during operation. It is important for maintaining a quiet and comfortable home environment, especially in open-plan living spaces or small apartments where noise can be more noticeable.
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30 - 33 dB
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1200.– to 2100.–Among the quietest options available, minimizing disruption in noise-sensitive areas.
Ideal for open-plan kitchens or for those who value a peaceful environment, as it operates at a whisper-quiet level.
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34 - 36 dB
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710.– to 1500.–Produces slightly more noise, akin to a soft hum.
Suitable for most kitchens, balancing quiet operation with effective cooling performance.
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37 - 40 dB
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570.– to 1400.–Noticeable noise level similar to a normal conversation or office environment.
Best for larger spaces where the fridge is not in close proximity to living or sleeping areas.
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Choosing the right brand for a built-in fridge can significantly affect its performance, reliability, and functional features. Brands like Electrolux, Bosch Hausgeräte, and Miele each offer distinct benefits, from energy efficiency to advanced cooling technologies.
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Electrolux
Recognized for energy-efficient appliances with advanced cooling systems.
Ideal for those seeking eco-friendly options that reduce energy bills.
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Bosch Hausgeräte
Known for its robust engineering and innovative technology in fridges.
Offers reliable performance with features like VitaFresh to keep food fresh longer.
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Siemens
Offers sleek design and smart technology integration for modern kitchens.
Perfect for tech-savvy consumers who value connectivity and smart home features.
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Miele
Esteemed for high-end, durable appliances with premium features.
Great for those who prioritize longevity and superior build quality.
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Sharp
Focuses on affordability without compromising essential functionality.
Suitable for budget-conscious buyers looking for reliable cooling.
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