Fridges
Fridge specification by sector
Pick the height for the space: under-counter around 85cm, larder around 150 to 185cm.
| Sector | Choose | Why | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studios & small lets | Under-counter fridge with ice box | Fits under the worktop and covers basic freezing | View range |
| Offices & staff kitchens | Tall larder fridge, 60cm | Shelf space for a team's lunches | View range |
| Holiday lets | Integrated fridge | Hidden behind a kitchen door for a clean look | View range |
| HMOs & shared kitchens | Several larder fridges, one per group of rooms | Stops one fridge becoming the bottleneck | View range |
Commercial settings storing food for sale need commercial fridges.
Frequently asked questions
Larder or under-counter?
A larder fridge is full height with no freezer, giving the most fridge space. An under-counter fridge fits beneath a 90cm worktop and often has a small ice box.
Can a domestic fridge go in a garage or outbuilding?
Only if it's rated for the temperatures there. Check the climate class on the listing; many domestic fridges won't work properly below about 10°C.
How much ventilation does a fridge need?
Check the installation guide. Freestanding fridges usually need a small gap at the top and sides and around 5cm at the back. Integrated models rely on vents in the plinth or housing.
Can you deliver, install and take the old one away?
Yes. See delivery options, add installation and book WEEE-compliant recycling of the old unit in the same visit.
Replacing appliances across several sites?
Delivery and installation in one visit, and a dedicated account manager.