Find out more about Fridges & Freezers

Our range of fridges and freezers are designed to provide optimal cooling and storage solutions for all your food and beverage needs.

With spacious interiors and adjustable shelves, you'll have plenty of room to organise your groceries just the way you like. Our selection offer ample space for freezing and preserving your favourite foods, from frozen fruits and veggies to ice cream and leftovers.

Whether you need a compact fridge for a small kitchen or a large French door refrigerator for a busy household, we have options to fit any space and lifestyle. With energy-efficient features and intuitive controls, our fridges and freezers not only keep your food fresh but also help you save on energy costs.

Different Types

Integrated Freezers and Integrated Fridges: They are designed to be built-in and blend seamlessly with your cabinetry. You can choose between single units that combine both the freezer and fridge compartments or separate units for more flexibility. They come in various sizes and configurations to suit your needs.

American Style Fridge Freezers: These fridges feature two narrow doors for the fridge section and a freezer drawer at the bottom. They offer a spacious large capacity and flexible interior, making it easier to store and access items. French door fridges are known for their stylish designs and often come with advanced features.

Chest Freezers: These have a top-opening lid and offer a large storage capacity and are mostly frost free. They are ideal for bulk food storage, freezing large cuts of meat, or long-term preservation.

Counter Freezers & Counter Fridges: Counter, also known as table top fridge, compact or mini fridges, they are small-sized freezers designed to sit on a countertop or any other convenient surface. These freezers are perfect for those who have limited space or want the convenience of having frozen items easily accessible in a specific area, like a kitchen counter or a bar area.

Freestanding Fridge and freezers: Unlike integrated units, freestanding fridges and freezers are standalone appliances that can be placed anywhere in your kitchen. They come in various sizes and configurations, from compact models to larger ones with multiple compartments. Freestanding fridges and freezers offer easy installation and are often more cost-effective compared to integrated options.

Tall Freezers and Fridges: Tall freezers and fridges often come with multiple compartments and adjustable shelves, allowing you to customize the storage layout to suit your needs. Whether you have a large family or simply love to stock up on groceries, a tall freezer or fridge can be a game-changer.

Energy-Efficient

When it comes to energy efficiency, many fridges and freezers on the market today are designed with energy-saving features. Look for appliances with high Energy Star ratings, as they meet strict energy efficiency guidelines.

These models often have features like improved insulation, LED lighting, and advanced temperature control systems to help reduce energy consumption.

Additionally, consider the size and capacity of the fridge or freezer you choose, as larger units tend to consume more energy.

LED Lighting

LED lights consume less energy compared to traditional incandescent bulbs, helping to reduce your electricity bill. They also have a longer lifespan, so you won't have to worry about frequent bulb replacements. LED lighting in fridges and freezers is designed to evenly distribute light throughout the compartments, making it easier to see and locate your food items. Plus, it adds a modern and stylish touch to the overall design.

Smart Features

With smart fridges and freezers, you can connect to them using your smartphone or other devices. You can control and monitor the temperature, check inventory, create shopping lists, and even receive notifications when it's time to replace certain items.

Some models even have built-in cameras, so you can see what's inside your fridge while you're at the grocery store. It's like having your own personal assistant in the kitchen!

Maintenance

Regular cleaning is important to ensure optimal performance and hygiene. You can start by unplugging the appliance and removing all the food.

Wipe down the interior with a mild detergent and water solution, making sure to clean any spills or stains. Don't forget to clean the shelves, drawers, and door seals as well. For the exterior, use a soft cloth and a gentle cleaner.

Remember to defrost your freezer regularly to prevent ice build up. It's also a good idea to check the condenser coils and clean them if necessary.

Fridge and Freezer FAQs

How often should I clean my fridge and freezer?

When it comes to cleaning your fridge and freezer, it's generally recommended to do a thorough cleaning every 3-4 months. However, it's a good idea to regularly wipe down spills and remove expired or spoiled food to maintain cleanliness. Keeping your fridge and freezer clean not only helps with hygiene but also ensures optimal performance. If you notice any spills or stains, it's best to clean them up as soon as possible.

What cleaning products should I use to clean my fridge and freezer?

You can use a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap to clean the interior and shelves. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the surfaces. For stubborn stains or odours, you can use a baking soda and water paste or a mixture of equal parts vinegar and water. Remember to rinse and dry the surfaces thoroughly after cleaning.

How can I adjust the temperature in my fridge and freezer?

To adjust the temperature in your fridge and freezer, you can typically find temperature controls inside the appliance. In most fridges, the temperature control is located in the refrigerator compartment, while in freezers, it's usually located on the outside. Look for a dial or digital display with temperature settings. You can adjust the temperature by turning the dial or using the buttons on the display. Keep in mind that it may take a few hours for the temperature to stabilize after making adjustments. If you're unsure about the specific controls for your fridge and freezer, you can refer to the user manual or reach out to the manufacturer for guidance.

Are there any energy-saving tips for fridges and freezers?

There are a few energy-saving tips for fridges and freezers that can help you reduce your energy consumption:

Set the temperature correctly: Keep your fridge between 37-40°F (3-4°C) and your freezer at 0°F (-18°C) for optimal energy efficiency.

Keep the doors closed: Avoid leaving the fridge or freezer doors open for extended periods of time, as this lets cold air escape and makes the appliance work harder to maintain temperature.

Check the seals: Ensure that the door seals are clean and in good condition. Damaged or loose seals can let cold air escape, leading to energy wastage.

Don't overload: Avoid overloading your fridge or freezer, as this can obstruct airflow and make the appliance work harder to cool properly.

Keep it clean and organised: Regularly clean the coils at the back of the fridge to remove dust and debris. Also, organise your food items to allow for proper airflow and easy access.

By following these tips, you can maximise the energy efficiency of your fridge and freezer.

What should I do if my fridge or freezer is not cooling properly?

If your fridge or freezer is not cooling properly, there are a few things you can check:

Temperature settings: Make sure the temperature settings are set correctly. Refer to the user manual for the recommended temperature ranges.

Door seals: Check the door seals for any damage or gaps. If the seals are not sealing properly, cold air can escape, affecting the cooling performance. Consider replacing the seals if necessary.

Clean the coils: Dust and debris can accumulate on the coils at the back of the fridge or freezer, hindering proper cooling. Clean the coils regularly to improve performance.

Ventilation: Ensure that there is enough space around the appliance for proper ventilation. Blocked vents or restricted airflow can impact cooling efficiency.

Overloading: Avoid overloading the fridge or freezer, as it can obstruct airflow and affect the cooling performance. Remove any excess items if needed.

If these steps don't resolve the issue, it's best to consult a professional technician or contact the manufacturer for further assistance. They will be able to diagnose and address any underlying problems.

Are there any specific installation requirements for fridges and freezers?

When it comes to installing fridges and freezers, there are a few general requirements to keep in mind:

Location: Place the appliance on a level surface, away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and areas with high humidity. This helps maintain optimal performance and energy efficiency.

Ventilation: Ensure that there is enough space around the appliance for proper airflow. Check the manufacturer's guidelines for specific clearance requirements, especially for built-in or integrated models.

Power supply: Make sure there is a nearby electrical outlet that meets the voltage and amperage requirements of the appliance. Avoid using extension cords whenever possible.

Water supply (if applicable): If your fridge has a water and ice dispenser, ensure that there is a water supply line nearby for connection. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper installation.

Follow manufacturer instructions: Always refer to the user manual or installation guide provided by the manufacturer for specific installation requirements and guidelines.

Remember, these are general guidelines, and it's important to consult the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer for your particular fridge or freezer model.