Integrated Fridge Freezers

Built for fitted kitchens and kitchen replacements. Integrated fridge freezers are the right choice when you want cooling hidden neatly behind kitchen cabinet doors. They are especially important for kitchen replacement searches because the appliance must work with the existing cabinet, ventilation space and door fixing, not just the style of the room. 

Measure the cabinet before comparing models. Integrated refrigeration needs a closer fit than freestanding cooling. Check the niche height, width and depth, the plinth and ventilation space, the position of shelves and drawers, and whether the existing kitchen door uses a fixed hinge or sliding hinge system. If you are replacing an old built-in appliance, the current model number can be very useful. 

Choose the split around the way you shop. A 70/30 integrated fridge freezer gives more chilled food space and is often better for fresh-food households. A 50/50 integrated fridge freezer gives a more balanced split for homes that use frozen food more often. Smaller built-in larder fridges suit kitchens where separate freezer storage already exists. 

Decide how much maintenance you want. Frost-free integrated models help reduce freezer maintenance, while low-frost models can still be a strong value route if occasional defrosting is not an issue. Also compare noise level, energy class, drawer layout, shelf flexibility and whether the door can be reversed to suit the kitchen. 

Plan the installation properly. Built-in refrigeration is not just a product decision; it is a fit decision. Measure carefully, keep the product details handy for your installer and make sure the cabinet route is clear. Expert.ie gives customers nationwide delivery, Free Recycling, Easy Returns and local Expert support when replacing or upgrading fitted kitchen refrigeration.