Freestanding Fridges
£149.99
Under-counter fridge with ice box
MUR4894E
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£229.00
Tall larder fridge
MTL55242E
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£299.99
Under-counter fridge with freezer box
KTL15NWEAG
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£469.99
Tall larder fridge
SSM4671P
3 Year Warranty3yr warrantyEnergy EE
Awaiting stock
£719.99
Tall larder fridge
KS36VVIEPG
5 Year Warranty5yr warrantyEnergy EE
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Buying advice
Choosing Freestanding Fridges
A freestanding fridge has a finished exterior and can stand in an open appliance space, making it easier to position or replace than an integrated model. Choose the format around your kitchen and shopping habits. An undercounter fridge keeps essentials close in a smaller space, while a tall larder fridge provides more shelves and fresh-food capacity. Some models include a small freezer box for ice or a limited amount of frozen food.
Measure height, width and depth, then allow the ventilation gaps stated by the manufacturer and enough room for the door to open fully. Compare usable capacity, shelf adjustment, salad drawers, bottle storage, noise and the energy label. Check whether the door is reversible if hinges on one side would obstruct a wall, unit or walkway.
Height and capacity
Choose undercounter or tall storage around your available space and the amount of fresh food you normally keep.
Ventilation space
Measure the appliance and include the clearances required at the sides, back or top in the product instructions.
Door opening
Check hinge direction, handle clearance and the space needed to pull shelves or salad drawers out comfortably.
Key considerations
Height and capacity
Choose undercounter or tall storage around your available space and the amount of fresh food you normally keep.
Ventilation space
Measure the appliance and include the clearances required at the sides, back or top in the product instructions.
Door opening
Check hinge direction, handle clearance and the space needed to pull shelves or salad drawers out comfortably.
Key questions
What is the difference between a larder fridge and a fridge with a freezer box?
A larder fridge uses its chilled space for fresh food. A freezer-box model adds a small frozen compartment, reducing some fridge capacity in return for limited frozen storage.
Can a freestanding fridge go under a worktop?
Only an appropriately sized model should be used there. Check its total height, ventilation instructions, door clearance and whether the top is designed to remain in place.
How much ventilation does a fridge need?
It varies by model. Follow the manufacturer's stated gaps and do not squeeze the appliance tightly into a space that prevents heat escaping.
Can the fridge door be reversed?
Many models allow this, but not all. Check the specification and whether reversal requires parts or installation work before delivery.
Can I put a freestanding fridge next to an oven or radiator?
Avoid nearby heat where possible and follow the appliance clearance guidance. Extra heat can make refrigeration work harder and may make the location unsuitable.