American Freezer
American freezers make a bold style statement in any kitchen and offer large capacity. Some models can hold up to 38 bags of food shopping - perfect for families who want to cut down on shop trips.
They're equipped with the most recent technology for food freshness that keeps foods at their optimum temperature to preserve flavour and texture. A lot of them also have dispensers for water and ice, either non-plumbed or plumbed which means you can get chilled water and ice at the push of a button.
Size
As the name suggests, American fridge freezers tend to be larger than standard English models. They take up more room in your kitchen and have a larger capacity. When you are choosing an American freezer, you must determine how much storage space you require for your family and your cooking preferences. For two people, between 11 and 13 cubic feet is the ideal size. For three to four people, 18-22 cubic feet will suffice. And for five or more, 28 cubic feet will suffice. Once you have determined the number of cubic feet of space you require you can narrow your choices down by size, energy rating and the brand.
You'll find the most recent American-style fridge freezers that come with a huge range of clever features that will enhance your kitchen experience. Air circulation is a key factor to reduce frost, while drawers that are 0@ ensure your food stays at a perfect temperature for optimal storage. You can also switch between freezer and fridge by pressing a button.
Customers also have a wide choices when it comes to color and brand. The stainless steel and retro finishes are a favorite. When it's time to replenish your supply of chilled ice and chilled water you can make use of the water dispensers built into the system that provide instant filtered or fresh Ice cubes at the touch of a button.
The most popular model of American fridge freezer has the double door design, with freezer on one side and fridge on the other, however there are models that feature either a 50-50 or 60-40 split. freezer on sale are also available in a side-by-side or French door designs, so you can choose the layout that suits your home.
Many models don't require plumbing, and instead use water jugs with removable lids that you can refill at your taps in your kitchen. This can save you money on plumbing and lets you put your American freezer wherever you want in your kitchen without having to consider the water pipes.
Style
American fridge freezers are more able to store food than their British counterparts. These large appliances can hold between 11 and 38 grocery bags of food items - ideal when you're looking to stock up or reduce your shopping expenses.
The classic American design has a freezer drawer at the bottom, and a double-door refrigerator on top. This lets you view your food or drink without having to open both doors. Many models come with an ice and water dispenser to make your kitchen look more luxurious.
Some of the more contemporary American style fridge freezers provide minimalist, sleek appearance with flat doors and handles that blend into the cabinetry in your kitchen. They are a great choice for those who are looking to create a seamless kitchen design. They come in a range of colors including graphite, black stainless steel, and many more.
There are both plumbed and non-plumbed American fridge freezers in our selection. Plumbed models are connected directly to your main water supply, ensuring that you can have cold, filtered drinks readily available on demand. Non-plumbed units have a removable tank of water that can be filled and refilled as needed.
Our huge range of American-style refrigerator freezers comprises models from top brands such as Samsung, Hotpoint and Hisense. We offer a range of finishes that will suit any budget. Whether you prefer a sparkling silver finish, a sleek white or elegant black, you'll find an American-style refrigerator freezer that you are sure to love.
The most significant difference between a British refrigerator and freezer is the depth of an American model. You'll need space between the kitchen doors to be able to accommodate it comfortably. It's also important to note that they're often too deep to be able to maneuver through front doors which is why it's best to have them delivered and installed inside your kitchen prior to deciding to purchase one if you're uncertain about how you'll install it in your home.
Technology
American fridge freezers are packed with useful features that make it easier to keep the track of your contents and prevent a 'frozen mess'. This includes a frost-free freezer as well as an efficient divider to separate the refrigerated compartment from the frozen one that makes it easier to locate what you need. There are plenty of shelves and racks that can accommodate every size of container and bottles, as well as door-mounted coolers and ice dispensers that are perfect for when you want an ice-cold drink or chilled snack.
They also tend to feature smart screens that let you create shopping lists, read recipes, and keep track of your inventory amongst other handy tasks. They also have more advanced insulation to ensure energy efficiency and a consistently cool, frost-free and cooled interiors that ensure the longevity of your fresh food and leftovers.
There are a variety of styles available to suit any kitchen layout. From the 'Side by side' style where freezer and fridge are split vertically to the 'Stacked' model which is in a flush position with the units you have installed, there's something for all.
If you're choosing an appliance that is plumbed with the latest water and ice dispensers, it will have to be connected to the mains water supply, so keep this in mind when designing your new kitchen. You can still buy non-plumbed American refrigerator freezers. They function in the same way as regular fridge freezers. However, you will have to refill them manually with your own water and filtered ice.
Many people are concerned due to their size and capacity, American fridge freezers will cause a significant drain on your household's electricity bills. These massive appliances use less energy today than their smaller counterparts thanks to the new technology developed by manufacturers. In fact, you can now buy appliances that have an energy rating of A +++, meaning that they're inexpensive to run given their size. Look up the appliance's specifications for this information or read our guide on choosing an energy efficient fridge freezer.
Energy
A larger American freezer will cost more to run because of its size. Don't be deceived by the marketing hype about large capacities. American fridge freezers often provide enough space for a family of four and have useful features, such as an unfrozen freezer and door alarms.
If you shop around you'll find American freezers that are as efficient in energy usage as their smaller counterparts. Make sure to choose one with a high energy rating. Refrigerators with less energy ratings will require more power to cool down and defrost.
The design of an American fridge freezer also affects its energy efficiency. They have compartments that are divided vertically. This means they can be more efficient than fridge freezers that have the fresh and frozen food compartments that are stacked together. To find the best American-made freezer that fits your budget, it is important to compare prices and read reviews prior to making a choice. This will give you an idea of how well the American freezer performs and whether it's worth the cost.
It is also an excellent idea to read the instructions of the manufacturer to determine the best storage methods and temperatures for your appliance. This will allow you to maintain the efficiency of your appliance and avoid any damage that may be caused by misuse or excessive use.
You can cut down on the amount of energy your American freezer consumes by adopting energy-saving techniques. For instance getting rid of food items that will not be eaten, using the deep freeze setting for large items and cleaning freezers can help reduce energy consumption by up to 30 percent. This is particularly relevant if you are searching for an American fridge freezer that is backed by ENERGY STAR(r) or Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) acquisition guideline. This way you will save money and reduce the environmental impact.