Freezers

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All freezers

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Upright freezers
An upright freezer is characterized by its elongated shape. This provides a lot of space for your frozen groceries and it's easy to take something out.
Compact freezers
With a maximum height of 90cm, a compact upright freezer has enough freezer space for a household of 1 or 2 people.
Chest freezers
Thanks to the extra wide shape, a chest freezer has the most capacity to freeze large amounts of food.
Built-in freezers
You can neatly work away a built-in freezer in your kitchen. A compact freezer has relatively little freezer capacity. If you want to store more frozen food, choose a built-in upright freezer.

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Freezer in the shed

Looking for a freezer for in the shed, garage, or basement? Not every freezer is suitable for unheated areas. Make sure to check the minimum ambient temperature of the product. You can find this on the product page. The area can't be colder than this ambient temperature, because the freezer will get damaged.

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Never defrost again

After a while, the freezer will get ice buildup. Don't feel like defrosting the appliance? Choose a model with No Frost. This technology prevents ice buildup, so you don't have to spend as much time on maintenance. In addition, it keeps freezer drawers and packaging free from ice.

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Advice on freezers

Don't know which model suits you? Or do you want to know more about various specifications, such as the energy label or noise level? On this advice page, our experts will help you. That way, you'll know for sure which freezer suits you.

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Save energy

A freezer consumes a lot of energy because it's always on. That's why it's important to check the energy consumption. At the moment, the A, B, and C energy labels are the most energy-efficient. The selling price of an F model is more expensive, but you'll often earn back the difference. Over the entire lifespan, your energy costs will be significantly lower with a freezer with an A, B, or C energy label.