Single door built-in fridges
A built-in single-door fridge has a lot of fridge space behind 1 door. That way, you can store a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables. You can neatly integrate a standard built-in fridge into the niche of your kitchen. Before you purchase it, make sure to measure the niche dimensions well to ensure a good fit. Don't forget the door hinges. Choose a new fridge with the same type of door hinges as your old one. This can be a sliding door system or a door-on-door system. Want to freeze a loaf of bread or popsicles? Choose a model that includes a small freezer compartment. If you want to install the fridge under the countertop, choose a under-counter single-door fridge.
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Our choice for a built-in single-door fridge with a 122cm niche height and a sliding door system|Energy costs 30,3 euros|Coated metal|Supercooling
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Energy costs 21,9 euros|Supercooling|Fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
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Energy costs 24,3 euros|Supercooling|Fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
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Energy costs 26,68 euros|Coated metal|None supercooling
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Energy costs 42,3 euros|None supercooling|None fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
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Energy costs 34,5 euros|Supercooling|Fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
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Our choice for a built-in single-door fridge with a 178cm niche height and a door-in-door system|Energy costs 27,3 euros|Supercooling|Fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
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Our choice for a built-in single-door fridge with a 178cm niche height and a sliding door system|Energy costs 34,2 euros|Supercooling|None fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
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Energy costs 25,8 euros|Supercooling|Fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
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Beko BSSA315K4SN
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Energy costs 34,2 euros|None supercooling|None fresh zone (0 degree or low/high humidity)
