The 6 Best Built-in freezers

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Leftovers from the previous day, food that is about to be sold at a reduced rate, all these are foods that many people would like to store. In order to achieve a long storage time, even for sensitive foods, the lowest possible temperature is required. A freezer or a deep freezer are ideally suited for this purpose. Temperatures up to 20 degrees Celsius below zero are no problem at all for all these devices, vegetables and more can be stored under these conditions for several weeks or months, without this expiring. But in modern fitted kitchens there is often not enough space left to use an additional freezer or a large freezer. A sensible alternative to these conventional models is a built-in freezer. But what are the advantages of using one of these and where are the strengths and weaknesses? Which technology should be absolutely on board and what should the user pay attention to when making a purchase so that no nasty surprises are to be expected afterwards when using it?

Where are the weaknesses and possible disadvantages? However, certain disadvantages and restrictions must be accepted by a built-in freezer. Cabinets often offer relatively little space inside. Especially in comparison to the large chests and cupboards, which are placed separately in the kitchen or in the storage room, the capacity has to be reduced considerably. In addition, there is the disadvantage that a cupboard or space is no longer available due to the installation in the existing kitchen. If the fitted kitchen itself is already relatively small, the storage space for crockery, pots and pans etc. will be further restricted. What should you pay attention to when making a purchase? An important aspect that you should always consider when making a purchase is size. Because not every built-in freezer can be used everywhere, the height plays a very decisive role here. Because only if this corresponds to the local conditions in your own kitchen can the cabinet really be used. If the cabinet is too high or too low, this not only looks messy, but is also a problem with fastening and safe installation, as this cannot be safely guaranteed. You should also take a closer look at the capacity and internal layout when buying a new freezer. Especially when a certain order should prevail inside the new cabinet, the division is very practical and sensible. Different compartments with a separate design should be available. Practical drawers are also very popular and a good alternative for keeping things tidy and clean. How much space is available at the end of the day also plays a big role. The more food is to be stored, the larger the capacity should be, of course, so that all food can be stored safely. Energy efficiency is of course also in the foreground. Because the better it folds out, the cheaper the cabinet is in terms of running costs. For example, a modern freezer should at least meet class A, and classes A+ (+) are even better. This saves a lot of money in the long run.

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What are the advantages of using a built-in freezer? Above all, if there is not too much free space in the kitchen, the built-in freezer is a good alternative. Because this does not require any additional space in the kitchen, but is simply integrated into the existing furnishings. As a rule, the freezer is installed under the worktop or also in a cupboard of the fitted kitchen and permanently mounted. So it does not take up any additional space on the floor or next to the kitchen.

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