American Freezer

American freezers create a bold style feature in any kitchen and offer enormous capacity. Some freezers can hold up 38 bags of food items - ideal for families who are trying to cut down on the amount of trips to the store.

They're equipped with the most recent technology to keep fresh food items at the ideal temperature to preserve flavor and texture. Many come with ice or water dispensers that can be plumbed in or not, so you can get chilled water and/or ice with the a touch of a switch.

Size

As their name suggests, American fridge freezers tend to be larger than conventional English models. This means that they require more space in your kitchen, but also have a larger capacity. When you are choosing an American freezer, it is important to determine how much storage space you need for your family and the cooking habits of your household. 11 to 13 cubic feet is ideal for two people, while 18 to 22 cubic feet are ideal for three to four people, and 28 cubic feet is ideal for five or more. Once you have figured out the number of cubic feet you require, you can narrow down your choices by size, brand and energy rating.

The latest American-style refrigerator freezers come with innovative features that will enhance your kitchen experience. For example, air circulation is a major factor in reducing the accumulation of frost, while handy 0@ drawers are perfect to keep your food fresh at the right temperature for optimal storage length and there's even an option to switch between freezer and fridge at the touch of a button to accommodate your daily needs.

There's plenty of options when it comes to colour and brand, with sleek stainless steel and retro finishes are gaining popularity with customers. When it's time for a refill of chilled water or ice, you can make use of the integrated water dispensers that provide instant clean water or fresh Ice at the touch of the button.

The most common kind of American fridge freezer is a double door design with a freezer on one side and fridge on the other, although there are models that feature a 50-50 split or 60-40 split. They are also available in a side-by-side or French door styles, so you can choose the layout that suits your home.

Many models don't require plumbing, and instead, they use water jugs that are removable that can be filled at taps in your kitchen. This allows you to put your American refrigerator anywhere in your kitchen without worrying about water pipes.

Style

American fridge chest freezers are broader and deeper than their British counterparts, giving you the ability to store more of your food. On average you can expect to fit between 11 and 38 supermarket carrier bags of food into these massive appliances - perfect for those who plan on stocking up or reducing the amount you buy each week.

The classic American style has freezer drawers at the bottom and a double door refrigerator on top. This allows you to see your drinks or food without opening both doors. A lot of models have a dedicated water and ice dispenser to make your kitchen more luxurious.

A few of the more contemporary American style fridge freezers have a more sleek, minimal appearance with flat doors and recessed handles that blend in with the cabinetry of your kitchen. They're a great choice for those who want to create a more seamless kitchen design. They're available in a variety of contemporary colors, such as graphite, stainless steel and black.

You'll find both plumbed and non-plumbed American fridge freezers in our selection. Plumbed models are connected to the mains water supply so you can serve cold chilled drinks, filtered drinks and ice on demand. Non-plumbed units have an evaporative tank that can be filled and refilled as required.

Our vast selection of American-style refrigerator freezers comprises models from top brands including Samsung, Hotpoint and Hisense. We offer a variety of finishes to fit any budget. Whether you prefer an elegant silver finish, a minimalist white, or elegant black, you'll find an American-style refrigerator freezer that you love.

As well as their size, the most significant difference between the American fridge freezer and a regular British model is that American fridge freezers are deeper than a regular fridge or freezer, so you'll need to have enough space in front of your kitchen doors so that it can fit comfortably. Be aware that American fridge freezers are typically too big to fit through the front doorway. If you're not sure of how you'll fit one in your home, you should install it in your kitchen first.

Technology

American fridge freezers come with many useful features that help you keep track of what's the freezer, preventing that 'frozen chaos' situation. This includes a frost-free freezer as well as a handy divider to separate the refrigerated from the frozen one which makes it easier for you to find what you need. There are plenty of shelves for fridges and racks that can accommodate all manner of sized containers and bottles, as well as door-mounted cool water and ice dispensers that are ideal when you want a refreshing drink or a chilled snack.

They also tend to have smart screens that allow you to plan shopping lists, consult recipes and monitor your inventory, among other useful tasks. They have more advanced insulation to help save energy, and to maintain a consistently cool and frost-free interior. This will help keep your leftovers fresh and preserve your food.

There are a variety of styles to fit any kitchen layout. There's a style that will suit everyone from the stacked style that is flush against your cabinets to the Side by Side design which splits the fridge and freezer vertically.

If you're going for a plumbed model with state-of-the-art water and ice dispensers then it'll have to be connected to your main water supply, so keep this in mind when you plan your kitchen remodel. There are still non-plumbed American fridge freezers that operate similar to as fridge freezers that are used in everyday use but you'll need to fill them up manually with your own water that has been filtered and ice.

Many people are concerned that because of their size and cavernous capacity, American fridge freezers will cause a significant drain on your household's energy bills. These giant appliances use less energy today than their smaller counterparts due to the advancements in technology that has been developed by manufacturers. You can purchase appliances with an A +++, energy rating, which means they're cheap to run despite their size. This information is available in the specifications of the appliance, or in our guide on how to choose the most energy-efficient refrigerator freezer.

Energy

A larger American freezer will cost more to operate due to its size. But, don't get swayed by marketing blurb on huge capacities and capacities. American fridge freezers can often have more than enough room for a family of four and include plenty of useful features like a frost free freezer and door alarms.

Regardless of their size, American freezers can be equally efficient in energy use as their smaller counterparts if they take the time to research and select one with an A energy rating. Refrigerators with an energy rating that is lower will consume more power to cool down and defrost.

The way that an American fridge freezer is designed can affect its energy efficiency. They are usually that are vertically divided, which means they are more energy efficient than fridge freezers with fresh food and frozen food compartments stacked on top of each other. To find the most American-made freezer for your budget it is essential to look at prices and read reviews before making a decision. This will give you an idea of how the American freezer storage is and if it's worth the price.

It is also an excellent idea to read the instructions of the manufacturer to determine the best storage methods and temperature settings for your appliance. This will help you keep your appliance running at a high efficiency and will avoid any damages that result from misuse or excessive use of the machine.

You can also reduce the amount of energy your American freezer consumes by adopting other energy saving methods. You can cut down on energy consumption by up to 30% by removing food items you won't eat, using the deep-freeze setting for large items, and making sure your freezer is clean. This is particularly applicable if you're looking for an American fridge freezer that is backed by ENERGY STAR(r) or Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) acquisition guideline. If you do this you can save money and lessen your environmental impact.