Integrated Fridges & Freezers

Installing an integrated fridge freezer requires feeding the plug to the chosen socket, popping the appliance in the assigned cupboard space and installing everything that’s needed to pop the cupboard doors on. However, unless you’re an experienced DIYer, this can be a tricky job.
Each integrated fridge freezer will come with a manual to walk you through step by step. But if you choose our installation service, our handy team can do it when they deliver it. So, you can keep your feet up.

Defrosting an integrated fridge freezer is no different to defrosting a freestanding one. The first step is to turn your appliance off at the wall, then prop the doors open and pop a towel down on the floor – we don’t want puddles. You can speed things up by putting a bowl of hot water on the bottom shelf and leaving it for a few hours. When you come back, the ice should be melted and the insides ready to be wiped with a sponge.

For more handy tips, check out our defrosting guide.

An integrated fridge freezer is just like a standard one, except it’s fitted into the kitchen cabinets and has custom panels or doors fitted to match your décor.

Removing an integrated fridge freezer requires you to take the cupboard doors off, unplug the appliance, and remove it from the cupboard. While this sounds simple, it can be difficult if you’re not DIY-savvy.

Removing the drip tray depends on the model, so it’s best to consult the manual to help find it. We recommend you disconnect the power and turn off the water while you do this to avoid any leaks.

To measure an integrated fridge freezer, you need to find the height, width, and depth of the appliance and make sure it fits in the chosen cupboard space. To make life easier, we’ve put all the dimensions on our product pages and even have a handy measuring guide.