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Freezers
Things to Know
There are some essential product details you'll want to consider before starting the search for your new freezer. Our handy videos will help you narrow down the options to make sure you find exactly what you need.
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Bosch Series 2 GTV15NWEAG Under Counter Freezer - White - E Rated
Beko FFG4545W Frost Free Upright Freezer - White - E Rated
Beko FNP4686W Frost Free Upright Freezer - White - E Rated
Fridgemaster MTZ55153E Upright Freezer - White - E Rated
Hisense FV105D4BC21 Under Counter Freezer - Stainless Steel Effect - E Rated
Haier HCE520EK Chest Freezer - White - E Rated
Hisense FV298N4ACE Upright Freezer - Stainless Steel - E Rated
Hisense FUV124D4AWE Integrated Under Counter Freezer with Fixed Door Fixing Kit - E Rated
Bosch Series 4 GIN81VEE0G Integrated Frost Free Upright Freezer with Fixed Door Fixing Kit - E Rated
Bosch Series 4 GSN36VWEPG Frost Free Upright Freezer - White - E Rated
Get to Know
Whether it’s a deep dive into an exciting new feature or some nifty tips that’ll make your life easier, check out our videos that’ll help you get the most out of your freezer.
Guides and advice
‘Ice to know
Whether it’s energy ratings or fit type, our buying guide has all the info you need to find the right freezer for you.
Measure twice, order once
Before you commit to a new freezer, you’ll need to make sure it fits. Take a look at our measurement guide for all the details.
Stress-free installation
Forget DIY, our installation service will have you up and running before you know it, check out our guide for more info.
Cool deals
Whether it’s an emergency replacement or an upgrade, we’ve got plenty of deals to suit your budget.
FAQs
- What temperature should a freezer be?
The ideal temperature for a freezer is around -18°C. This will keep all your frozen treats in the best condition.
- How do I defrost a freezer?
To defrost your freezer, you’ll need to empty any food, unplug it from the mains, and keep the door open to let all the frost and icy build-ups melt – this can get messy, we recommend putting a towel down. Once that’s done, you should give the insides a quick wipe and you’re good to go.