Fridge Measurement Guide

Freestanding fridges can vary in size. They tend to have a width of around 60cm and a depth up to 65cm, although some retro style models can be a lot bigger than this. You can find all product dimensions on our product pages.

Integrated fridges are usually a standard size so that they’ll fit into a kitchen housing unit. You can find all product dimension on our product pages.

A counter depth fridge has a much shallower depth than a standard fridge. They’re usually taller and wider to make up the lost space. These are a good option if you want a freestanding appliance that is flush with your kitchen.

They’re usually between 82-85cm high to match standard worktop heights. You can find all product dimensions on our product pages.

We recommend around 5cm around the sides for ventilation.

The width and depth of retro style fridges tend to be little bigger than standard fridges due to their chunkier design. You should also allow for more room on the hinged side so that it can open properly. You can find all product dimensions on our product pages on site.

Yes, you can check out our range here.

We sell a huge range of fridges to suit all households. If you want a particularly large fridge look for an upright model, they’ll give you plenty of space for all that lovely fresh food. Shop our range of upright or tall fridges here.

Freestanding fridges can come in a range of widths, but they’re commonly around 60cm wide. Under counter fridges tend to be a little thinner.. You can find all our product dimensions on our product pages.

Measure up the height, depth and width of the space and check it against the dimensions of the model you’ve got your eye on. It’s also worth measuring any doors, corridors and corners you might have to get your appliance through, just to be on the safe side. You can find all product dimensions on our product pages.

If you choose our Connection service, we’ll fit your new fridge for you.

No, unless you have heating in the garage to stop the temperature dropping below 10 degrees. Or, choose a freezer with freezer guard tech, which keeps your freezer at the right temperature no matter the conditions.

The ideal place for a fridge is usually in your kitchen. Avoid putting it next to a cooker, oven or dishwasher, the heat from these appliances will make your fridge work harder to keep your food nice and cold, meaning more energy will be used.