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or continue shopping if you're happy. Accept & closeFrom freestanding fridge freezers to modern integrated models, our handy measuring guide will help you get that perfect fit for your new appliance.
You’re measuring for a freestanding fridge freezer if: the appliance you’ve got your eye on is an all in one model and doesn’t have cupboard doors attached.
Freestanding fridge freezers aren’t designed to sit behind your cupboard doors.
The main measurement to check is height, as this can vary by model.
Measure your space. Leave a little room either side so that the door can open.
Did you know that most fridge freezers come with reversible doors? We love to talk about it on the product page, so keep an eye out for it there.
You’re measuring for an integrated fridge freezer if: the appliance you’ve got your eye on is an all in one model that has a door fitted to the front to match the rest of your kitchen.
Integrated fridge freezers are usually a standard size so they can squeeze into a 60W x 60D housing unit. Remember, if you’re replacing an integrated model, make sure the split type is the same so that cupboard doors fit. So, if your current model has a split of 70/30 which means the fridge is bigger than the freezer, choose an appliance with the same layout.
See our buying guide for more about fridge freezer split types.
Integrated freezers are designed to be fitted with cupboard doors.
Leave a few centimetres at the back for pipes or sockets needed for connection.
Replacing an existing model? Check the new one isn't wider, or the doors may not open.
With integrated models, there are two types of hinges you need to consider; sliding and fixed. If you’re replacing an old integrated appliance, make sure to buy the same type of hinge used on your old model for your new one. Watch our video to find out more.
Did you know that you can change a sliding hinge to a fixed one?
Freestanding fridge freezers can vary in size, however most integrated fridge freezers are a standard width and depth so that they can fit into a 60W x 60D housing unit. You can find all our product dimensions on our product pages.
For freestanding we’d recommend checking all the dimensions as they can vary between models. With integrated you’ll need to check height and split type. You can find all our product dimensions on our product pages.
They tend to be a little wider with a bigger depth due to the chunky style. Some need extra room to allow the door to open. Be sure to check the information in the product description.
The depth measurements can vary between models. You can find all our product dimensions on our product pages.
We recommend around 5cm around the sides for ventilation.
Yes, if you’re replacing an integrated model, you should always buy the same type of hinge.
Integrated fridge freezers are a standard size so that they can fit into 60W x 60D housing unit. So, the main measurement you need to note down is the height, as this can vary. You can find all our product dimensions on our product pages.
Yes, you can check out our range here.
We sell a huge range of fridge freezers to suit all households. If you want a particularly large fridge freezer, why not look at American fridge freezers? They offer loads of storage space and are the perfect option for large families. Check out our American fridge freezer buying guide here.
Freestanding fridge freezers can come in a range of widths, but they’re commonly about 60cm wide. 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 freezer for you.