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American Freezer

American freezers make a bold style presence in any kitchen and provide huge capacity. Some can fit up to 38 shopping bags of food - perfect for families who want to cut down on shopping trips.

These appliances are equipped with the latest food freshness technology that keeps foods at the optimal temperature to preserve their taste 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 at just a flick of a button.

Size

As the name suggests, American fridge freezers tend to be bigger than traditional English models. They take up more space in your kitchen however, they also have a larger capacity. When you are choosing an American freezer it's important to determine how much storage space you require for your family and cooking habits. 11 to 13 cubic feet is ideal for two people, 18-22 cubic feet is ideal for three to four persons, and 28 cubic feet is ideal for five or more. Once you know the amount of cubic feet of space you need you can narrow down your options by size, energy rating and the brand.

You'll find the most recent American-style fridge freezers that come with a huge range of clever features to enhance your kitchen experience. For example, full air circulation reduces the accumulation of frost, while useful 0@ drawers are perfect to keep your food fresh at the right temperature for optimum storage length and there's even the option of switching between fridge and freezer at the touch of a button, to meet your needs for the day.

There's plenty to choose from when it comes to colour and brand as well with sleek stainless steel and retro designs proving popular with customers. If it's time to get an additional refill of chilled water or ice, you can use the integrated water dispensers that offer instant clean water or fresh ice at the touch of one button.

The most well-known American fridge freezer is a double-door model with refrigerator on one side and an freezer on the other. However, there are models that come with splits of either 50-50 or 60-40. They're also available in a side-byside or French door designs which means you can choose the layout that suits your home.

Additionally, many models aren't plumbed into the water supply, and instead rely on water jugs, which you can refill from your taps in your kitchen. This saves on plumbing costs and means you can place your American freezer wherever you want in your kitchen without having to consider the water pipes.

Style

American fridge freezers are wider and deeper than their British counterparts, giving you more space to store your food items. On average, you'll be able to fit between 11 and 38 grocery bags of food into these large appliances - ideal for those who plan on stocking up or reducing your weekly shop.

The classic American-style design comes with an integrated freezer drawer at the bottom with an open fridge with two doors at the top which offers an eye-level view of your food and drinks without opening both doors, which prevents the cold air from entering. A lot of models have an individual water and ice dispenser to make your kitchen appear more luxurious.

Modern American style fridge freezers feature flat doors with concealed handles that blend with your kitchen cabinets. They're a great option when you're trying to create a seamless kitchen design. They're available in a range of contemporary colors, such as graphite, stainless steel and black.

Our range includes both plumbed and un-plumbed American refrigerator freezers. Plumbed models are connected directly to the main water supply, ensuring that you can have cold, filtered drinks available on demand. Non-plumbed models come with an evaporative water tank that can be filled and refilled whenever needed. This means you can still benefit from an American style fridge freezer, even when it's not plumbed.

Our wide selection of American-style refrigerator freezers include models from top brands like Samsung, Hotpoint and Hisense. We have a wide range of finishes to suit any budget and tastes, so whether you want shimmering silver or a more minimalist white finish, or sophisticated black you'll be sure to find an American-style fridge freezer that you love.

As well as their size, the biggest difference between an American fridge freezer and a regular British model is that American fridge freezers are much more deep than a standard fridge or freezer, so you'll need sufficient clearance in front of the doors to your kitchen to allow it to fit comfortably. Be aware that American fridge freezers are usually too large to pass through front doors. If you're not sure of how you can get one in your home, it's best to install it in the kitchen first.

Technology

American fridge freezers are packed with useful features that allow you to keep on top of the contents and prevent a 'frozen mess'. There's a frost-free freezer and a divider which separates the refrigerated portion from the frozen section. This makes it easier to find the items you're looking for. There are plenty of shelves and racks to fit every size of container and bottles, as well as door-mounted coolers and ice makers that are perfect for when you want a refreshing drink or a chilled snack.

They're also more likely to feature smart screens that let you plan shopping lists, consult recipes, and track your inventory, among other useful tasks. They use more sophisticated insulation to improve energy efficiency and to ensure a cool and frost-free inside. This helps keep your leftovers fresh and Freezers preserve your food items.

There are a range of styles available to suit any kitchen layout. From the 'Side by Side design in which the freezer and fridge are divided vertically, to the 'Stacked' model that sits flush with your fitted units There's something to suit all.

You'll have to think about this when planning your new kitchen If you decide to go with an appliance that is plumbed with the latest ice and water dispensers. There are still non-plumbed American fridge freezers that work in much the same way as fridge freezers that are used in everyday use, though you'll need to fill them up manually with your own filtered water and ice.

Many are worried that American fridge freezers, due to their size and large capacity, will drain your household's electricity bill. These giant appliances use less energy now than their smaller counterparts, due to the advancements in technology that has been developed by manufacturers. You can even buy models with an A +++, energy rating, which means they're cheap to run despite their size. Find the appliance's specs for this information or read our guide on choosing the most energy-efficient fridge freezer.

Energy

A American freezer is more expensive to run than a regular fridge freezer due to its bigger size. But, don't get swayed by marketing blurb on the size of the freezer - American fridge freezers can often offer more than enough space for the average family and include plenty of useful features, such as an unfrozen freezer and door alarms.

Whatever 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 rating for energy efficiency. Fridges that have an energy rating that is lower will require more power to cool down and defrost.

The design of an American fridge freezer also affects its energy efficiency. They usually have compartments divided vertically, meaning they are more efficient than fridge freezers with the fresh food and frozen food compartments that are stacked on top of each other. To find the best American-made freezer for your budget it is essential to look at prices and read reviews before making a choice. This will let you get a better idea of how an American freezer functions and whether it's worth the cost.

It is also an excellent idea to read the guidelines of the manufacturer for the best storage methods and temperature settings for your appliance. This will allow you to keep your appliance running at its best and avoid any damage that may be caused by misuse or overuse.

You can also cut down on the amount of energy your American freezer uses by adopting other energy saving practices. For instance getting rid of food items that isn't going to be eaten and using the deep freeze setting for large items and cleaning freezers can help to reduce energy usage by up to 30%. This is particularly relevant if you're searching for a refrigerator freezer in the United States that comes with ENERGY STAR (r) or Federal Energy Management Program(FEMP) purchase guideline. You'll save money while reducing the environmental impact.