Stylish French Style Fridge Freezers
Modern french door fridge freezers feature an expansive refrigerator compartment up top and a spacious freezer compartment below. These freezers feature some of the largest capacities available.
A lot of our choices come with customizable features like door bins and shelves that can be adjusted, as well as a full-width deli drawer and a wine rack. Other features that set our top choices apart are:
Aesthetics
French door fridge freezers are stylish and can transform a kitchen's look modern. They are available in sleek stainless steel that can blend in with modern homes and a variety kitchen designs. They also come with exterior water filters, ice makers and temperature control options. Some of our French-style fridge freezers even come with a special coating that hides fingerprints and other smudges making them less likely to appear worn with time.
These refrigerators stand out by their doors that swing open from the middle, instead of swinging to the left or right as traditional refrigerators. This makes them more accessible and better for people with physical disabilities or restricted mobility. In addition the top compartment of the fridge has more space for refrigerated items, while the bottom freezer offers more space for frozen goods and Ice cream.
French door refrigerators are more appealing than side-by-side models. They also have a more user-friendly design. The double doors give a kitchen a sense dimension and depth, making it appear larger. They also feature built-in storage areas for condiments, snacks and small containers, so they're ideal for those who want to keep their food neat and tidy.
The French-style refrigerator is able to accommodate large platters and food items. This is especially beneficial for families who have children and frequently host guests. These units also come with adjustable shelves and door bins that provide more flexible storage. You can store different sizes of items without having to open up the entire refrigerator, which decreases the energy usage.
There are many people who do not want a French-style fridge in their kitchen. If you prefer a more practical configuration there are many different styles of refrigerators that can suit your needs and budget. Take a look at our side-by-side refrigerators, bottom freezer refrigerators and compact French-door refrigerators to find the right option for your kitchen. Our appliance experts can help you if you're still unsure. They will be able to answer all your questions and help select the right refrigerator for your needs.
Space
French-door refrigerator freezers are a great option for freezer and refrigerator storage. You'll also find models with an additional freezer drawer in the bottom of the unit to provide additional freezer space or to store foods that don't freeze well (such as frozen bread). These additional sections are a good option for larger families, and will help keep your food organized and easily accessible.
The large refrigerator compartments on top of these French door refrigerators are ideal for storing items that are frequently used, such as fresh produce and drinks. You can also select a model with a pantry drawer that is full-width. This lets you store bulk items and meal preparations without opening the doors of the fridge. It's also a great place to store fresh meat, poultry or fish to avoid cross-contamination.
Certain models come with another drawer of a similar size at the bottom that can be used to store anything from ice cream to frozen seafood. The temperature of the drawer can be adjusted to meet your needs. The freezer space on these models is a little smaller than the other options, but it's still enough to meet the needs of a lot of households.
If you want to maximize the freezer space in your French door refrigerator, you should look for models with adjustable interior shelving and storage options. This will let you maximize the space to meet your needs and ensure that the freezer is filled to capacity to ensure an optimal temperature for freezing.
Another method to keep your French door fridge freezer running at maximum efficiency is to clean it frequently. This means wiping down drawers and shelves with mild soap and thoroughly drying them prior to reinserting them. You should also wipe down the exterior of your fridge from time to time to remove any fingerprints and keep it looking neat. If you have a stainless steel model you might want to consider using a stainless steel cleaner to keep it clean. It is also recommended to defrost your freezer periodically (every few months) in addition to cleaning it regularly. This will help prevent the buildup of ice crystals which could affect the performance of your refrigerator and energy efficiency.
Convenience
The unique design of french door refrigerator freezers means that everything you store is easier to access than other refrigerator models. This makes it easier to grab the items you require throughout the day. For instance instead of having to juggle containers, glasses and other items when reaching for food from drawers that are crisper at the bottom of your refrigerator, you can open the doors to the french and get to it more quickly without a lot of clutter or having to bend down to locate what you need.
French door refrigerators are built with spacious compartments and large shelves. This allows you to keep your fresh food items at eye level while you can store less frequently used frozen food in a pull out freezer drawer. This is a fantastic layout for those who cook more at home and want to store larger quantities of fresh fruits such as meats, seafood, and fish. There are models with modern features, such as in-door or exterior ice and water, temperature zones specialized for each model, and spill-proof shelves.
On the flip side of convenience, French door fridge freezers typically have less room in the freezer and aren't great for those who often use their freezer space for long-term storage. They might also not have the flexibility of a side by side when it comes to organizing their freezer, so it's difficult to store larger items such as bags of frozen vegetables and boxes of pizza left over.
A couple of models with French doors have the door-in-door feature that allows you to keep beverages and snacks without opening the main refrigerator door. This is a great option for families who need quick access to snacks and drinks without having to go through the main fridge each time, but it's something which isn't offered on all models of refrigerators with french doors.
Energy efficiency
A separate freezer drawer that is insulated will keep your fresh foods at eye-level and more accessible than a fridge with a top mounted. This makes it less likely to use your produce or let it spoil, which is a major reason millions of people in the UK unplugged their fridges last year.
The dual doors on a French-style fridge can help keep cool air out and warm air in. In a regular fridge, each when you open the door, cold air escapes and must be brought back in, consuming a lot of energy to do so. French-door refrigerators are designed to only open half of the fridge at any one time. This means less cold air escapes and the refrigerator doesn't have to adjust its temperature as frequently.
Compare the consumption figures of kWh on Energy Star labels when shopping for a French-style refrigerator freezer. This will give you an idea of the amount of energy that the model uses in a given year. You can then be sure you're buying a dependable appliance.
There are also features that can cut down on the energy consumption of your fridge like an AutoFill water dispenser without the need for a hand or advanced water filtration. These features will enable your fridge to run more efficiently, reducing costs for energy and ensuring that it's at its best.
French-style refrigerator freezers usually have higher shelves and larger door bins. This maximizes the storage space available for a variety of food items. This means you don't need to keep rearranging your containers of storage or pitchers to find what you need, which could save both time and frustration.
While French-style fridge freezers are an excellent choice for those who want to take advantage of an upper-mounted refrigerator that has an option for a bottom freezer There are plenty of options available that provide a variety of other features that accommodate every kitchen. They include water through the door and Ice dispensers. Other options include higher-end ice makers as well as drawers that can be customized to temperature as well as smart platforms and built-in touchscreen displays. Consider all the options and select one that suits your family.