Integrated Fridges
The range includes tall larder fridges, models that sit below the worktop, fridges with a small ice box and column fridges for fully fitted kitchens.
Your kitchen housing settles most of the decision. Measure it, check how the door will attach, and make sure the fridge can breathe. The guide below the products covers each point.
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Integrated fridges by type
- Tall larder fridges: shelves all the way up a full-height housing. Put one beside an integrated freezer for a tall pair.
- Fridges with an ice box: a compact freezer section inside the fridge, useful when there's no space for a separate freezer.
- Under-counter fridges: sit below the worktop. A few use one or two pull-out drawers in place of a door.
- Column fridges: built to line up with matching freezer and wine columns, joined by a kit, for a seamless fitted run.
If you'd rather have fridge and freezer in one appliance, see integrated fridge freezers.
Which type suits you?
| Fridge | Suits | Worth checking |
|---|---|---|
| Tall larder | Households who buy plenty of fresh food and freeze elsewhere. | Its niche height, and whether there's a freezer made in that same height. |
| With ice box | Kitchens with space for just one cooling appliance. | The ice box normally has to be defrosted by hand. |
| Under-counter | Smaller homes, or a drinks fridge in an island. | The height beneath your worktop and the vent in the plinth. |
| Column | Fully fitted kitchens with several tall cooling appliances. | The width, the joining kit and the type of front it accepts. |
Making the choice
Match the housing
Integrated fridges are made to suit standard housing heights, from under the worktop to tall units, and some larger ones need a taller space still. Measure inside your housing and check it against the installation sizes listed on the product page.
Sliding or fixed door?
A sliding fixing leaves your kitchen door on the cabinet's own hinges, with a slide linking it to the fridge door. A fixed fixing screws your kitchen door directly onto the fridge door, so the two open as one. The product page tells you which method a fridge uses.
Keeping food fresher
Many models include a drawer kept close to 0°C, which helps meat, fish and vegetables last longer. Column fridges can have separate zones set to different temperatures, and plenty of fridges link to an app.
Look inside, too
Adjustable shelves, a bottle rack and deep door storage all make a big weekly shop easier to fit. With an under-counter fridge, check the shelves suit the bottles and tubs you buy most often.
Noise in open-plan rooms
A kitchen door in front of the fridge muffles it, but if the kitchen opens onto a living area, compare the decibel figures on the product pages. They vary from model to model.
Before you order
- Measure height, width and depth inside the housing and compare them with the product page.
- Leave the vents clear. The plinth vent and the gap behind the housing both need to stay open; the instructions show where.
- Check the kitchen door. It has to suit the fixing type and stay within the weight the fridge door can carry.
- Replacing like for like? Sticking with the same housing height and door fixing makes the job far simpler.
The brands we sell
We sell integrated fridges from . The brand filter beside the products lets you set larder, built-under and column models side by side.
Buying an integrated fridge from KDH Electrical
Your new fridge comes with the full UK manufacturer's guarantee. We deliver free on orders over £600, normally within 3–7 working days. Because it's built into your units, the fridge and its door are fitted by your kitchen fitter rather than by us. If you're in our installation area, we can take the old fridge for recycling, priced in your basket.
Found it for less with another UK retailer? Our price match means we'll do our best to match the price. Call 01622 541312 for advice, or visit our showroom in Rochester, ringing first to check what's on display.
Integrated Fridges: your questions answered
What's the difference between a larder fridge and one with an ice box?
A larder fridge is fridge throughout. One with an ice box trades a little shelf space for a small frozen section, useful when a separate freezer won't fit.
Does an integrated fridge come with a door?
No. Your own kitchen door goes on the front so it matches the cabinets. Some column models can take the manufacturer's stainless steel panels instead.
Will my existing kitchen door fit a new fridge?
Usually, if the niche height is unchanged. Check the fixing type and the maximum door weight on the product page.
Can an integrated fridge sit next to a freezer?
Yes. Two tall housings side by side give you a full-height fridge and freezer. Column models can also be linked with a joining kit.
Do integrated fridges hold less than freestanding ones?
Sometimes, because the appliance and the kitchen door both have to fit within the housing. Each product page gives the capacity in litres.
Will I need to defrost it?
The fridge section defrosts automatically on almost every model. A small ice box may need defrosting by hand from time to time; the product page explains how each one works.