Why Buy a Chest Freezer?

If you are a fan of stocking with food items in the bulk or need an area to store vegetables and fruit, consider a chest freezer. You should look for features like lids that can be counterbalanced, which allows you to search the contents without letting it fall over your head, or inside lights that make organizing easy.

There are a range of styles that are suitable for garages and Frydge outbuildings. They all require manual defrost, but are typically quiet and energy efficient.

Size

A chest freezer is plenty of storage space which is perfect for garages or utility rooms. You can store the apple that your neighbor gave you to make winter scrumptious or bulk purchases like whole sides salmon and chicken wings. It will also make space in your fridge and freezer for the staples you use every day.

We have a wide selection of white goods from reputable manufacturers in various sizes and widths. You can pick a sleek, compact design that is easily placed under your stairs or in an alcove. Or, you can opt for an extra large chest that can hold up to 519 litres with enough space to accommodate all the meals for the party and even the batch meals.

Many models come with one or more wire storage baskets, ideal to store small items such as frozen vegetables and oven chips. The lid with a counterbalanced design won't strike your head when lifting it, and it can be used as a ladder to reach items at the back. Some come with a fast-freeze feature, giving you an extra shot of cold to get the most out of your fresh produce.

Verify that the freezer is certified to be placed in a garage or outbuilding that is attached to your home. The majority of them are not designed to operate in rooms without insulation that are below 10 degrees, and doing this may void the warranty.

Energy efficiency

It is worth checking the energy efficiency of any freezer, regardless of whether it's for use at home or a commercial. Refrigerators and freezers can consume an enormous amount of electricity, so opting for a more efficient model will save you money in the long in the long. You can find the Energy Rating on the product page, which will inform you of how much it is expected to cost to run.

Another aspect to consider is its size. Chest freezers are generally larger and lower than upright ones, so you'll need to make sure that there is enough room in your home to accommodate one. It's also worth keeping in mind that the bigger the freezer the larger, the more energy it'll use.

Danby and Whirlpool are two brands that specialize in energy-efficient appliances. They have smaller footprints as well as superior interiors that are insulated, which help keep frozen foods cool for longer. They're also a great value for price, with prices starting at just PS250.

A Haden HC99L 99L Chest Freezer - White freezer can assist you in avoiding food waste and also store essentials in case of bad weather. The purchase of a freezer can be expensive but it can prove beneficial and can save you money in the long term.

Noise

If you're shopping for an upcoming chest freezer, you may be worried that it will produce lots of noise. It's understandable that a raucous sound can be alarming, because freezers are generally quiet appliances. Don't be alarmed. There are many reasons that your freezer could be making noises. They're not all bad.

Defrosting your freezer could be essential if it's making lots of noise. Defrosting chest freezers is essential for them to function effectively and to avoid ice buildup. It's not as difficult as it may seem.

There are a variety of models to pick from, from small models for small spaces up to larger 500+ litre models that are suitable for large families. Whether you're after a smart white kitchen or something more garage-friendly there are plenty of options to pick from.

This Hotpoint model is ideal for garages, as it offers the perfect balance between size and price. The 255-litre capacity will give you plenty of storage space for frozen ready meals as well as stews that are cooked in batches, and the internal light and counterbalanced lid help with accessing foods in the lower part of the appliance. It's also rated A+ in energy efficiency and comes with a power failure safe store feature, so you can leave it on standby for as long as 24 hours if your home loses power.

Convenience

It's worthwhile to look for chest freezers that come with features that will make them more convenient. Certain chest freezers come with alarms or lights which activate when the temperature increases. This helps to cut down on food waste, and could help you save money over time. Others have lockable lids which can be useful if you're worried about burglars or kids getting into your freezer, especially when it's stored in a cold area such as a garage.

Most chest freezers don't have shelves or drawers so the things in the bottom could be a bit difficult to reach. Choose models with storage baskets that sit at the top of the freezer - they can be lifted out to let you easily get to those more difficult to reach items. Similarly, some models have controls at the bottom of the door, which can be particularly useful for those who struggle to bend down or have trouble with your back.

This smart-looking black chest freezer is suitable for garage use and has a capacity of 312 litres -perfect to store a family's frozen ready meals or batch cooking. It also comes with a variety of useful features, such as an adjustable temperature and a safe power failure storage, Frydge and an easy freeze function. It is also extremely energy efficient and is best rated small chest freezer an A+ rating.