French Door Fridges
French Door Fridges
French Door Fridges
French Door Fridges
Embrace the elegance of French-inspired design while relishing the latest cutting-edge technology of 100% Home New Zealand’s range of French door fridge models. These fridges boast spacious interiors, offering ample storage to efficiently store and stock all your culinary delights, ensuring your kitchen remains organised and stylish. They come with features like a slimline water dispenser for chilled water and a built-in ice maker to provide fresh ice on demand. The sleek and modern exteriors in white, black or stainless steel finish, seamlessly blend into any kitchen decor. Equipped with innovative features like adjustable shelving, temperature-controlled zones and advanced cooling systems, our French Door Fridges ensure your groceries stay fresh and accessible at all times. Experience the perfect harmony of sophistication and convenience in your kitchen with our exceptional range of French Door Fridges from leading brands.
Frequently asked questions
Side-by-side refrigerators offer upright freezers with a top-to-bottom fridge and top-to-bottom freezer right next to each other.
French Door models have more traditional styling and provide one large refrigerator space on top, which is accessed by two doors with one or two freezer drawers below. For frequent entertainers, the French Door refrigerator may be more suitable, with the extra width useful for chilling large platters of food.
A side-by-side fridge generally offers more interior freezer storage than a similarly sized French Door, particularly on the freezer side (up to 25% more space).
The chest freezer is ideal for those who like to freeze in bulk. With a large capacity, it offers more storage space, is often more energy efficient and has excellent temperature control that keeps food cold for longer if there’s a power outage. But it does take up more floor space (which is why most end up in the garage) and finding certain items may require digging to the bottom.
A fridge-freezer is a more obvious choice for smaller households, and if you don't freeze in bulk and don't have the budget and space for two appliances. The drawback is its energy consumption is higher compared to a chest freezer. Although the fridge-freezer does not offer the same energy efficiency as a chest freezer and offers less storage, the adjustable shelves and baskets provide easy access and extra freezer space, with defrosting and cleaning being simpler too.