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Fridges and freezers that fit real Kiwi kitchens
If you’re replacing an old unit, start with a tape measure and a quick look at how your kitchen actually flows. Once the fit is right, choosing a fridge or freezer becomes way less stressful and a lot more about what makes day to day life easier.
What makes a fridge feel “right” once it’s in your kitchen
Capacity matters, but layout is what you’ll notice every single day. Wide shelves help with platters and big containers, while well-sized bins make it easier to keep fresh food visible (and stop it disappearing into the back). If you’re big on meal prep or bulk buying, it can be worth pairing your main fridge with a dedicated freezer so everything isn’t crammed into one space.
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If refrigeration is the priority, head to
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If you want more long-term storage, browse freezers.
For tidy, easy-to-organise storage, check out vertical freezers.
If you want more long-term storage, browse freezers.
For tidy, easy-to-organise storage, check out vertical freezers.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know what size fridge to buy?
Start with your space, then work backwards. Measure the cavity and make sure you allow room for doors and airflow. Once you’ve got those numbers, compare styles in fridges to see what fits without forcing compromises.
Is a separate freezer worth it?
If you bulk buy, meal prep, or freeze a lot of meat and kids’ snacks, yes. Having a dedicated option from the freezers range makes it easier to organise and stops the main fridge freezer from turning into a jam-packed drawer.
What’s the benefit of an upright freezer compared to a chest freezer?
It’s the day to day organisation. Shelves and drawers make it easier to see what you’ve got and keep categories separate. If that sounds like your vibe, have a look at vertical freezers.
Do stainless or dark finishes show fingerprints?
Some do more than others. If fingerprints annoy you, look for finishes described as smudge-resistant, and keep a microfibre cloth handy for quick wipe-downs.