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The best integrated fridge freezers to buy in 2024

Conceal your fridge freezer without compromising on storage with our pick of the most discreet integrated fridge freezers on the market

If you’re sick of your fridge freezer taking centre stage in your kitchen, then it’s time to consider swapping your freestanding appliance for an integrated model. The best integrated fridge freezers manage to provide all the storage space you could possibly need while disappearing from sight behind a cabinet door, giving a neat and streamlined look. Whether you’re replacing a broken fridge freezer, looking to give your old kitchen a makeover or completely redesigning your kitchen from scratch, now is the time to do your research and get it right.

Choosing an integrated fridge freezer means you won’t have a big ugly appliance ruining the streamlined silhouette of your lovely-looking kitchen. But bear in mind that you will have to buy extra door fronts and handles for the front of it, and make sure it fits in with your kitchen design.

Full-sized integrated fridge freezers usually have very similar dimensions, but the storage capacity differs between models (as does the way they are split between fridge and freezer space). You can find all the key details in our mini reviews further down the page. If you’re not sure what specifications and features to look out for, we’ll answer the key questions in the buying guide below.


Best integrated fridge freezers: At a glance

Best mid-rangeSamsung BRB26600FWW/EU | £699Check price at John Lewis
Best 50/50 fridge freezerBeko BCFD350 | £429Check price at AO
Best premium 80/20 integrated fridge freezerLiebherr ICBb 5152 | £2,265Check price at Appliances Driect

How to choose the best integrated fridge freezer for you

What’s the best split between fridge and freezer space?

Contrary to what you may believe, fridge freezers aren’t always split in half to give equal space to both the fridge and freezer. While you can buy models with a 50/50 split, it’s common for more space to be given to the fridge than the freezer. A 70/30 split is a popular choice, with 70% of the overall appliance given to the fridge and 30% to the freezer. You’ll also see models with a 60/40 split or even 80/20, but it’s rare to find a fridge freezer with a small fridge and larger freezer. When deciding what you need, think about your shopping habits and how much fresh and frozen food you buy.

If you predominantly need fridge space but want just a tiny bit of freezer space, then consider an integrated fridge model with an ice box. Equally, if you want an integrated fridge that will fit under a counter, have a read of our guide to choosing the best integrated fridge.

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How much storage capacity do I need?

As well as the split, it’s also useful to consider the capacity. Both fridge and freezer storage capacity is measured in litres, and this makes it easier to compare the internal space available when trying to narrow down your selection. To give you a benchmark, most typical kitchen fridge freezers offer around 250 litres of space split between the fridge and freezer. A general rule of thumb is that 100 litres is roughly equivalent to five bags of food shopping.

What storage features do I need to look out for?

Regardless of the capacity, how much you can actually fit inside your fridge or freezer can be hugely impacted by the internal configuration. The number of shelves, drawers and type of door storage are all important things to compare. Look at how flexible the storage is and whether shelves and door storage can be moved to accommodate larger items. Think about the kinds of items you buy regularly: you may need plenty of space for fruit and vegetables, or ample space in the door to store big milk bottles.

Are all integrated fridge freezers a standard size?

Not quite. Most integrated fridge freezers are the same width and depth as a standard kitchen cabinet, but they can differ in height – if you’re replacing an existing model check the size of the space. If you’re designing a new kitchen you may need to check the plans to make sure the top of the fridge lines up with the rest of the cabinets.

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The best integrated fridge freezers to buy in 2024

1. Samsung BRB26600FWW/EU: Best mid-range 70/30 integrated fridge freezer

Price when reviewed: £699 | Check price at John LewisAs this mid-range fridge freezer comes with total no-frost technology you can ditch the ice scraper and tick de-icing off your to-do list. It’s highly configurable, too: the adjustable half width door bins in the fridge allow you to configure the space to suit even the tallest bottles, and a slide-out shelf at the top of the freezer means ice cube trays and other essentials are always within easy reach.

Samsung’s All Around cooling technology circulates air effectively around the space to ensure a consistent and even temperature throughout both the fridge and freezer, and the Power Cool and Power Freeze functions mean you can chill and freeze foods rapidly. What’s more, the digital inverter compressor will use energy efficiently by altering the power and running speed depending on how much cooling is needed. Users love the spacious interior and even lighting.

Key specs – Dimensions: 177.5 x 54 x 55cm (HWD); Fridge capacity: 193l; Freezer capacity: 74l; Door hinge: Right; Reversible: Yes; Fast freeze: Yes; Energy rating: F; Freezer star rating: 4; Temperature warning: Yes; Open door warning: Yes

Check price at John Lewis


2. Beko BCFD350: Best 50/50 integrated fridge freezer

Price when reviewed: £429 | Check price at AOThis 50/50 integrated fridge freezer is split in the middle, but that doesn’t mean you get the same volume of storage space in both the fridge and the freezer. Extra insulation around the freezer section means it has a 91-litre capacity as opposed to the 163-litre fridge capacity. That said, 93 litres is a good size for a small family and certainly an upgrade on what you get if you opt for a 70/30 split, and the frost-free technology minimises maintenance.

There are only three shelves, so the space inside isn’t as flexible as some other fridges, but the bottle rack means wine and other bottles won’t take up valuable shelf space, plus there’s a good-sized salad drawer.

Users rate this fridge freezer for its excellent value, but the lower price does mean you miss out on fancier features such as a digital temperature display.

Key specs – Dimensions: 177.5 x 54 x 54.5cm (HWD); Fridge capacity: 163l; Freezer capacity: 91l; Door hinge: Right; Reversible: Yes; Fast freeze: No; Energy rating: F; Freezer star rating: 4; Temperature warning: Yes; Open door warning: Yes

Check price at AO


3. Fridgemaster MBC54260F: Best-value 70/30 integrated fridge freezer

Price when reviewed: £324 | Check price at Amazon For just under £350, this fridge freezer is a budget-friendly choice. As it has a 70/30 split, the space favours the 189-litre fridge, but the 71-litre freezer has three drawers and enough space to store the basics.

The fridge has plenty of space to store a big food shop, and it’s fairly configurable, too. There’s a large salad crisper drawer plus five shelves, four of which can be adjusted to suit your storage needs, and with plenty of shelf positions to choose from, you can set this fridge up to store anything from a Christmas turkey to smaller everyday foods such as cheese and condiments.

The low price means that it doesn’t come with features such as frost-free technology, so you will need to manually defrost it every once in a while. You will also need to double-check that you’ve closed the doors properly – there’s no warning if you leave them open.

Key specs – Dimensions: 177.5 x 54 x 54.5cm (HWD); Fridge capacity: 189l; Freezer capacity: 71l; Door hinge: Right; Reversible: Yes; Fast freeze: No; Energy rating: F; Freezer star rating: 4; Temperature warning: No; Open door warning: No


4. Samsung Series 5 BRB26705DWW: Best energy efficient 70/30 integrated fridge freezer

Price when reviewed: £899 | Check price at AOThis Samsung fridge freezer is a high-end model and as such it’s the most expensive on this list. However, it has the best energy rating of all the fridge freezers here, so it will cost less to run. And as energy bills continue to rise, the upfront costs will be steadily offset by the longer term savings.

As you would expect at this price level, it comes loaded with frost free tech, precise temperature control, and all the latest cooling technology to help make it run as efficiently as possible. There are plenty of shelves including humidity-controlled drawers to keep your fruit and veg fresh, too.

But for the ultimate in flexibility, the freezer can be set as a fridge, so if you have an additional freezer elsewhere, you can use the lower part of this fridge freezer as whatever you need most. This is one feature that may prove invaluable at times like Christmas when your food storage needs might change.

Key specs – Dimensions: 177.5 x 54 x 55cm (HWD); Fridge capacity: 190l; Freezer capacity: 74l; Door hinge: Right; Reversible: Yes; Fast freeze: Yes; Energy rating: D; Temperature warning: Yes; Open door warning: Yes

Check price at AO


5. Liebherr ICBb 5152: Best premium 80/20 integrated fridge freezer

Price when reviewed: £2,265 | Check price at Appliances Directbest integrated fridge freezer Liebherr ICBb 5152

What price would you pay for the perfect integrated fridge-freezer? The Liebherr ICBb 5152 comes at an eye-watering initial cost, but its superb design and performance could make this appliance a viable option for some households.

There are several superb features that set this fridge-freezer apart from the rest. We were especially impressed with the ‘LightTower’ lighting system, which casts your stored foodstuffs in a homely and appetising glow. The fruit and veg and meat and dairy compartments keep foods fresher for longer by maintaining a temperature close to freezing, while the touch and swipe display enables slick, intuitive operability.

The ICBb 5152 has an unusual 80/20 split between fridge space and freezer space. This will suit users who don’t keep many frozen goods in their fridge-freezer – either because they have a separate chest freezer or they simply don’t consume much frozen food.

Key specs – Dimensions: 177 x 55.9 x 54.6cm (HWD); Fridge capacity: 202l; Freezer capacity: 54l; Door hinge: Right; Reversible: Yes; Fast freeze: Yes; Energy rating: E; Freezer star rating: 4; Temperature warning: Yes (Power warning); Open door warning: No

Check price at Appliances Direct


6. Bosch Serie 2 KIN86NFF0G: Best 60/40 integrated fridge freezer

Price when reviewed: £779 | Check price at John LewisIf you’re a fan of batch cooking and freezing meals, or you’re an ice cream and frozen chip fiend, you might find the freezer space in a 70/30 split fails to satisfy your needs. That’s where this 60/40 split Bosch comes up trumps: with a 76 litre freezer, you get more capacity than most 70/30 models.

This mid-range model is a low maintenance choice thanks to the frost free technology – you can say goodbye to wasted Sunday afternoons chipping ice away from the back of the freezer. Plus, the reversible door means you can choose which way it opens so that your kitchen flows nicely.

With temperature control, fast freeze and adjustable shelves, it has everything you need. Reviewers were particularly impressed with the quality of this fridge freezer.

Key specs – Dimensions: 177.2 x 54.1 x 54.8cm (HWD); Fridge capacity: 184l; Freezer capacity: 76l; Door hinge: Right; Reversible: Yes; Fast freeze: Yes; Energy rating: F; Freezer star rating: 4; Temperature warning: No; Open door warning: Yes

Check price at John Lewis


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