Why Buy a Chest Freezer?

Consider a chest freezer if you are looking to store food in large quantities or need to preserve fruits and veggies. Look out for features like counterbalance lids that allow you to search the contents without it falling over your head or interior lighting to make organising easy.

There are also a variety of styles that are suitable for outbuildings and garages. Most require manual defrost but generally, they are quiet and energy efficient.

Size

A chest freezer can provide plenty of storage space which is perfect for garages or in a utility room. You can keep the apples that your neighbor gave you to make winter scrumptious or large purchases like whole portions of salmon or chicken wings. It will also let you keep your frozen staples for the day in your refrigerator and freezer.

We offer a wide range of white goods from trusted manufacturers that come in a variety of sizes and widths. You can choose an elegant and compact design that can be placed in a discreet under the stairs or in an alcove or a larger one with capacities of up to 519 litres for food items for parties and batch-cooked meals.

A majority of models come with one or more wire baskets that are ideal for small items like oven chips and frozen vegetables. The counterbalanced top won't hit your head when you lift it. You can also use it as an elevated platform to access items that are behind. Some have a fast-freeze function, which gives you an extra blast of coldness to get the most out of your fresh food.

Make sure that the freezer is rated to be used in a garage or an outbuilding that is attached to your home. Many are not designed to work in rooms without insulation that are below 10 degrees Celsius. This may invalidate your warranty.

Energy efficiency

It is important to check the energy efficiency of any freezer, regardless of whether it's a home appliance or a commercial. Fridges and freezers can use up a lot of energy and so deciding to purchase an energy-efficient model will save you money in the long time. You can locate the Energy Rating on the page for the product, which will tell you exactly the amount it is expected to cost to run.

The size is another factor to consider. Chest freezers tend to be larger and lower than upright models, which means you'll need to ensure that you have enough space in your home to accommodate one. It's also worth keeping in mind that the bigger the freezer will be, the more energy it'll consume.

Danby and Whirlpool are two brands that are specialized in energy-efficient appliances. They have smaller footprints as well as superior interiors that are insulated, which help keep frozen foods chilled for longer. Prices start at less than PS250.

A chest freezer is the ideal option for anyone looking to reduce food waste and have the essentials in a reserve for when the weather turns bad. Buying a new freezer can be a costly investment however, it will prove useful and help you save money in the long in the long.

Noise

If you're looking for an upgrade to your chest freezer, you may be worried that it will create quite a bit of noise. It's understandable that a loud sound can be alarming as freezers are usually quiet appliances. Don't be alarmed. There are many causes for your freezer to be making noises. They're not all bad.

Defrosting your fridge is required if the freezer is producing noise. Chest freezers need to be defrosted on a regular basis to ensure that they run efficiently and to prevent ice build-up. Fortunately, this doesn't have to be as much of a hassle as it sounds.

There are a variety of models energy efficient chest freezer to pick from, ranging from compact models for small spaces up to larger 500+ litre models for large families. Whether you're after a smart white kitchen or a garage-friendly option, there are a lot of options to choose from.

This Hotpoint model is perfect for garages and offers the perfect balance between dimensions and cost. The 255-litre capacity gives you ample storage space for frozen meals as well as soups cooked in batches. The interior light and counterbalanced cover make it easy to reach food items at the bottom. It's also rated A+ for energy efficiency and has a power loss safe store feature, so you can keep it on standby for up to 24 hours in the event that your home is power-less.

Convenience

When looking for a chest freezer, it's worth looking out for models with additional features that make the appliance more convenient. Some chest freezers have alarms or lights which activate when temperatures rise. This helps to cut down on food waste and can save you money over time. Some freezers come with lids that lock that are useful for those who are worried about children or burglars accessing their contents, especially if the freezer is kept in a garage.

Most chest freezers don't have shelves or drawers, which means that things at the bottom may be a little difficult to reach. Make sure you choose models with baskets for storage in the top. They can be lifted up to enable you to reach those food items. Certain models also have controls on the bottom of the doors, which is especially useful if you have back problems or are unable to bend your knees.

This stylish black chest freezer is garage-friendly and has a capacity of 312 litres -perfect to hold a family's freezer of ready meals or batch cooking. It also has a number of other useful features, including an adjustable thermostat and power failure safe storage and a speedy freeze function. It's also very energy efficient and has an A+ energy rating.