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Why Buy a Chest Freezer?

If you're a fan of stocking up on food in bulk or need an area to store vegetables and fruits, think about a chest freezer. Look for features like lids with counterbalance that let you look through the contents without falling over your head or internal lighting to make organizing simple.

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

Size

A chest freezer is an abundance of storage that can be used in garages or utility rooms. It will let you store that glut of apples your neighbour gave you for winter crumbles or bulk-buys, such as whole sides of chicken wings and salmon. It will also make room in your freezer and fridge for the daily frozen staples.

We offer a wide range of white goods from trusted manufacturers with varying sizes and widths. You can choose a sleek, compact design that can be placed discreetly under your stairs or in an alcove. Or, you can opt for an extra large chest that can hold up to 519 litres and have enough space for all the meals for the party and even the batch meals.

Many models have one or more wire storage baskets, ideal for small items such as frozen veg or oven chips. The counterbalanced top isn't going to hit your head when you lift it. You can also make it a stepping stone to reach items at the back. Some models come with a speed-freeze feature, giving you that extra blast of coldness to get the most out of your fresh meals.

Verify that the freezer is certified to be used in a garage or an outbuilding that is attached to your home. Many are not built to operate in rooms without insulation at temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius. Doing so may invalidate your warranty.

Energy efficiency

It is important to determine the energy efficiency of any freezer, regardless of whether it's intended for home use or a commercial one. Refrigerators and freezers consume a lot of energy, therefore choosing an energy-efficient model will save you money over the course of. You can locate the Energy Rating on the page for the product, which will tell you exactly what it's expected to cost to run.

Size is another aspect to think about. Chest freezers are usually longer and lower than upright models, so you'll need to ensure that you have enough space in your home to accommodate one. Also, keep in mind that a larger freezer will consume more energy.

There are several brands that specialise in energy-efficient appliances, like Danby and Whirlpool. They have smaller footprints, and exceptional insulation, which can help keep frozen food cool for longer. They also offer great value for cost, with prices starting as low as PS250.

A chest freezer is a great option for anyone looking to avoid food waste and keep the essentials in a reserve for when the weather turns bad. A new freezer can be an expensive investment but will save you money over the course of time.

Noise

There is a chance that you are worried about the sound the chest freezer is likely to make when you're looking for one. After all, freezers are often quiet appliances so hearing a loud noise could be alarming. However, don't worry, there are reasons why your freezer may be making a noise and they're not always the bad news you'd expect at first glance.

Defrosting your freezer is essential if it's making a lot of noise. Chest freezers should be regularly defrosted in order to keep them running efficiently and to avoid ice build-up. This isn't as difficult as it seems.

There are numerous models to choose from, from small models for small spaces to large 500+ litre models that are suitable for large families. There are many options available regardless of whether you are looking for an elegant white home addition or something more garage friendly.

This garage-friendly model from Hotpoint offers a great combination of price and size. The 255-litre capacity gives you ample storage space for frozen meals and batch-cooked soups. The internal light and counterbalanced cover allow you to easily access food items at the bottom. It's also rated A+ in energy efficiency and comes with a power failure safe store feature, so you can put it on standby for 24 hours in the event that your home loses power.

Convenience

It is worth looking for chest freezers with features that will make them more practical. For instance, some have alarms or lights that go off when temperatures begin to increase - this can reduce food waste and may save you money over the long term. Some have lids that lock, which are helpful if you're worried about kids or burglars getting access to the contents of your freezer, especially if it's kept in a cold area such as a garage.

The majority of chest freezers lack shelves or drawers, which means that items at the bottom can be difficult to reach. Make sure you choose models with storage baskets that sit in the top, which can be lifted out to let you easily access those difficult foods. Some models also have controls on the bottom corner of the door, which can be especially useful for those who struggle to bend down or have trouble with your back.

This black chest freezer appears smart and is ideal for black chest freezer garage storage. It has a capacity of 312 litres, which is perfect for freezing meals or cooking in bulk. It also comes with a variety of useful features like an adjustable temperature and a safe power failure storage, and an instant freeze feature. It's also extremely efficient and is rated with an A+ energy rating.