French door fridges are very spacious and are designed for bigger households. They are wider which allows for wider shelves creating even more space for storage. The later models are finished in a beautiful silver, grey or dark grey stainless steel. Very elegant. Featuring 3-4 doors, most french door fridge capacity ranges from 500L to around 800L. Most of these fridges come with a minimum warranty of 2 years while some go up to 3 or even 5 years. Brands such as Electrolux, Fisher & Paykel, Haier, Hisense, LG, Mitsubishi Electric, Samsung and Westinghouse have amazing French door fridges.
French door fridges have wide compartments: It makes getting fresh items simple - big shelves hold platters or pizza boxes perfectly.
The bottom-mount freezer: Which has pull-out baskets, so frozen food is grabbed easily without bending much.
Flexible storage: The shelves, door bins, and drawers can be arranged your way, holding different sized items nicely.
Energy efficiency These fridges save energy with LED lights and split cooling systems for fridge and freezer. This lowers power bills helpfully.
Appealing design: The sleek, modern design makes French door fridges look great in today's kitchens.
French door fridges typically offer a range of features, including:
Adjustable Shelves
Temperature-Controlled Drawers
Ice and Water Dispensers
Adjustable Door Bins
Dual Cooling Systems
Filtered Water
Smart Features
Child Lock
Fast Freeze and Quick Cool
Refrigerators get sorted into two main groups - ones connected to water pipes, and others that aren't.
Plumbed Fridge: They link up directly to water pipes. Inside, you'll find built-in ice makers and water taps. These keep supplying filtered water and ice cubes without needing refills. However, you must place them close to a kitchen sink or water pipe for proper hookup during installation - a plumber may be required.
Non-Plumbed Fridge: These models lack plumbing connections. Rather than pipes, they utilise removable tanks you fill manually. The ice makers and water dispensers draw from these refillable reservoirs. Non-plumbed fridges provide flexible placement since pipes aren't required. But you'll need to routinely refill the tanks to keep producing ice and dispensing water.
French and quad door fridges differ with door design:
French Door Fridge: Two side-by-side fridge doors at top. Freezer drawer below. Fridge section with ample storage and with wide shelves.
Quad Door Fridge: Four doors total. Two upper doors access fridge. Two lower doors access freezer. Separate doors allow organised access to fresh frozen foods.
