25 Surprising Facts About Where To Buy Chest Freezer

Why Buy a Chest Freezer?

Think about a chest freezer if are looking to store food in large quantities or to preserve fruits and vegetables. Look out for deep freezer chest like counterbalance lids that allow you to look through the contents without falling on your head, or interior lights to make organising easy.

You can also find a choice of designs ideal for garages and outbuildings. Most require manual defrost but generally, they are quiet and energy efficient.

Size

A chest freezer is an excellent way to store a lot of food items in an area like a garage or utility room. You can put away the apples that your neighbor gave you to make winter crumbles or large purchases like whole portions of salmon or chicken wings. It will also make space in your fridge and freezer to store the everyday frozen staples.

We have a wide selection of white goods from trusted manufacturers in various sizes and widths. You can pick an elegant, compact model which will easily fit under your stairs or in an alcove. You can also choose a larger chest of up to 519 litres, with enough space to accommodate all the meals for the party and even the batch meals.

Many models include one or more wire storage baskets, ideal to store small items such frozen veg and oven chips. The counterbalanced lid won't hit your head when you lift it, and it can be used as a ladder to reach things at the back. Some come with a fast-freeze feature to give your food an extra blast of coldness.

Verify that the freezer is designed to be used in a garage or outbuilding that is attached to your home. Most are not designed to work in rooms without insulation that are below 10degC. This could make your warranty invalid.

Energy efficiency

Whether you're looking for a commercial freezer or one for your own home, it's important to evaluate its energy efficiency. Fridges and freezers can consume plenty of energy, therefore choosing an energy-efficient model will reduce your expenses over time. The Energy Rating is displayed on the product's page and will tell you how much the appliance is likely to cost.

Another aspect to consider is its size. Chest freezers are generally larger and lower than upright models, which means you'll need to make sure that you have enough space in your home to accommodate one. You should also keep in mind that a bigger freezer will consume more energy.

Danby and Whirlpool are two brands that specialize in energy-efficient appliances. They are smaller in footprint and have superior insulation, which helps keep frozen food cold for longer. They're also great value for money, with prices starting at under PS250.

A chest freezer can aid in avoiding food waste, and will also help you store essentials in case of bad weather. A new freezer may be a costly investment however, it will be beneficial and help you save money in the long run.

Noise

You might be worried about the sound the chest freezer is likely to make when you are shopping for one. It's normal to be concerned that a loud sound can be alarming, since freezers are generally quiet appliances. Don't be alarmed. There are a myriad of reasons that your freezer could be making noises. They're not all negative.

If your freezer is making a loud sound, you may have to defrost it. Defrosting chest freezers is essential to ensure they are operating effectively and to avoid the accumulation of ice. Luckily, this isn't as difficult as it might sound.

There are plenty of models to fit your needs and space, from compact models perfect for small spaces, to huge 500+ litre models made for large families. If you're looking for a sleek white addition to your kitchen or something more garage-friendly, there are plenty of options to choose from.

This garage-friendly model from Hotpoint offers a great balance between size and price. The capacity of 255 litres will give plenty of storage space for frozen ready meals and stews that are cooked in batches, and the internal lid with a counterbalanced and light weight helps with accessing foods at the bottom of the appliance. It's also rated as A+ energy and comes with a power-outage safe store feature, so you can safely leave it on standby for as long as 24 hours if your home loses power.

Convenience

When shopping for a chest freezer it's worth taking note of models with extra features that make the appliance more user-friendly. For example, some feature alarms or lights that turn on if the temperature starts to increase - this can reduce food waste and may save you money in the end. Some freezers have lockable lids that are useful for those who are concerned about burglars or kids accessing their contents, particularly when the freezer is kept in garages.

The majority of chest freezers lack shelves or drawers, so items at the bottom can be difficult to reach. Look for models with storage baskets that sit in the top -these lift out to let you easily get to those more difficult foods. Some models also have control panels at the bottom corner of doors, which can be helpful if you have back problems or struggle to bend your knees.

This stylish black chest freezer is suitable for garage use and offers a large capacity of 312 litres, which is perfect to store a family's frozen ready meals or batch cooking. It's also equipped with numerous other useful features, like an adjustable temperature and safe power loss storage, and a quick freeze function. It is also extremely energy efficient and is rated an A+ rating.