Why Buy a Large Chest Freezer?
Whether you're a fan of buying bargains at the grocery store or simply want to be prepared in case of an unexpected power cut, a chest freezer can be an excellent choice.
These huge freezers, with lids that sit on top, are perfect for garages and outbuildings. They are energy efficient as well as cost-effective to operate. They also have temperature alarms.
Large Capacity
A chest freezer is a great investment for bulk storage. In contrast to a smaller deep freeze intended for kitchen use larger chest freezers take up more space and are perfect for garages and outbuildings. They're also an excellent addition in commercial kitchens to store bulk food storage.
If you're in search of a massive freezer that can accommodate plenty of space and lots of features, check out the Whirlpool WHM3111.1. This sleek freezer is super-quiet and offers a variety of high-end features, such as fast freezing temperatures that are easily adjustable and an interior lighting system as well as a lockable counterbalanced lid. The Whirlpool WHM3111.1 can even keep food safe for up to 17 hours in the event of a power failure.
The Cookology CCF99WH is a white chest freezer that's on the smaller side, but still has plenty of space. It's ideal for smaller households or as an overflow for the kitchen. It is small enough to fit into an area for utility and has a capacity of around 100 litres that is equivalent to the size of five shopping bags.
This freezer comes with a one year warranty from the manufacturer and you can arrange to install it professionally and have the old freezer taken away for an additional charge. It's also an A+ energy rated model that won't cost you the earth to run. Frost-free technology prevents burns from freezing, and the double-top lid design allows easier access to frozen goods.
Convenience
A chest freezer is a great solution for anyone who frequently bakes or cooks at a large scale and requires additional space to store the products. A small freezer that is around 100 litres will suit two-person households, and there are larger 500+ litre models that are ideal for large families. The convenience offered by this type of freezer is hard to beat and it is a great method to keep food fresh longer than they would last in a fridge freezer.
This kind of appliance is priced to suit the majority of people, as you can find freezers that cost less than PS200. Currys' own-brand model, pictured above, is one of the most affordable on the market. It is garage friendly, and has a capacity of 198 litres that can accommodate 11 bags of groceries.
The Bush BECF99L is a fantastic option. Its unique shape allows it to fit in the corner of any room, and it still provides a good amount of storage at under PS200.
There are many features to consider when choosing the right refrigerator. Certain of them are more important than others, but they all have the potential to enhance your experience using this appliance. For instance, you might want a counterbalance lid that is open when you're searching through it. This prevents you from accidentally banging your head against the lid while digging through your frozen goods. You can also look for models with an interior light that illuminates the contents no matter what time you're sifting through your contents.
Versatility
A large chest freezer can be placed anywhere. This is in contrast to upright models that require doors to get them into your kitchen. This lets you find an area in your garage or utility room, or an unheated outbuilding.
We have a range of low-cost chest freezers for you to pick from. The Essentials C95CFW20, with its small footprint, is a fantastic example. It can be set in a corner of your home and still have plenty of room inside to store your frozen food items. It features an internal LED light, temperature controls and a counterbalanced lid that won't be able to fall on your head while you're looking through the frozen food products.
Another budget-friendly option is this Hotpoint model, which offers some extra space than the Essentials design, but it doesn't cost much. It's A+ graded and can be kept in your garage or unheated shed. This makes it the perfect choice for those who don't have the space to store a chest freezer, but who wish to keep their frozen food items. It comes with a convenient interior light and a Fast Freeze function so you can keep your latest purchases in the freezer right after you get home from your shopping trip.
Energy Efficiency
A large chest freezer is an excellent addition to any kitchen. A freezer is a must-have for anyone with children or cooks in large quantities. It's also a great method to store the bounty from your allotment.
But keep in mind that these colossal appliances need plenty of floor space to operate effectively and cannot be placed in a tiny or open-plan kitchen. It is therefore important to think carefully about the place where you'll put your freezer in the chest, and make sure that it is able to be easily accessed to your home and out without having to move around furniture or doors.
A lot of people use their chest freezers in a garage or outbuilding. chest freezers suitable for outbuildings Frydge can be a good option as it provides additional storage which isn't as costly to run as fridge freezers that you'll have in your kitchen. However there are a few freezers that are designed to be kept in these conditions, and it's important to check the optimal ambient temperature according to the specifications of the freezer.
This model is a great option for a budget, and it's extremely efficient in outbuildings. With a capacity of 207L (equivalent to 10 shopping bags) and plenty of internal storage space, it also has an adjustable lid that is fixed in the open position, allowing you to easily reach foods stored in the bottom without needing to raise it or rummage around for hours. It has a bright LED inside and a safe storage time of up 17 hours in the event of a power outages.