Integrated Fridge Freezers
Pack in the Weekly Shop with an Integrated Fridge Freezer. Create more counter space and a streamlined look with an integrated fridge freezer from Reliant. Our range of built-in fridge freezers features generous capacities, making them ideal for busy households.
Built-In Fridge Freezers for Compact Spaces
Is your kitchen short on floor space? An integrated fridge freezer from Reliant allows you to tuck your essential cooling away inside a standard housing unit. By fitting your appliance into existing cupboards, you can store all your fresh and frozen favourites without cluttering your kitchen layout.
Achieve a Minimalistic Kitchen Aesthetic
One of the primary benefits of a built-in fridge freezer is how perfectly it complements a modern, minimalist aesthetic. If you prefer hiding appliances like dishwashers and washing machines behind matching furniture doors, you’ll love our integrated range. It’s the ultimate way to achieve a "hidden" look that keeps the focus on your cabinetry.
HYE Integrated Fridge Freezers
If you are looking for the perfect blend of modern innovation and energy efficiency, HYE integrated fridge freezers are an outstanding choice. Our range of HYE appliances often features Total No Frost technology, which maintains a consistent, dry atmosphere to prevent ice crystals from forming. This means you’ll never have to manually defrost your freezer again. With whisper-quiet operation and intelligent temperature controls, a built-in HYE fridge freezer ensures your groceries stay fresher for longer, all while hiding discreetly behind your kitchen cabinetry.
Maximise Your Kitchen Layout
By swapping a bulky freestanding unit for a built-in model, you can rethink your entire kitchen flow. Replacing a standard cupboard with an integrated fridge freezer frees up valuable floor area, enough room, perhaps, for that breakfast bar or small dining table you’ve been dreaming of!
Affordable Integrated Fridge Freezers
Grab a bargain today at Reliant. With our competitive low prices and impressive energy ratings, you don’t have to compromise on quality to get a great deal. Explore our affordable built-in fridge freezers and find a high-spec model that fits your budget.
Shop the Full Range at Reliant
Looking for something different? We have you covered. Beyond our integrated models, you can shop our complete collections of upright freezers, American fridge freezers, and even wine coolers. Complete your kitchen setup with Reliant today.
Frequently Asked Questions About Integrated Fridge Freezers
What is the difference between an integrated and a built-in fridge freezer?
In the world of kitchen design, these terms are often used interchangeably! Both refer to appliances designed to be installed inside a kitchen housing unit and hidden behind a matching cabinet door. Whether you call it integrated or built-in, the result is the same: a seamless, "hidden" look that blends perfectly with your kitchen décor.
Are integrated fridge freezers a standard size?
Most integrated models are designed to fit into a standard 60cm wide kitchen cabinet. However, the height can vary depending on the capacity and the "split" (e.g., 50/50 or 70/30) between the fridge and freezer sections. Always double-check your cabinet aperture measurements against our product specifications before buying.
What does the "split" mean (70/30 vs 50/50)?
This refers to how much space is allocated to each section. A 50/50 split gives you equal room for fresh and frozen goods. A 70/30 split provides a much larger fridge area at the top and a smaller freezer at the bottom—perfect if you prefer cooking with fresh ingredients but still need space for a few frozen essentials.
Can I install a built-in fridge freezer myself?
While a DIY enthusiast might be able to handle it, we usually recommend professional installation. Because the appliance needs to be levelled perfectly and the decorative furniture door must be aligned precisely with the unit’s hinges, it can be a bit fiddly to get that "flush" designer look.
Do integrated fridge freezers need ventilation?
Yes! Because they are enclosed in a cupboard, they need a path for hot air to escape. Most kitchen units feature a cut-out in the plinth (at the bottom) and a gap at the back of the cabinet to ensure the motor stays cool and runs efficiently.