American style fridge - Page 2

PaddyG · #21 27.06.2015, 16:28

	Quote:	Tom1234
	But the one you linked to is 2/3 fridge, 1/3 freezer.

Ah crap. So it is. Bummer

Tom1234 · #22 27.06.2015, 18:07

	Quote:	PaddyG
	Ah crap. So it is. Bummer

Is your freezer going to be in your kitchen?

I ask because although we have a separate freezer - it's in another room and we find the freezer compartment in the fridge really useful for a few things that get used regularly.
I think most people with both probably do the same sort of thing - thus the combined fridge/freezer units.

PaddyG · #23 29.06.2015, 08:54

	Quote:	Tom1234
	Is your freezer going to be in your kitchen? I ask because although we have a separate freezer - it's in another room and we find the freezer compartment in the fridge really useful for a few things that get used regularly. I think most people with both probably do the same sort of thing - thus the combined fridge/freezer units.

No, it'll be downstairs in the cellar or laundry room.
We're kind of gradually coming round to the idea of having a fridge freezer as described above. Mrs G. isn't bothered whether we have freezer space or no, she just wants more fridge space

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#24 29.06.2015, 09:16

	Quote:	carlasmom
	If you are picking something with a freezer section anyway, I would recommend a french door refridgerator over the model you showed. http://www.samsung.com/de/consumer/h...RF24HSESBSR/EG Here the freezer section is at the bottom in drawers while the refridgerator sits on top at a comfortable height. That way you do not have to crouch in front of your refridgerator to grab ome veggies.

This one has a compact ice-maker you are looking for, inside a fridge instead of a freezer. These designs appear modular, and might be configurable. It may be worth contacting Samsung to see if they can configure something for you.