Single Door Fridges
Maximise your fresh food storage with the Hisense single door fridge range. Designed for ultimate spatial efficiency, these dedicated refrigerators remove the standard freezer split to offer large, uninterrupted cooling cavities. Perfect for families needing standalone refrigeration or extra side-by-side configuration. Our single door fridge models feature reversible doors, advanced humidity controls, and smart connectivity for seamlessly integrated, flexible kitchen cooling.
How to Choose the Right Integrated Fridge Freezer
Finding the perfect integrated fridge freezer layout comes down to your kitchen floor plan, existing cabinet dimensions, and how frequently your household buys fresh versus frozen ingredients.
Integrated Double Door Fridge Freezers
The ultimate choice for standard full-height kitchen cabinets, these versatile double door configurations combine fresh and frozen storage into one seamless footprint and come in various 50/50, 60/40, or 70/30 capacity splits to suit your shopping habits.
Integrated Larder Fridges
Perfect for large families who demand maximum capacity for fresh produce, tall larder fridges dedicate 100% of their interior volume to chilled goods and pair perfectly alongside a matching integrated upright freezer.
Integrated Undercounter Fridges
Ideal for studio apartments, home bars, or secondary workspace cooling, these compact built-under larders slide entirely beneath standard 60cm worktops to keep your daily essentials close at hand while preserving floor space.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the 50/50, 60/40, and 70/30 split ratios mean?
Split ratios indicate how the total internal storage capacity is divided between the fridge and the freezer compartments. A 50/50 split divides the appliance equally, a 60/40 split gives slightly more space to fresh groceries, and a 70/30 layout maximises the top refrigerator compartment for households that prefer fresh food over frozen goods.
Do Hisense integrated appliances use sliding or fixed hinges?
Hisense offers models featuring both hinge types to match your kitchen layout. Sliding hinge variants mount the furniture door directly to the cabinet, sliding on a rail system when opened, while fixed (door-on-door) hinge configurations anchor the heavy kitchen panel right onto the appliance door for a wider opening angle.
Does an integrated fridge freezer need ventilation?
Yes, built-in cooling appliances require proper airflow to prevent the compressor from overheating. Air must be allowed to enter through a plinth grill at the bottom of the cabinetry, pass up behind the back of the fridge freezer, and escape through a ventilation gap at the top of the housing unit.