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Stylish French Style Fridge Freezers The sleek french door fridge freezers have a large refrigerator compartment on top, and a spacious freezing compartment below. They also have the largest capacities that are available. Our top picks include adjustable features such as doors with bins, shelves that can be adjusted and a full-width wine rack. Some of the features that make our top picks stand out include: Aesthetics Modern french door fridge freezers can make an elegant kitchen stand out. They are available in sleek stainless steel that can blend in with contemporary homes and various kitchen designs. They also have exterior water filters, ice makers and temperature control options. Some of our french style fridge freezer s even come with a special coating that hides fingerprints and other smudges which means they're less likely look worn over time. They are distinguished by their doors that swing open from the middle, rather than swinging to the left or right as traditional refrigerators. This makes them easier to use and is a better option for those with a physical disabilities or mobility issues. Additionally, the top fridge compartment provides more storage space for refrigerated items while the lower freezer has more space for frozen goods and ice cream. Aside from their user-friendly layout, French door fridges offer an appealing design over side-by-side refrigerators. The double doors add a sense of dimension and depth to kitchens which makes it appear more spacious and stylish. They are fitted with storage for snacks, condiments and smaller containers. This is a great feature for people who want to keep their food organized. Another bonus of the French-style refrigerator is that it can accommodate larger platters and large food items. This is especially useful for families with large families or who host guests frequently. These units also come with adjustable shelves and door bins that allow for more flexible storage. You can store different sized items without having to open the whole refrigerator, which decreases energy consumption. Of course, not everyone would like to have a fancy French-style refrigerator in their kitchen. If you prefer a more practical setup There are plenty of different styles of refrigerators that can suit your needs and budget. Take a look at our side by side refrigerators, bottom-freezer refrigerators, and compact French-door refrigerators to determine the best choice for your kitchen. Our experts in appliances can assist you if you're not sure. They can answer all of your questions and help you choose the perfect refrigerator to suit your lifestyle. Space With a French door fridge freezer you'll get ample storage in the refrigerator section as well as plenty of freezer space. There are models with three drawers in the bottom section. This is useful to store extra food items or other items that do not freeze well. These additional sections are a good option for larger families, and can help keep food items organized and easy to find. These French door refrigerators feature large compartments that are ideal to store items you use often, such as fresh fruits and drinks. You can also choose a model that has a full-width pantry drawer that lets you store and access bulk grocery items and meal preps without opening the fridge doors. This is a great space to store any raw meat or poultry in order to prevent cross-contamination. Certain models come with an additional drawer of a medium size at the bottom that can be used to store anything from icecream to frozen seafood. The temperature of the drawer can be adjusted to meet your needs. The freezer space isn't as big as you'll find on other models however, it's sufficient to satisfy the needs of a lot of households. If you are looking to maximize the freezer space in your French door refrigerator, look for models with adjustable shelves and storage options. This allows you to tailor the space according to your personal needs and can help ensure that the freezer is full to keep the ideal temperature for freezing. Cleaning your French door refrigerator freezer regularly is another method to keep it running at its best. This includes wiping down drawers and shelves with mild soap solutions and thoroughly drying them prior to reinserting them. You'll also want to clean the exterior of your fridge on a regular basis to remove fingerprints and keep it clean. You may want to consider using a stainless steel cleaner in the event that your refrigerator is made of stainless steel to keep it looking pristine. In addition to regular cleaning, you should defrost the freezer frequently (every few months) to prevent the buildup of ice crystals that can interfere with the operation of your refrigerator and reduce the efficiency of the refrigerator. Convenience French door refrigerators are designed differently from other refrigerator models. This allows you to access the items you keep. This makes it easy to grab the things you require throughout the day. For instance instead of juggling glasses, containers and other items when trying to grab food from the crisper drawers at the bottom of your fridge, you can simply open the French doors and reach it more quickly without a lot of clutter or having to bend down to find what you need. In the majority of cases french door refrigerators come with large refrigerator compartments that have wide shelving and storage bin options to keep fresh ingredients in a convenient location with less frequently used frozen meals stored in a pull-out freezer drawer. This is a great arrangement for those who wish to cook at home more often and want to keep large quantities of fresh produce, meats, and seafood in their refrigerator. You can also find models with advanced features like outside or in-door ice and water, specialized temperature zones and spill-proof shelves that help keep things organized. On the other side of convenience, French door fridge freezers typically have less room in the freezer, and aren't great for those who often use their freezer space to store items for the long term. They might not offer the same flexibility as a side-by-side when it is time to organize your freezer. This makes it difficult to store larger items, such as bags of frozen vegetables or leftover pizza. Certain models that have French doors have a 'door in door' feature which lets you store and grab snacks or beverages without opening the refrigerator's main door. This is a great option for families that want quick access to snacks and drinks without having to access the main fridge each time, but it's something that isn't available on all models of french door refrigerators. Energy efficiency A separate freezer drawer can keep fresh food items in a convenient location and is easier to access than a standard top-mounted refrigerator. This will make it less likely that you'll forget about the produce or let it go to waste, which is a major reason why a large number of people in Britain unplugged their refrigerators this year. The dual doors of a French-style refrigerator can also help keep cool air in and warm air out. In a regular fridge, each when you open the door, cold air escapes and then has to be brought back in—using significant energy to do so. With a fridge freezer with a French door that you can only open the door to half the fridge at once, so much less cold air escapes, and the refrigerator doesn't have to adjust its temperature as frequently. Compare the kWh consumption figures on Energy Star labels when shopping for a French-style refrigerator freezer. This will give you an idea of the amount the model consumes in a year, so you can be sure you're buying an efficient appliance for your home. You can also look for features that will cut down on your fridge's energy consumption further, such as a hands-free AutoFill water dispenser or advanced water filtration. These will cut down on the amount your fridge needs to do, keeping it operating at its maximum efficiency and lowering cost of energy in the long run. French-style refrigerator freezers usually have higher shelves and larger door bins. This makes the most of the storage space available to various food items. This means that you don't have to keep rearranging your storage containers or pitchers to find what you need, which could help you save time and frustration. There are a variety of options that will suit any kitchen. While French-style refrigerators with bottom freezers are ideal for those who prefer a top-mounted fridge There are a lot of other options. These include through-the-door water and ice dispensers and ice-makers with higher-end features, such as custom-temperature flex drawers and smart platforms, as well as built-in touchscreens. Take a look at all the possibilities and pick one that best suits your needs.