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Why Buy a Chest Freezer? Think about an upright freezer if you want to store food in large quantities or to preserve fruits and veggies. Look for features like lids that can be counterbalanced, which allows you to browse through the contents without having it fall over your head, or interior lights that make organizing easy. There are a range of designs that are ideal for outbuildings and garages. The majority require manual defrosting, but are quiet and energy-efficient. Size A chest freezer is a lot of storage which is perfect for garages and utility rooms. You can put away the apples that your neighbor gave you to make winter crumbles or big purchases like whole meals of salmon and chicken wings. This will also allow you to store your daily frozen staples in your freezer and refrigerator. We offer designs from a variety of trusted white goods manufacturers and are available in a variety of sizes and widths that make your home more comfortable. You can pick a sleek and compact model that fits unobtrusively in an under the stairs or in an alcove, or a larger chest with capacity of up to 519 litres to accommodate all those party snacks and batch-cooked meals. Most models come with one or more wire baskets that are perfect for small items like oven chips and frozen vegetables. The lid with a counterbalanced design won't strike you in the head when you lift it, and it can also be used as a ladder to reach items at the back. Some have a fast-freeze feature to give your food that extra blast of coldness. If you intend to keep your freezer in the garage or in an outbuilding that is attached to your home, check whether it's rated for use in that location. They aren't designed to operate in rooms that are not insulated below 10 degrees Celsius, and doing this may void the warranty. Energy efficiency If you're looking for a commercial freezer or one for your personal home, it's worth examining its energy efficiency. Refrigerators and freezers use up a lot of energy, therefore choosing a more energy-efficient model will reduce your expenses over time. You can find the Energy Rating on the product page, which will let you know the amount it is expected to cost to run. Size is another feature to consider. chest freezer suitable for garage are typically long and lower to the ground than upright designs, so it is important to ensure that you have enough room for one in your home. It is also important to keep in mind that the bigger the freezer, the more energy it'll use. There are a number of brands that specialise in energy-efficient appliances, such as Danby and Whirlpool. They have smaller footprints as well as superior insulated interiors, which helps keep frozen foods cool for longer. They're also great value for price, starting at under PS250. A chest freezer is the perfect option for those who want to cut down on food waste and have an arsenal of essentials in case when the weather gets bad. A new freezer is an expensive investment but will help you save money over time. Noise You may be concerned about the noise that the chest freezer is likely to make when you are shopping for one. It's understandable that a loud sound can be alarming, because freezers are generally quiet appliances. Don't be alarmed. There are a variety of reasons for why your freezer might be making noises. They're not all negative. If your freezer is making loud noise, you might need to defrost it. Defrosting chest freezers is necessary to keep them operating efficiently and to prevent ice build-up. Luckily, this isn't nearly as difficult as it sounds. There are a variety of models available to suit your needs and space from small models that are ideal for small spaces to large 500+ litre models made for large families. Whether you're after a smart white kitchen or something more garage-friendly, there are plenty of options to pick from. This Hotpoint model is perfect for garages, offering the perfect balance between size and price. The 255-litre capacity gives plenty of storage space for frozen ready meals and stews that are cooked in batches, and the internal lid that is counterbalanced and light helps in accessing food items at the bottom of the appliance. It is also A+ Energy Efficiency rated and comes with a power failure safe-store feature. You can keep it in standby mode for up to 24 hours in the event of a power failure. Convenience When you are looking for a chest freezer, you should be keeping an eye out for models with additional features that make the appliance more user-friendly. Some chest freezers feature alarms or lights that go off when temperatures rise. This helps reduce food waste and can help you save money over time. Some have lids that lock, which are useful if you're worried about burglars or kids having access to your freezer, especially if it's kept in an unheated area like garages. The majority of chest freezers lack drawers or shelves so things in the bottom could be a bit difficult to reach. Look for models that have storage baskets in the top. They can be lifted to enable you to reach those food items. Certain models also have controls in the bottom corner of doors, which is especially helpful if you have back issues or struggle to bend your knees. This black chest freezer looks elegant and is ideal for garage storage. It has a capacity of 312 litres, which is perfect for storing frozen meals and cooking in bulk. It comes with many other useful features, including an adjustable temperature and a safe power failure storage and the ability to quickly freeze. It's also very efficient in energy use and comes with an A+ energy rating.