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An integrated fridge is built to vanish. It takes a cabinetry panel on the door and sits flush in a joinery cavity, so the finished wall reads as kitchen, not as appliance. Our upright integrated columns are 1770mm tall and 540mm wide - the standard European integrated cavity - in a 265L fridge, a 214L freezer, or a 241L fridge and freezer in one column, each $1,422. For a wider run, the 479L integrated fridge-freezer combo spans 1080mm.
The question that decides an integrated purchase is whether it fits the cavity, and the answer is on every product page: exact height, width and depth, and door swing. Every unit in this range is front-venting, which is non-negotiable for built-in installation - a rear-venting fridge cooks itself inside joinery. Front-venting models expel heat through the kick grille, so the sides, top and rear can be fully enclosed.
Pair a 265L fridge column with a 214L freezer column side by side for a full integrated fridge-freezer wall in 1080mm, or take the 241L single column where there is one cavity to fill. The columns run at 42dB on 0.5kWh a day; the under-counter models are quieter still at 39dB from 0.24kWh.
At the compact end, integrated under-counter models are 820mm high and 595mm wide for a standard 600mm cavity beneath an Australian benchtop: a 111L fridge or 96L freezer at $947, or a 207L fridge and freezer pair spanning 1190mm. For an alfresco kitchen, the Blastcool 130L is fully integrated in 316 marine-grade stainless with published cavity and ventilation clearances.
If you want a built-in fridge without commissioning a custom panel, under-bench fridges install flush and keep their own door finish. If the fridge should be seen rather than hidden, the glass door range makes it a display piece. For standalone frozen storage from 36L minis to commercial uprights, see bar freezers.
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