Freezers

A chest freezer is a top loader: you open the lid on top and stack the products inside. That gives you plenty of freezer capacity per euro and is ideal for large stocks. A freestanding freezer is an upright model with drawers, so you can find things more easily and the appliance stays well organised in daily use. Choose the chest freezer if space and price come first, and the freestanding freezer if you value keeping an overview.

A handy rule of thumb is roughly 50 to 60 litres per person. For a two-person household that works out at around 100 litres, and for a family of four you soon reach 200 to 250 litres. If you freeze a lot, meat, fish or the harvest from the garden for example, add some extra room and choose a more generous chest freezer. Work it out beforehand and you avoid ending up with an appliance that is too small, or buying a needlessly large freezer.

No Frost means that no layer of ice builds up in the freezer, so you no longer have to defrost the appliance by hand. That saves you time and hassle and keeps the contents easy to reach. You mainly see this function on freestanding models. Check for each model in the range whether No Frost is included, because not every freezer has this function.

Our freezer range consists almost entirely of Heinner models, alongside a single model from Fram. That covers a wide variety of needs, from a compact extra freezer to a large chest freezer for bulk storage. Every model comes with a 5 year warranty, free delivery and installation and Trusted Shops buyer protection.

Yes. On every freezer at Pro Witgoed you get a 5 year warranty and free delivery and installation. On top of that you buy with Trusted Shops buyer protection, so your purchase has extra cover. That way you know where you stand in advance, and once it has been delivered you have nothing to arrange for the positioning of your new freezer.