Refrigerators

Admiral Refrigerators

Amana Refrigerators

Americana Refrigerators

Avanti Refrigerators

Black & Decker

Bosch Refrigerators

Caloric Refrigerators

Crosley Refrigerators

Dacor Refrigerators

Danby Refrigerators

Electrolux Refrigerators

Fedders Refrigerators

Fisher & Paykel Refrigerators

Frigidaire Refrigerators

GE Refrigerators

Haier Refrigerators

Hoover Refrigerators

Hotpoint Refrigerators

Igloo Refrigerators

Jenn-Air Refrigerators

Kenmore Refrigerators

KitchenAid Refrigerators

Koolatron Refrigerators

LG Refrigerators

Magic Chef Refrigerators

Maytag Refrigerators

Miele Refrigerators

Nostalgia Electrics Refrigerators

Roper Refrigerators

Samsung Refrigerators

Sub-Zero Refrigerators

Summit Appliance Refrigerators

Tappan Refrigerators

Viking Refrigerators

Whirlpool Refrigerators

White-Rodgers Refrigerators

What are the different types of Refrigerators?

Side by Side Refrigerators - Side by Side Refrigerators have a left and right door.  Typically the left door is smaller and contains the freezer.  The right door is larger and contains the refrigerator portion of the appliance. 

Lower Freezer Refrigerators - Refrigerators with an upper refrigerator portion and a lower freezer portion have gained popularity in recent years. 

Upper Freezer Refrigerators - Refrigerators with an upper door freezer are the most common type of refrigerator produced.

French Door Refrigerators - French Door Refrigerators have an upper refrigerator section with a left and right door.  The bottom portion of the unit is a pull out freezer drawer.  As the freezer portion is typically used less frequently than the refrigerator portion the elevated refrigerator section is more ergonomic. 

Built in Refrigerators - Built in refrigerators are faced with matching cabinetry to blend into the kitchen design rather than contrasting as with most other appliance styles.

Mini Refrigerators - Mini Fridges work well in small offices or dorm rooms to keep a small amount of food cold. Some compact refridgerators have a freezer section in addition to the refrigerator compartment.

Thermoelectric Refrigerators - DC powered thermoelectric coolers produce either cooling or heating using heat pump technology.

Outdoor Refrigerators - Outdoor fridges are generally used on patios near outdoor grilles.  Most outdoor refrigerators are smaller and need to be made of materials that will handle the outdoor weather conditions.

What are the different names for Refrigerators?

Refrigerators are called the following names; Built in Refrigerator, Cold-Storage Box, Compact Fridge, Cooler, Cooling Apparatus, Deepfreeze, Deep Freezer, Electric Refrigerator, Freezer, French Door Refrigerator, Fridge, Icebox, Locker, Mini Fridge, Outdoor Refrigerator, Quick Freezer, Refrigeration Equipment, and Refrigerator Car.