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Keep your drinks chilled and ready to serve with a dedicated beer fridge. Perfect for home bars, man caves, and outdoor entertaining, these fridges are designed to store your favourite beverages at the ideal temperature. At Retravision, we stock a range of Hisense and Haier beer fridges, featuring glass doors, LED lighting, and adjustable shelving for convenience. Whether you're hosting a party or just want an organised drinks fridge, explore our selection today!
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Bar fridges can be energy efficient, but their efficiency varies by model. Generally, they consume less energy than full-sized refrigerators due to their smaller size. To ensure better energy efficiency, look for models with an Energy Star rating
Yes, beer can be stored in a wine fridge. However, the temperature range for wine fridges is usually higher than that for beer, which is ideally stored at 35-45°F (2-7°C). If your wine fridge allows, you can adjust the temperature to better suit beer storage.
Yes, you can use a bar fridge to store food. However, due to its smaller size, it may not be suitable for large quantities of food or items that require consistent, precise temperatures. It's best for storing snacks, beverages, and other small items.
Wine fridges typically consume less electricity than standard refrigerators due to their smaller size. However, their energy usage can vary based on the model, size, and features. Look for models with an Energy Star rating for more energy-efficient options.
The difference between Quad Door, Side by Side, and French Door fridges lies in their design and storage layout. French Door fridges have a bottom freezer and two doors at the top while Side by Side fridges have two doors, split in the middle, with the fridge on one side and the freezer on the other.
Quad Door fridges are quite similar to French Door fridges but have an additional pair of doors just for the freezer section to provide increased organisation. Find the right fridge for you nn our handy Fridge Buying Guide.
For most fridge models, it’s generally best to allow around 50mm around the sides and rear of the fridge and around 100mm at the top to ensure the best performance of your fridge. Too tight a fit could cause overheating issues or the inability to take shelves and draws out for cleaning.
When buying a bar fridge, consider the following factors:
Size and Capacity: Ensure it fits in your desired space and meets your storage needs.
Energy Efficiency: Look for models with good energy ratings to save on electricity costs.
Temperature Control: Check if the fridge has adjustable temperature settings.
Design and Features: Consider additional features like glass doors, adjustable shelving, and specific beverage storage options.
Noise Level: Some bar fridges can be noisy, so consider the noise level if it will be placed in a living or sleeping area.
If you’re wondering how big a fridge do I need, then it’s generally best to allow around 200 litres of capacity per person. So for a 1-2 person household, 200-400 litres, for a 3-4 person household 400-600 litres and for 5 or more people, between 600 and 800 litres.
If you’re trying to figure out what fridge size to buy, then the best thing to do is firstly measure the dimensions of your space, and then take into account the size of your household and your habits. If you like to entertain, have kids at home, or like to shop in bulk, then it’s usually best to opt for a larger sized fridge.
A bar fridge is a compact refrigerator designed primarily for storing drinks and small snacks. It typically fits under counters or in small spaces, making it ideal for home bars or offices. A beverage centre, while similar, is specifically optimised for storing a variety of beverages and often includes specialised shelving for bottles and cans. Beverage centres may also feature glass doors and temperature controls tailored to drinks.
A wine fridge, or wine cooler, is designed to store wine at optimal temperatures and humidity levels. It helps preserve the wine's flavour, aroma, and longevity by providing a stable environment, protecting it from temperature fluctuations that can affect the quality of the wine.
The best fridge for your home depends on your specific needs and the layout of your kitchen. For instance, a small or medium-sized family could do well with a Single Door or Double door fridge. If you have a large family, consider Side by Side, French, or Quad Door fridges due to their larger capacity.
When buying a fridge, consider features like size, energy efficiency, features like adjustable shelves or the presence of a freezer compartment and the overall design that complements your kitchen's style. Also, take into account brand reliability and customer reviews. At Retravision, we stock a range of trusted fridge brands including, Samsung, Panasonic and Fisher & Paykel.
The ideal temperature for a wine fridge depends on the type of wine. Generally, white wines are best stored between 45-50°F (7-10°C), while red wines should be kept at 55-65°F (13-18°C). Many wine fridges have dual temperature zones to accommodate different types of wine simultaneously.
For transporting your fridge it's recommended to hire professional movers as they have the necessary equipment and knowledge to prevent any damage. However, if you're planning to do it yourself, secure all loose components, defrost before moving and keep the fridge in an upright position.
The right size of the fridge will largely depend on the size of your family and available space in your home. For a small family, a Top Mount fridge of 200-300 litres might suffice. For larger families, a fridge of 550+ litres might be necessary.
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