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While both Quad Door and French Door fridges offer convenient access to food storage compartments, they differ in their door configurations and layout. Quad Door fridges typically feature four separate doors—two for the refrigerator section and two for the freezer section—allowing for more precise temperature control and organisation.
In contrast, French Door fridges have two doors for the refrigerator section located on top, with a bottom freezer drawer. This design may offer larger storage capacities in the refrigerator section and easier access to frequently used items.
The energy efficiency of French Door fridges can vary from model to model. However, many are designed with advanced cooling systems and insulations to maintain stable temperatures, increasing their energy-efficiency.
Learn more in our Fridge Buying Guide.
The primary benefits of a French Door fridge include increased storage space, especially for wider items, the ability to open only half the fridge at a time conserves cold air while offering increased organisation with more shelves and compartments. French door fridges are often more ergonomically designed as the most used section, the fridge, is at eye level.
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.
The choice between a French Door and a Side by Side fridge largely depends on personal preference and needs. French Door fridges typically offer more refrigerator storage space, especially for wider items, and are more energy efficient. Side by Side fridges offer better access to the freezer, which is useful if you freeze a lot of food, and often come with an integrated water and ice dispenser.
A French Door fridge is a type of refrigerator with a two-door system on top for the refrigerator compartment and a freezer drawer at the bottom. This design provides a wider space for storing large items and reduces the amount of cold air that escapes when the fridge is opened.
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