Chest Freezers

Looking for a spacious large chest freezer? Or do you need the extra food storage offered by a slimline chest freezer? Our range of chest freezers has you covered. Affordable to buy and economical to run, these reliable appliances can store enough food to feed a family several times over.

Explore the full collection below and order online today, with free nominated day delivery included.

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About Our Range of Chest Freezers

Whether you’re looking for a large chest freezer for your garage or a compact small chest freezer for your kitchen, we’ve got you covered at Cookology. With up to 418 litres of internal storage space, our chest freezers are hard to beat for sheer value. No other type of freezer offers as much storage space for so little cost.

Our range starts with a 99-litre model. Like many of our other freezers, these compact designs are available in black or white and feature a handy chill function. This allows the unit to serve as either a fridge or a freezer, switching easily between the two as required.

For bigger households, larger 142, 198, 293 and 418-litre models are available, so you can choose the appliance that best suits your needs. From slimline chest freezers to large family-sized models, every option comes with a removable food basket to help keep your items organised. Recessed rear hinges also allow these freezers to be placed closer to the wall, making it easier to maximise the space in your kitchen, garage or shed.

Looking for something smaller? Our tabletop freezers, integrated and freestanding freezers are all perfect for the kitchen or a smaller space.

 

Why Shop With Us?

New to Cookology? We’re proud to be one of Britain’s favourite kitchen appliance brands, having grown year after year since our inception in 2011. Today, our extensive range includes everything from ovens, hobs and extractors through to microwaves, air fryers and mini fridges.

All of our products come with free delivery and a 12-month warranty for complete peace of mind. On that subject, why not check out our Trustpilot reviews?

Chest Freezers FAQs

 

  • Do chest freezers use a lot of electricity?

    Generally, chest freezers do not use large amounts of electricity, but this can vary. Factors such as size, age, efficiency rating and thermostat settings all play a role in energy consumption. The colder you set the appliance, the harder it will need to work to maintain temperature.

  • Is a chest freezer the same as a deep freezer?

    Yes. The terms chest freezer and deep freezer are often used interchangeably. However, deep freezer is sometimes used more broadly to include upright freezers and slimline models as well.

  • How long do most chest freezers last?

    Chest freezers are designed to be durable and can often last up to 20 years with proper care. Their simple design and less frequent day-to-day use compared to other appliances contribute to their long lifespan. Build quality, frequency of use and regular maintenance can all affect longevity.

  • Which is cheaper to run, upright or chest freezer?

    Chest freezers are generally more energy efficient than upright freezers. This is because, when opened, they lose less cold air. Cold air is denser and tends to remain inside the freezer, meaning the motor does not have to work as hard to maintain the set temperature.

  • Are chest freezers more efficient when full?

    Yes. A chest freezer tends to be more efficient when full. The stored food acts as thermal mass, retaining cold temperatures and helping to keep the interior cool. This reduces the amount of work the motor needs to do.

  • How often should I defrost my chest freezer?

    It’s best to defrost and clean your chest freezer at least once a year, or sooner if ice begins to build up. To do this, unplug the appliance, remove the food and basket, and leave the lid open to let the frost melt. Wipe away water and loosened ice with a scraper, then dry the interior before plugging it back in.

  • Can you put a chest freezer anywhere?

    No. A chest freezer must be placed indoors with adequate ventilation. Cookology chest freezers are designed with recessed hinges so they can fit snugly against a wall, and they are also suitable for use in outbuildings, as they can withstand lower temperatures.