10 Best Under-Counter Fridges UK 2024 | Igenix, Bush and More

This offering from Igenix is laid out with 3 shelves, all of which are adjustable, and 3 in-door compartments. The legs are adjustable too, so you can make sure it's sturdy and straight, even if your floor isn't. With 136L of storage, there is enough room for all your shopping. 

Furthermore, the door is reversible so it can comply with your kitchen layout. It has a useful A+ energy rating, and best of all, it's good value for money, perfect if you are on a tight budget but want something that will stand the test of time. For all these reasons, this product takes our number 1 spot! 

For a vintage vibe in your kitchen that doesn't involve forking out the megabucks for a Smeg fridge, this Bush larder is well worth a glance. And don't worry, it not only looks the part, but works tremendously well, too. 

Retro-chic aside, this appliance has an ample capacity (115 L) which can store up to 6 shopping bags of food! Additionally, there's a wine rack that can house two bottles of your favourite vino, and a salad crisper that means you can easily make the most out of its space. A white version is also available, as well as a separate freezer of the same design. 

Another compact combination from Cookology here, only this time with a higher fridge-to-freezer ratio for those who need it. This is an integrated under-counter appliance so as long as you have space you don't have to worry so much about its aesthetics as it will slide right behind your units. 

Many users are impressed with this product, particularly how deep it is compared to other options on the market. It comes with a bunch of convenient extras too, such as an auto defrost, a reversible door, an ice tray, and even an egg tray for those who keep theirs in the fridge. 

This is a great little fridge if you're looking to top up your cold space storage, or even use it as your main unit. It boasts an impressive 112 L capacity, as well as a positive energy efficiency rating. Plus, it has adjustable shelves should you need to store tall items or make room for other necessities. 

The build is simple but sturdy as you would expect from a well-established brand like Russell Hobbs, and the instructions are especially straightforward so installation shouldn't be a problem at all. Choose from white or black to suit your space. 

This beast from Liebherr has the best possible energy rating of A+++, and while it might be a bit pricey initially, you're sure to save that money over the next decade on your 'leccy bills. And, as well as being the leader in efficiency, it also has the largest capacity on our list. 

It comes with 4 shelves and 2 salad boxes, as well as a satisfying amount of space on the in-door racks. If you're looking for function and quality and don't mind paying that little bit extra upfront, then you're not going to be disappointed.

This clever combo from Beko may be compact, but just as the old saying goes, good things can come in small packages! With 3 adjustable shelves and a half-depth option, a large salad crisper and plenty of space in the door, it excels at organisation and maximising storage space. 

As well as a convenient reversible door this fridge is able to keep food fresh for up to nine hours in the event of a power cut. Even better, it comes with Beko's quiet stamp, meaning it is one of the quietest fridges around.  A great buy for smaller households or those wanting easy access to essentials in addition to a main unit. 

Our budget option this time round comes from Bush. This under-counter option has a credible 112 L storage space, so you won't have to compromise on your shopping, as well as a reversible door so you can choose which way the fridge opens depending on how it works with your kitchen. 

It also offers a small salad drawer, adjustable shelves and in-door bottle storage. The energy rating of A+ is not too bad either considering you'd usually pay more upfront for appliances above A. If you're on a tight budget, you can't grumble! 

Here we have a Cookology under-counter fridge and freezer. It's a reliable appliance with a respectable A+ energy efficiency rating and two doors, so you don't have to open the fridge every time you want to get in the freezer. 

Moreover, the freezer part comes with a nifty ice cube tray and ice scraper, which should save you from having to shovel the excess frost out with a knife from the kitchen cupboard. The only flaw is that if you're buying for a larger household, you may find the fridge to be rather small due to the inclusion of the freezer. 

Next up, Bosch's combination offering, which is as high in quality and as feature-packed as you'd expect. There's a good 125 L capacity with a roomy freezer to hold 7 shopping bags of food, a large salad drawer, and a helpful door-open alert which you'd usually only find in full-sized fridges.

With an excellent energy rating of A++, you will have to invest a few more pennies initially, but for the size and reliability, not to mention the fact that it's an integrated option, it's absolutely worth it. 

Getting us underway is Subcold's glass-door drinks fridge. With advanced compressor cooling technology, it'll keep your drinks chilled from 0 to -10 degrees, depending on how you set the temperature. It could also hold both food and drink if you needed it to, of course. 

Included are adjustable shelves and a lock and key, so you don't have to worry about the little ones getting their hands on any adult-only drinks. The downside is that it's known to be rather loud, which may be fine for the garage but could kill the vibe if you're watching a tense sports game only a metre away.