A French door fridge is for those who like their kitchen appliances to be a design feature of the room. They tend to feature bottom mounted freezers for convenience.

• French door fridges have two doors that open outwards to reveal the fridge cavity. They tend to offer excellent in-door storage.
• Most French door fridges feature an ice dispenser, a water dispenser or both. These are either plumbed in or come with a fillable water tank.
• French door fridges are considerably wider than top and bottom mount fridges. This results in more storage space but it also means you need to check your measurements thoroughly.

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A bottom mount fridge is similar to a top mount fridge except for the fact that the freezer cavity is at the base of the unit. They are sometimes referred to as upside down fridges.

• Bottom mount fridges put refrigerated goods at eye level, which will suit anyone who cooks predominantly with fresh ingredients.
• Buying a bottom mount fridge will mean that you may have to bend down to access frozen foods, however, most freezers tend to have pull out drawers for easy access.
• Bottom mount fridges tend to be more expensive than top mount fridges and offer less design variety but they more than make up for this in convenience.

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If you have specific needs and don't require a freezer, then a fridge only option may be cheaper and more suitable.

• Without a freezer, a fridge only appliance allows for more space to keep your food cool and safely stored.
• Even though a fridge in this category does not include a freezer, it doesn't mean you have to sacrifice other technology. Many fridges come with advanced features like dynamic cooling.
• While a freezer is usually a necessity in most kitchens, a fridge only appliance can be perfect as a second unit or to fit a specific need.

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A wine fridge keeps your wine collection in cellar conditions. They are a necessity for all wine connoisseurs and anyone with a desire to become one.

• Wine fridges control temperature, humidity, the stability of the unit and the amount of UV light. If a fridge can’t meet these criteria, it is not a wine cooler.
• Always shop for a fridge to suit your collection. If you have a diverse collection, consider a multi-zone fridge that can store wine at different temperatures simultaneously.
• If possible, purchase a model with adjustable shelving as this will allow you to modify the cavity to suit your need. Pull out drawers make it much easier to access your wines.

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Purchasing an efficient fridge can reduce your energy bills and the environmental impact of your household.

• Efficiency is measured using an index that rates the fridge’s energy use against the size of the appliance.
• This is subsequently translated into a star rating. Stickers display ten stars in total, the final four of which are reserved for super-efficient appliances.
• An efficient fridge may require a more substantial initial outlay but it could save you money over an extended period. It will also help you do your bit for the environment.