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Why Choose a Bottom Mount Fridge?
A bottom mount fridge places the fresh-food compartment at a comfortable height and the freezer at the bottom. This makes it easier to reach milk, drinks, vegetables and other items you use every day.
Many models also include pull-out freezer drawers, helping you organise frozen food without searching through one large compartment.
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Find the Right Size for Your Kitchen
Bottom mount refrigerators are available in different capacities for apartments, couples and larger households.
Before purchasing, consider:
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How many people are in your household
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How often do you buy fresh and frozen food
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The available space in your kitchen
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The amount of fridge and freezer storage you need
A larger fridge is not always the best choice. Select a model that provides enough storage without overcrowding your kitchen.
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Check the Dimensions Before You Buy
Always check the exact width, height and depth shown in the product listing. Two fridges with a similar capacity can have different external dimensions.
Remember to measure:
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The fridge cavity
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Ventilation space around the appliance
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Room for the doors to open
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Clearance for freezer drawers
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Doorways, hallways, stairs or lifts used during delivery
Checking these measurements before ordering can help prevent installation and delivery problems.
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Useful Features to Compare
Newer and more recent bottom mount fridge models may include helpful features such as:
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Frost-free cooling
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Inverter compressor technology
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Multi-airflow cooling
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Digital temperature controls
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Adjustable shelves
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Humidity-controlled crisper drawers
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Quick-cool or quick-freeze settings
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Reversible doors
Features vary between brands and models, so check the individual product description rather than choosing by appearance alone.
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Refurbished and Factory Seconds Options
A refurbished bottom freezer refrigerator has generally been previously used or owned. Its age, condition and features will vary between individual appliances.
A factory second bottom mount fridge may be unused or near new but may have packaging damage, small dents, scratches or other cosmetic marks.
Our collection may also include reconditioned fridges. Check the photos and description of each product to understand its exact condition before purchasing.
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Top Mount vs Bottom Mount Fridge
When comparing a top mount vs bottom mount fridge, think about which section you use most often.
A top-mount fridge keeps the freezer above the refrigerator. A bottom-mount model keeps fresh food higher and places frozen food underneath.
A bottom mount refrigerator may be more convenient if you regularly reach for fresh groceries, while a top-mount design may suit customers who use the freezer more frequently.
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Choose a Fridge That Suits Your Home
When browsing our bottom mount fridge sale, compare more than just the price. Check the capacity, dimensions, freezer layout, energy-rating information, appliance condition and available warranty.Â
Whether you need a compact model or a larger family fridge, Lucky White Goods offers refurbished and factory seconds options to help you find a suitable appliance at an affordable price.
For more help choosing the right size, layout and features, explore our Fridge Buying Guide before making your purchase.
FAQs
What is a bottom mount fridge?
A bottom mount fridge has the fresh-food compartment on top and the freezer underneath. This keeps everyday items such as milk, drinks, fruit and vegetables at a comfortable height, while frozen food is stored in the lower section.
What is the difference between a top mount and bottom mount fridge?
A top mount fridge has the freezer above the fresh-food compartment. A bottom mount model places the refrigerator above and the freezer below.
A bottom mount fridge may be more convenient if you use fresh groceries more frequently, while a top mount model may suit households that regularly access frozen food.
Are bottom mount fridges expensive to run?
Running costs depend on the fridge’s capacity, energy consumption and efficiency—not only on its layout. Compare models of a similar size using the Energy Rating Label and the annual energy-consumption figure shown in kilowatt-hours.
A large five-star fridge can still consume more electricity than a smaller five-star model, so both capacity and annual consumption should be considered.
What size bottom mount fridge do I need?
As a general guide:
- 1–2 people: approximately 250–380 litres
- 3–4 people: approximately 350–530 litres
- Larger households: consider 440 litres or more, depending on shopping and storage habits
These are starting points rather than strict rules. Consider how often you shop, how much frozen food you keep and the space available in your kitchen.
How much space should I leave around the fridge?
The required clearance varies between brands and models. Check the installation instructions for the exact space needed at the sides, back and top of the appliance.
Leaving the correct clearance supports ventilation, allows the doors to open properly and helps the fridge operate as intended. Do not rely on one general measurement for every refrigerator.
What temperature should my fridge and freezer be?
Refrigerated food should be kept at 5°C or colder under Australian food-safety guidance. Many households set the fridge close to 3°C or 4°C to help maintain a safe temperature as the door is opened during the day.
A freezer is commonly set to approximately −18°C, but always follow the appliance manufacturer’s instructions.
Do bottom mount fridges have freezer drawers?
Many bottom mount models have pull-out freezer drawers or baskets. These can make it easier to separate meat, vegetables, frozen meals and smaller items.
Freezer layouts vary, so check the product photographs and description to see whether a model has drawers, shelves or separate compartments.
Will a bottom mount fridge fit in my kitchen?
Bottom mount fridges are available in different widths, heights and depths. For example, current models can be around 699–796 mm wide and approximately 1725 mm high, but measurements differ considerably between products.
Before ordering, measure:
- The width, height and depth of the fridge space
- Required ventilation clearance
- Space for the doors and freezer drawers
- Doorways, lifts, stairs and hallways used during delivery
Always use the dimensions listed for the individual appliance.
Can bottom mount fridge door shelves hold large milk bottles?
Many models include deep door bins designed for milk cartons, juice bottles and soft drinks. However, shelf depth and height vary between refrigerators.
Check the internal photographs and product specifications when you regularly store 2-litre or 3-litre bottles.
More tips & advice
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