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60/40 Fridge Freezers

A 60/40 fridge freezer keeps the larger share for fresh food and a useful freezer below, which suits weekly shoppers who batch a few meals rather than stockpile. The split is the easiest way to pick a fridge freezer that matches how you actually eat, not how much you can fit in.

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Bosch KIN86NSE0G
Bosch KIN86NSE0G
£779.00
Save: 17%
£645.60
Bosch KGN362LDFG
Bosch KGN362LDFG

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 321 L • Split: 60/40

£799.00
Save: 19%
£649.00
Hoover HONCQ2T618EWK
Hoover HONCQ2T618EWK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 355 L • Split: 60/40

£399.00
Hisense RB3B250SAWE
Hisense RB3B250SAWE

Built-in fridge freezer • Total capacity: 252 L • Split: 60/40

£499.00
Hisense RB435N4BWE
Hisense RB435N4BWE

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 336 L • Split: 60/40

£499.00
Hisense RB390N4WBE
Hisense RB390N4WBE

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 304 L • Split: 60/40

£449.00
Fridgemaster MC50165ES
Fridgemaster MC50165ES

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 175 L • Split: 60/40

£209.00
Hisense RB435N4BFE
Hisense RB435N4BFE

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 336 L • Split: 60/40

£449.00
Hisense RB435N4BCE
Hisense RB435N4BCE

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 336 L • Split: 60/40

£449.00
Hisense RB390N4WWE
Hisense RB390N4WWE

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 304 L • Split: 60/40

£367.62
Bosch KIN86NFE0G
Bosch KIN86NFE0G
£849.00
Save: 11%
£759.00
Hisense RB390N4WCE
Hisense RB390N4WCE

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 304 L • Split: 60/40

£399.00
Haier HDPW5618DWPK
Haier HDPW5618DWPK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 349 L • Split: 60/40

£449.00
Hisense RB435N4WWE
Hisense RB435N4WWE

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 336 L • Split: 60/40

£449.00
LG GBM21HSADH
LG GBM21HSADH

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 304 L • Split: 60/40

£429.00
Indesit IKNH1261W4UK
Indesit IKNH1261W4UK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 270 L • Split: 60/40

£349.00
Save: 6%
£329.00
Bosch KGN33NWEBG
Bosch KGN33NWEBG

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 282 L • Split: 60/40

£599.00
Save: 17%
£499.00
Bosch KGN362WDFG
Bosch KGN362WDFG

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 321 L • Split: 60/40

£799.00
Save: 13%
£699.00
Hisense RB440N4ACD
Hisense RB440N4ACD

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 336 L • Split: 60/40

£499.99
LG GBV21L0EPY
LG GBV21L0EPY

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 344 L • Split: 60/40

£463.95
Midea MDRB202FGE01
Midea MDRB202FGE01
£229.00
Save: 19%
£186.00
Fridgemaster MC55251ES
Fridgemaster MC55251ES

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 256 L • Split: 60/40

£299.00
Hotpoint HPK 26362 XP5UK
Hotpoint HPK 26362 XP5UK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 316 L • Split: 60/40

£550.88
Save: 26%
£409.00
Midea MDRB424FGD01O
Midea MDRB424FGD01O
£329.00
Samsung RB34C652ESA/EU
Samsung RB34C652ESA/EU

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 341 L • Split: 60/40

£769.00
LG GBF3102EEP
LG GBF3102EEP

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 343 L • Split: 60/40

£549.00
Russell Hobbs RH145FF501E1W
Russell Hobbs RH145FF501E1W

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 174 L • Split: 60/40

£269.00
LG GBBSJ10EEP
LG GBBSJ10EEP
£548.98
Save: 9%
£499.00
Russell Hobbs RH145FF501E1S
Russell Hobbs RH145FF501E1S

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 174 L • Split: 60/40

£279.00
Hoover HONCQ2T618EBK
Hoover HONCQ2T618EBK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 355 L • Split: 60/40

£519.97
Save: 17%
£429.00
AEG ORC7P321DX
AEG ORC7P321DX

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 328 L • Split: 60/40

£799.00
AEG RCB632E2MX
AEG RCB632E2MX

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 331 L • Split: 60/40

£599.00
Smeg FAB32RCR5UK
Smeg FAB32RCR5UK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 331 L • Split: 60/40

£1899.00
Save: 17%
£1567.00
Russell Hobbs RH145FF501E1B
Russell Hobbs RH145FF501E1B

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 174 L • Split: 60/40

£279.00
Hisense RB390N4RBDUK
Hisense RB390N4RBDUK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 300 L • Split: 60/40

£899.00
LG GBV3100DPY
LG GBV3100DPY

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 344 L • Split: 60/40

£650.00
AEG ORC8M321CX
AEG ORC8M321CX

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 328 L • Split: 60/40

£1199.00
Save: 33%
£798.72
Haier HDW3618DNPK
Haier HDW3618DNPK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 341 L • Split: 60/40

£449.00
Haier HTR3619ENPB
Haier HTR3619ENPB

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 348 L • Split: 60/40

£799.00
CDA Florence Sea Holly Retro Sea Holly
CDA Florence Sea Holly Retro Sea Holly
£999.00
Save: 30%
£699.00
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1SS
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1SS
£559.00
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1AN
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1AN
£549.00
Save: 2%
£539.00
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1B
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1B
£494.10
Save: 12%
£433.20
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1W
Russell Hobbs RH185FF601C1W
£549.99
Amica FKR29653B/1
Amica FKR29653B/1
£529.00
Hotpoint H5X 82O SK
Hotpoint H5X 82O SK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 335 L • Split: 60/40

£676.99
Save: 51%
£329.00
Hoover HOCE4T618EWSK
Hoover HOCE4T618EWSK

Freestanding fridge freezer • Total capacity: 339 L • Split: 60/40

£360.05

Is a 60/40 split the right fit for your kitchen?

By PricePop Editorial Team · Last updated:

The 60/40 layout gives roughly 60 percent fridge to 40 percent freezer. If your weekly shop is heavy on fresh produce, dairy and leftovers with a modest stash of frozen pizzas and peas, this split saves you reaching past a half-full freezer to find the salad. Couples and small families tend to land here; bigger batch-cookers usually want a 50/50 or fridge-freezer-bottom American style instead. Read More...

Freestanding, built-in or tall and slim?

Most 60/40s on the market are freestanding, finished to sit between cabinets without a panel. Built-in and integrated options hide behind a cupboard door for a flush kitchen, but they're a smaller pool, so be prepared to compromise on capacity if a seamless run matters more. Tall freestanding 60/40s push useful litres up rather than out, which is the trick when your floor width is fixed.

Worth paying more for an integrated 60/40?

Yes if your kitchen is being designed around handleless cabinetry and a clean elevation matters. No if the cabinet run is already in and a freestanding model in stainless or white will tuck in neatly. Integrated stock is thinner across UK retailers, so plan ahead on lead times.

How much should you actually spend?

Entry pricing on a 60/40 starts in the low couple of hundred and climbs into four figures for retro, premium-finish or larger-capacity models. The honest middle ground for a frost free, sensible-capacity model from a known brand sits in the mid-hundreds. Pay more for No Frost, multi-zone airflow, quieter compressors and proper warranties; pay less if you accept manual defrost and a basic feature set.

Which features actually earn their keep?

Frost Free and No Frost variants remove the worst chore in fridge ownership and stop ice eating into your freezer space. Humidity-controlled crisper drawers genuinely extend the life of leafy veg. Fast cool and fast freeze settings matter more than they sound when you're loading a hot weekly shop. Variable-speed compressors are quieter and steadier on the bill than older single-speed units.

Will it actually fit, and where will the door open?

Measure the alcove width, height and depth, then add ventilation gaps the manual specifies, otherwise the compressor works harder and runs louder. Check left or right hinge, whether reversibility is supported, and that the door swings clear of adjacent walls or handles. The best appliance for the spec sheet is useless if the crisper drawer can't pull all the way out.

How long should a 60/40 fridge freezer last?

Treat a fridge freezer as a 10 to 15 year purchase and the maths on features changes. Spending more on a variable-speed compressor, a stronger warranty and a known-quantity brand pays back over the lifetime of the appliance, because the running cost and the repair-or-replace decision both arrive years later. The cheapest option on day one is rarely the cheapest by year five.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on how you eat. A 60/40 wins if fresh food drives your weekly shop, because you get more usable shelf and drawer space at eye level. A 50/50 makes more sense if you batch cook, freeze in bulk or buy frozen heavily. Neither is universally better; match the split to your routine.

No. Most modern 60/40s are frost free or No Frost in the freezer compartment, but some budget and compact models still use manual defrost. Check the specification line; phrases like Frost Free, No Frost or Total No Frost confirm you won't be chipping ice out twice a year.

A small household typically does well around 250 to 300 litres total. Couples and average families are comfortable in the 300 to 360 litre band. Anything above that starts encroaching on American-style territory and assumes you genuinely fill it; empty volume costs more to cool.

Yes, though the integrated pool is narrower than freestanding. Look for built-in and fully integrated specifications, sliding hinge fittings rather than fixed panels, and dimensions that match standard UK tall housing units (typically around 1770mm).

Freestanding sits in a gap with finished sides and a visible door. Built-in slots into a housing unit with ventilation routed through a plinth and a cabinet door fixed to the appliance. Built-in costs more, looks cleaner, and limits you to a tighter dimensional spec.

If the kitchen is the room you cook and live in, the styling premium is genuinely earned by daily enjoyment. If it's a utility space, you're paying for a curve and a colour you'll rarely see. Specs usually trail equivalent-priced modern units, so go in eyes open.

Stainless steel and stainless steel effect hide everyday marks well but pick up fingerprints near handles. Matte black is forgiving on dust but shows water spots. White is the easiest to keep looking new and the cheapest to replace if styles move on. Gloss finishes of any colour need wiping down most often.

Around 35 dB is genuinely quiet, comparable to a soft library hum and unobtrusive in an open-plan room. 38 to 42 dB is fine in a closed kitchen but you'll notice it from a sofa. Variable-speed compressors run quieter on average than the headline number suggests.