Bosch Bottom Freezer, Double Door 509 L Refrigerator KGN57AI50I

Bottom Freezer, Double Door: Everybody knows that warm air rises, so it just makes sense to have the coldest items at the bottom of the unit. The freezer bottom layout puts the food and beverages consumed most often within easy reach. Frozen foods are used less, so having them at the bottom leaves plenty of room for all of the fresh foods and beverages being refrigerated at eye level. This means no more kneeling down to get into the vegetable drawer. Another plus to this design is that the fridge portion is double-wide, making it possible to store larger items like pizza boxes or party trays.

Freestanding: This is the most common type of appliance which is not attached to or supported by any other structure.

The defrost mechanism in a refrigerator heats the cooling element (evaporator coil) for a short period of time and melts the frost that has formed on it.

The most important refrigerator design feature is the number, material and expansion of the shelves. A good amount of vertical space or a large expanding shelf is essential for any refrigerator because it increases the capacity of the shelf and can accommodate big food containers according to your requirement.

Wired, acrylic or tempered glass are the different types of materials used in shelves. Tempered glass shelves are usually the sturdiest.

Glass: It is stronger, more durable and less prone to cracking and breaking than regular glass. As a result, these shelves are more durable than plastic shelves, which crack and break under stress, and wire shelving, which tends to sag under the weight of heavy objects.