Need a freezer for under £100

chanelle2

I have been looking on freecycle for a freezer but am looking to buy one new as I need it soon and I have not received any replies on feecycle yet.

I don't mind whether the freezer is tall or one that is a under counter style feezer but I need more space as my current freezer is small. I don't have money to spend on anything at the moment but the only thing I will push my budget for is this (even if I am without a sofa) as I need to store meat and food ready to eat so in the long term I can save more. Any help?

Sarahsaver

freecycle allows you to request in your neighbouring region if you get nothing in your local one;)

crazyguy

You are quite unlikely to be able to purchase a brand new freezer for £50.00, unless you find a store closing down, I think you need to at least double your budget !

chanelle2

Yes, after looking around more I am doubling my budget but I don't really want to go over £100 but I can stretch to £130 although I'd prefer to stick to £100.

I want a freezer that can store a lot of meat.

crazyguy

Tescos have one here : http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.209-3164.aspx

£130.00

Or here for a few more : http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/l/refrigerators/1/29/sort=aol_saleincvat?cm_mmc=Google%20PPC-_-Type%20Generic-_-Refrigerators-_-Cheap%20Fridge

chanelle2

crazyguy wrote: »

Tescos have one here : http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.209-3164.aspx

£130.00

Or here for a few more : http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/l/refrigerators/1/29/sort=aol_saleincvat?cm_mmc=Google%20PPC-_-Type%20Generic-_-Refrigerators-_-Cheap%20Fridge

So that people know what I am looking for, a few comments - the Tesco one looks tiny. I can't see the capacity in litres (to determine how much it can store) but from the picture it looks like hardly anything.

Looking at the second link now. Thank you for them.

chanelle2

Also I'd probably prefer the ones which you open from the top rather than how you open a fridge because I feel they store more (even if it seems everything is lost inside, but I will label everything).

chanelle2

I probably need over 90 litres to fit in loads of meat as my fridge freezer has 80 and I can't store much in there (maybe a few days worth) whereas I want to store months worth.

crazyguy

chanelle2 wrote: »

Also I'd probably prefer the ones which you open from the top rather than how you open a fridge because I feel they store more (even if it seems everything is lost inside, but I will label everything).[/QUOTE

If there were no chest style ones on the second site try here :

http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/chest-freezers/107_1036_10036_xx_xx/xx-criteria.html?sSortInfo=price-asc&srcid=198&xtor=SEC-16-GOO-[Refrigeration_Generic]&mc!!!!!gg_goog_7904&gclid=CIS6oPOLhqoCFUEa4QodszwEzg

Or here :
http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/4548432/art/norfrost/c6aew-b-chest-freezer-whi.html?srcid=867&key=NRsvJEpgbeTQJdkjUGpWBCwcRHJbQdbpGu5EYAQ1Z0gtJUdxZ+/YLYx+AjJQDXtOFyVeXg==

GlynD

Try Iceland. They used to have some fabulous offers. Also Currys own range is ultra cheap.

dunholme

Don't forget Comet Clearance Auctions, though watch out for the delivery charge: http://www.clearance-comet.co.uk/kitchen-home/fridges-freezers.html