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The freezer in the garage or outhouse thread - successes and failures please?

Doc_N · 2013-05-09 10:41:27

Oddly, because large numbers of people want to keep a freezer out of the way in a garage, most freezers are deemed unsuitable by the manufacturers. They stipulate a minimum operating environment of 10° C, which rules out pretty much anywhere but the house itself in winter. And even if it works, the warranty is usually…

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MoneyMate Posts: 3,240 Forumite

14 May 2013 at 9:01AM

joeblack066 wrote: »

On a Frost Free yes....
Anyhow, Beko do one that's ok down to -15 degrees.

AS STATED BY OTHERS Turkish Beko seems to be the only manufacturer of domestic freezers not to rule out garage use (according to Which? because they use a different refrigerant) but Beko isn't a brand everyone would choose to buy. I've always been unimpressed with the quality.

I have a Beko upright freezer in my Garage for 3 years now no problems at all, And the outside temp did go down to -15:eek:

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