The COMFEE Retro Collection features design elements inspired by 1950s American refrigerators: rounded corners, curved door edges, chrome-style handle accents, and that distinctive vintage silhouette. It’s a deliberate aesthetic choice that brings character and personality to modern kitchens, rather than the utilitarian look of standard appliances. The black version adds a contemporary twist to the classic retro form.

The chiller box is a small compartment near the top of the fridge that runs colder than the main section. It’s designed for quick cooling only—perfect for chilling a bottle of wine or some drinks before guests arrive. Important: Don’t leave items in the chiller zone for more than 2 hours, as they may partially freeze. Think of it as a “quick chill” zone, not a freezer or permanent storage area.

No, this is a larder fridge (fridge-only appliance). The chiller box provides rapid cooling but is not a true freezer—it cannot store frozen food long-term. If you need a freezer, consider the COMFEE fridge freezer models like the RCT87WH1 (freezer-on-top) or RCB169BL2UK (174L with 4-star freezer).

The COMFEE RCD93BL2UKRT features “Low Noise” operation, making it suitable for open-plan living spaces, bedrooms, or home offices. While the exact decibel rating isn’t specified, COMFEE’s low-noise compressors typically operate at around 39-42dB—similar to a quiet library. You shouldn’t find it intrusive in everyday use.

At 84.1cm tall, this fridge is designed for under-counter installation under standard UK worktops (typically 90cm high). The compact 48cm width and 44.6cm depth mean it fits into most kitchen layouts. Remember to leave 5cm clearance at the back for ventilation and check your specific space dimensions before ordering.

Yes! The door is fully reversible, allowing you to configure it to open from either the left or right side. This is particularly useful for galley kitchens, corner placements, or spaces where door clearance is an issue. The user manual includes step-by-step instructions for reversing the hinge.

This means the fridge comes with a power cable but no fitted UK plug. You’ll need to either: (1) fit a standard UK 3-pin plug (13A) yourself, (2) have an electrician fit one, or (3) hardwire it to a fused connection unit. This is common with many European appliances sold in the UK. A qualified electrician can fit a plug in minutes.