The Unique Appliances 30" Frost Free 510 Litre Retro Bottom Freezer Refrigerator UGP510LLGAC offers a delightful blend of vintage charm and contemporary functionality. Presented in a refreshing summer mint green, this refrigerator enhances any kitchen with a vibrant retro aesthetic while providing modern refrigeration technology. With a generous 510-liter capacity divided between a convenient bottom freezer and a spacious refrigerator section, this appliance meets the needs of busy households and those who love to entertain. Its frost-free operation ensures maintenance-free use by eliminating the hassle of manual defrosting, and maintaining optimal cooling efficiency throughout.
Highlights
510 Litre Capacity: Ample storage space for all your refrigeration and freezing needs, ideal for large families or those who entertain frequently.
Frost-Free Operation: Eliminates the need for manual defrosting by automatically preventing icy buildup, ensuring efficient operation and long-term preservation of food.
Summer Mint Green Finish: Offers a unique and eye-catching retro look that adds a stylish touch to any kitchen decor.
Energy Efficient Design: Reduces electricity usage, offering cost savings and environmental benefits.
Bottom Freezer Configuration: Facilitates easy access to refrigerator items at eye level, reducing the need to bend and enhancing user convenience.
Adjustable Glass Shelves: Provide flexibility in organizing contents and can be easily cleaned.
Electronic Temperature Control: Delivers precise cooling and temperature management to ensure food freshness.
Crisper Drawers with Humidity Control: Dedicated storage for fruits and vegetables helps maintain optimal humidity levels to extend freshness.
Bright LED Lighting: Ensures the interior is well-lit, making it easy to find items quickly.
Reversible Door Capability: Allows the door to be installed to open from either the left or right, accommodating any kitchen layout.
Quiet Operation: Designed to operate silently, enhancing the comfort of your living space.
