Best Integrated Refrigerators for 2024 - Ranked

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Join Steve and Fran as they discuss the best integrated refrigerators by going over top brands and their key features. Integrated refrigerators seamlessly blend into your kitchen, offering a sleek look without compromising on performance.
👉 Sub Zero: Pioneers in integrated refrigeration since 1997, Sub Zero offers a range of configurations with outstanding build quality, air scrubbing filters, and unbeatable seals. Explore their unique nanotechnology shelving and more.
👉 Monogram: A newcomer with impressive promotions, Monogram introduces features like temperature-controlled drawers, stainless backs, and innovative water dispensing options. A strong contender in the integrated market.
👉 SKS: LG's upper crust, SKS presents reliability, quiet operation, and spacious interiors. With advanced features like stainless steel interiors, internal water dispensers, and a diverse range of models, SKS earns a top grade.
👉 Fisher Paykel: Offering affordability without compromising reliability, Fisher Paykel stands out with sensor-driven temperature control. Explore their line for a balance of price and features.
👉 Viking: Steve and Fran share honest insights into Viking refrigerators, emphasizing the importance of reliability and service. Considerations for those who value American-made products.
👉 Thermador: Known for its French door model, Thermador shines with stainless steel interiors and upcoming innovations. An 'A' grade for its performance, availability, and the '1-2-Free' program.
👉 Miele: Comparable to Thermador, Miele adds a touch of elegance with exceptional lighting and controls. An 'A' grade for its consistent performance and unique features.
👍 Conclusion: Steve and Fran wrap up the integrated refrigerators review, offering grades and insights into each brand. If you enjoyed this format, hit subscribe for more, and check out the comparison with professional fridges!
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:17 Sub-Zero
2:01 Monogram
3:02 Signature Kitchen Suite
4:28 Fisher & Paykel
5:48 Viking
7:16 Thermador
8:21 Miele

[@729nodlehs]

thanks for your videos, i think ive seen every fridge video you have posted as im in the buying process. Great Content, im between thermador and SKS and it seems every day i go back and forth. 😮‍💨

[@youtubeizleyicisi2022]

Hello from Turkey! I really enjoyed to watch your videos. US appliances are different than European appliances.
I want to inform you about one thing. Thermador, Bosch and Gaggenau are all made in Turkey by their own factory. They don’t produced by Beko or something ever. They have their own factories. They are all made by BSH (Bosch-Siemens Hausgerate) group. Also Miele fridges are made by Liebherr. Which is a German company. I think they have some factories different locations in Europe.
Beko is a different one. It’s a Turkish company. And also they have their own factory. And they don’t make fridges for Bosch or Miele. Bosch have their own factories in Turkey for so long. Thanks for your videos.

[@YaleAppliance1]

The integrated refrigerators are all made in the same factory...Mieles freestanding units are made by Liebherr

[@youtubeizleyicisi2022]

@@YaleAppliance1 Yeah, you are right. They look similar. Thanks for information. They’re built by Bosch factory in Turkey, Beko is a different company and they have their own factory I mean. Because I read on your website that say Bosch fridges built by Beko.

[@aaronm8552]

Great Format! 👍

[@YaleAppliance1]

Thanks! 👍

[@triaxe-mmb]

I actually really liked the monogram column fridges when I saw them at the stores but if you wanted to have 2 left swinging units for into a 48 space, is Subzero your only option?
I went thru many install manuals for many of the brands and it seems that Subzero are the only ones where you can fit a 30" fridge and 18" freezer units both with left swing doors...

[@h.e.2778]

I have watched a lot your video’s about refrigerators and a couple were you say to never buy counter depth, but I don’t think I have every see you do a video on the best standard depth/free standing refrigerators. This is not a knock on your video’s because they are all great and provide a lot of information.

[@YaleAppliance1]

I have been misquoted.....I like counter depth and have it in my kitchen. I just didnt want that to be the default for your kitchen planning....

[@h.e.2778]

@@YaleAppliance1sorry if I miss quoted you, my point is I have never seen you do a standard depth refrigerator review.

[@admiral_v]

I tried to figure out the difference between LG Signature vs LG Studio, specs seem identical. What am I missing?

[@YaleAppliance1]

Not much

[@pkonyoutube]

Hi, question: Does “integrated” for Sub Zero mean only their designer line or is a flush panel ready classic series also considered integrated? If not, what is the difference? Thank you!

[@YaleAppliance1]

Great question...Just the designer series

[@pkonyoutube]

@@YaleAppliance1 So what do you end up with if you buy a panel ready classic and have your cabinet maker make matching panels? Does it just not sit quite as flush? Thanks for the quick answer and fantastic videos - we so appreciate them!