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The Hotpoint FFAA52S Fridge Freezer marries minimalist design with the latest antibacterial features for a smart and practical kitchen appliance. A huge capacity at your disposal Although small in width at just under 55 cm, you will be able to store food for the whole family in the smart looking Hotpoint FFAA52S which boasts 150 litres of useable fridge space. Three safety glass shelves provide ample room for your fresh food and there are two salad crispers which are ideal for storing your fresh fruit and vegetables. There is even a bottle rack so you will always have a chilled bottle of Pinot ready for glugging! The Hotpoint FFAA52S also boasts air flow cooling which circulates cooled air around the fridge to keep your refrigerated produce in tip top condition. Deep freeze Frozen food is easy to preserve in the 75 litre freezer compartment in the Hotpoint FFAA52S , which has 3 clear fronted storage drawers so you can banish the rummaging for the elusive bag of frozen peas. With frost free technology, you won't have to manually defrost your fridge freezer, helping to save you time and elbow grease. With a 4 star energy efficiency rating you can rest assured your frozen goodies will be kept safely on ice. Keeping your family healthy The Hotpoint FFAA52S includes antibacterial protection to help to keep your family safe from harm. This protection is built into the internal walls of the fridge to help to protect against mould and bacteria, keeping your fridge in the best condition for your fresh food and minimising damage. Finished in glossy silver, the Hotpoint FFAA52S Fridge Freezer combines both style and efficiency to provide you with the perfect chilled storage hub for your home. PLEASE NOTE Use in outbuildings This refrigerator is not designed to be used in an outbuilding both your food and the appliance can be damaged. Do not use it in any unheated area. Reversible door hinges This refrigerator has a reversible door please consult with installation experts such as our Knowhow team to carry out door reversal.
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