Liebherr Plus FND5026 238L 165.5x60cm No Frost White Upright Tall Freezer

Liebherr Plus FND5026 238L 165.5x60cm No Frost White Upright Tall Freestanding Freezer SKU: FNd5026 No Frost When you open your freezer, you want to see frozen food – and certainly not ice and frost. NoFrost protects the freezer compartment from unwanted icing, which consumes a lot of energy and can be expensive. NoFrost means no more tedious and time-consuming defrosting of the freezer compartment, more time for other things – and saving money. Touch display Fingertip control: the touch display enables easy and intuitive operation of your Liebherr. All functions are clearly arranged on the display. By gently tapping a finger, for example, you can easily select the functions or check the current temperature of your refrigerator. White Simple, classic, high-quality: With its shiny white-painted surface, the Liebherr fits particularly well into its surroundings and transcends fashion and trends, remaining timeless, beautiful and functional. The white surface is robust and easy to clean, keeping your Liebherr looking as good as the day you got it, even years later. Recessed grip Special and functional: You can open the appliance very easily using the vertically integrated and ergonomically fitted handle. Additionally, the modern and puristic design fits perfectly into your hands-free kitchen. Plinth concept Does your refrigerator need to be powerful and convenient – but also sustainable? If so, then a Liebherr is perfect for you. Our BluPerformance technology makes it a real all-rounder. It offers a huge volume and lots of cooling capacity – but also consumes a very small amount of energy. And now listen! You can hardly hear a thing. Your Liebherr is extremely quiet despite its level of performance. Silent What would you like to hear in your kitchen? A sizzling pan, laughter, music? One thing you certainly don't want to hear is your fridge. It has such a calm character that you can barely hear it. Its secret lies in its modern interior. All components are technically and mechanically adapted to one another. Sounds good, doesn't it?