Samsung double door fridge/freezer
No longer will you be battling to fit in your coconut yoghurt amongst the carrots, cheese, and bowl of leftovers. This fridge has plenty of space for the whole family. We have certainly utilised it all while managing to avoid squabbles about which area belongs to who.
Are you addicted to stocking up the freezer and not eating any of it? No problem! look how much easily accessible freezer space there is.
no more frozen lettuces in your fridge
no more diving into frosted corners of the freezer
why pay $1800 - $3000 for a new double door when you have have this pre loved gem for less than half that price!!!!!
Featuring 584L of capacity
Manual ice maker!!!
Multi flow cooling system, ensuring even distribution of cold air
In excellent working order, this fridge is perfect for the larger household. It has great air circulation, with the temperature easily adjustable.
Available on the 8th (potentially sooner) with a proper clean prior to handing over to the new owners.
There are a few minor scratches on the front of the door.
listed on trademe
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Height (mm) 1789mm
Width (mm) 912mm
Depth (mm) 734mm
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