Bora fridges are fully integrated models. They sit behind a furniture door that matches your kitchen, so the fridge disappears into the run of units. They belong to Bora's Cool system, and every one is a Bora built-in fridge. The fridge section defrosts itself, the fridges can connect to the internet, and all are rated D for energy. At 33 to 34 dB they also run quietly, which helps in an open-plan room.
The main choice is between a larder fridge and a fridge with an ice box. The larder fridges have no freezer, which gives you 296 litres of fridge space, and they use touch controls with an LED display. They suit a kitchen that already has a separate freezer. The ice box models have 250 litres of fridge space plus a 27-litre four-star freezer compartment. That's enough for ice cubes, frozen vegetables and a few meals kept for the longer term. Unlike the fridge section, this compartment has to be defrosted by hand now and then. These models use push-button controls.
Each type also comes as a Cool Set version. Bora sells its fridge accessories in different feature packages, so check the product page to see what a set includes.
To narrow it down, first decide whether you need any freezing space in this appliance. If you need more than a small compartment, look at Bora fridge freezers, or pair a larder fridge with one of the Bora freezers. Then check the hinge type and door side against your cabinetry plans.
