Bosch freestanding larder fridges have no freezer compartment, so all the space inside is for chilled food. That suits households that already have a separate freezer or that buy a lot of fresh food. The range covers tall Series 4 models and a compact Series 2 model.

Most of the choice is among the tall models, which you can also browse as Bosch tall freestanding fridges. The largest hold 402 litres and come in white or a stainless steel look. They connect to the internet, so you can adjust them with the buttons on the fridge or from an app. A white 60 cm model holds 346 litres, has plain push-button controls and has adjustable feet for levelling. It has a slightly lower energy rating (E, against D). All three tall models defrost automatically and have left-hand hinged doors.

For a smaller space, the Series 2 model is 56 cm wide and holds 134 litres. It has a reversible door, an LED display and a handle built into the door. It doesn't defrost automatically, so you'll need to defrost it by hand now and then. You can see it with other compact models under Bosch undercounter freestanding fridges.

Start with height: a tall larder fridge if you have floor space, the compact model if it has to fit a smaller gap. If you go tall, choose between the larger, app-connected models and the simpler 346-litre model, then pick a finish. To compare these with other fridge types, see all Bosch freestanding fridges.