Liebherr built-in freezers sit behind a matching kitchen door, so frozen storage blends into your cabinetry. Sizes run from compact undercounter models of roughly 74 to 95 litres, through integrated upright freezers in the Pure, Plus, Prime and Peak series (about 65 to 213 litres), up to the large Monolith column freezers. That covers a second freezer for a small kitchen as well as a family kitchen planned around generous storage.

The biggest choice is how the freezer deals with ice. Most of these models use NoFrost: cold air circulates to stop frost forming, so you don't have to defrost. A few use SmartFrost instead, where insulation limits frost build-up so you defrost less often, though not never. The Liebherr built-in frost free freezers and Liebherr built-in non frost free freezers pages split them along those lines.

Next comes height. The Liebherr tall built-in freezers include the Monolith models, which offer net volumes from 245 to 565 litres along with an IceMaker, a colour display, touch and swipe controls and app connection. They come in left- and right-hinged versions. A Peak model also makes ice, but it needs a mains water connection. Many of the Pure, Plus, Prime and Peak models can connect to an app once you add a SmartDeviceBox. Most doors use a fixed hinge, where the kitchen door is mounted directly on the freezer door and moves with it. A few use a sliding hinge, where the kitchen door slides along a runner as it opens. If you'd rather keep the worktop clear, the Liebherr undercounter built-in freezers fit beneath it.

To narrow the choice, start with the space: undercounter, a tall housing, or room for a Monolith column. Then decide whether you want frost free or SmartFrost, and check that the hinge type suits your kitchen doors. To compare these with other installation types, browse all Liebherr freezers.