Electrolux LRB2DE18C Built In Larder Fridge

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So, I’ve been holding onto this Electrolux built-in larder fridge for a while now — it’s actually from a clearance batch at a local store, and I’m finally getting rid of it. It’s not brand new, but it’s been used very lightly and works perfectly.

The key thing about it is the DynamicAir tech — it circulates cool air around the inside, so your food doesn’t get warm when the door opens. That means veggies stay crisp, and things like bread or cheese don’t dry out. The temperature stays steady, which I’ve noticed really helps with keeping things fresh.

On top, there’s a touch screen control that’s easy to use — just set the temp and switch between fridge and freezer settings without fumbling around. Not a fancy interface, but it’s clear and simple.

It’s been graded as B-grade, which means it was returned to the manufacturer for minor issues — maybe a small dent or slight cosmetic flaw — but nothing that affects how it works. It’s been fully tested and runs fine. I’ve used it in my kitchen for months and it’s held up well.

I’m based in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, so if you’re in the area or can pick it up locally, I’d be happy to sort something out. The price is £530.10 — it’s a bit less than the original, but still a solid piece of kitchen gear.

If you’re looking for a reliable fridge that keeps things cool without drama, this might be worth a look.