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Do they really need to match, Elle, since they are going to be in a cupboard?
ao is supposed to be very good, but don't seem to have any larder fridges

Currys is just treating people as if they had no brains. I've never bought any extended warranty, though what they were pushing was insurance against accidents as well. Not listening!

No ice here but no sun, either

No, Ros, they aren't going to be in a cupboard! The cupboard is going to be built to fit ABOVE the fridge and freezer, which will stand next to each in full view!
So yes, I want them to match!
Insurance against accidents? I'm not following you here?
I haven't found Currys staff to be very informative....pleasant, yes, they are very nice....but don't seem to know much about what they are selling!

Hello, Elle,
Why not buy two unmatching ones and get them painted in your own choice of colours, so they match?
Then summon the joiner to build the cupboard and everything will be fine?

No, Rusty, that is not how it's done at all!
The fridge has to be an identical match to the freezer - same height, width , depth, same shape, same door handle, same colour .........
They are to MATCH!!!!
- and both need to be WHITE to match the other kitchen appliances - washing -machine, tumble dryer, cooker etc
(and painting would not be the same!)
I could even do without the overhead cupboard if necessary.

I don't think you will make a career out of being an interior designer.........

!!!!!!!!

Ah, I'm with it. They do have to match.

The warranty Curry's wanted to sell me was to replace the laptop if I dropped it, or spilt wine on it or some such. I suppose it does happen, but.....

Hello, Elle,
As some of us say up here, "that's me tellt"!
I thought painting them was one of my better ideas, too?
The main thing is they have to keep things cold, to my way of thinking.
No point in being over fastidious!
I am sure you will find the right ones eventually.
Have you looked at Boots?

Just don't give up your day job, Rusty!
I will search online at some stage - yes, I'll look at Boots, as you recommend it - and John Lewis, too - but really I prefer to see the appliances for myself - like in a shop.
I've no objection to later ordering them online, if once I've seen the item.
Old-fashioned? Probably!
I'm bored with white goods..........
Change of subject..... tomorrow we go to check out another primary school for the little 'un.
You wouldn't think that there would be so many schools within the designated area, would you?
This one is near enough to my daughter's home to qualify as a likelihood for entry - so let's hope we think it is a "good" school.
So far we have a first and second potential choice, with a close third....but unfortunately none of these are all that close to where my family lives.

Good evening, Elle,
I gave up on my day job 14 years ago!
And very pleased to do so!
I have wondered about John Lewis.
They have a good reputation.
They have no store near me, though.
I think they do broadband, too.
But, and it is a big but....
Do they sell matching fridges to fit under the joiner's cupboard? A mystery.
Is this the final school on the list?
I have started reading Isaac's Storm.
Very technical, so far, about how hurricanes start.
I shall persevere!

Good morning, Rusty!
A nice day today, blue sky and sunshine, although the ground is very wet and muddy after a night's heavy rain.
The dog was absolutely filthy after our walk!!!
I had a quick look at "Isaac's Storm",on Amazon.....it sounds to be a similar format to Lyn MacD's books? The author using Isaac Clines' telegrams, letters and reports. This should appeal to you?
I liked that arrangement in Lyn's accounts of the Great War. It makes for a more intimate relationship between reader and subject.
I'm off out soon , going over to my daughters' prior to our school tour this afternoon. (One more inspection after this one)
I should be back about teatime.
Fingers crossed that we like the school!