King Chest Freezer (21.69 x 22.24 x 33.46 Inches, White)

How we picked chest freezer? We focused on finding freezers with the following features: * Capacity between 3.0 and 3.5 cubic feet This is the most popular range of sizes for small space , according to some of the manufacturers we spoke to in our research. You get enough space to store food for at least a week or two, and the freezer won’t take up too much floor space. * Safety Height : It helps to avoid children. This is especially important for chest freezers, which are usually large enough for children to fall in. * Precise temperature control: The standard temperature for freezers is 0 °F. This keeps food safe to eat indefinitely, according to the FDA, and will maintain the food’s taste and appearance for several months. There aren’t many reasons why you might want to deviate from that target temperature, but external temperature controls that allow you to select exact numbers could be helpful on a freezer that isn’t properly calibrated. * Leveling legs or optional casters: Leveling legs allow you to balance the machine on uneven floors. Detachable wheels make the freezer much easier to move if you need to. * Garage readiness: This means that the freezer is designed to work efficiently and reliably in both a cold garage during the winter as well as a hot garage during the summer, and any temperature in between. Most chest freezers are garage ready. * At least 1 storage baskets: Most people tend to use chest freezers like junk drawers—just toss stuff in and forget it. But baskets can help bring a bit of order to the chaos. Any decent chest freezer comes with at least two baskets; some slide on an independent rack, others just sit on the freezer's floor.