Beko vs Tall Larder Fridge — Comparison

The Beko BLS4682 is a £269 built-in undercounter larder fridge, aimed at fitted kitchens where the appliance needs to sit behind cabinetry. The Beko LSG4545W Tall Larder Fridge costs £329 and sits in Beko’s freestanding tall-fridge range, giving more visible capacity and shelf space for buyers who have room for a standalone appliance.

BLS4682 is listed as a built-in undercounter larder fridge, so its biggest difference is installation style rather than headline feature count. The listing does not provide capacity, noise or shelf details here. LSG4545W specifies H:1457mm x W:540mm x D:575mm, 252L capacity, five shelves, C-rated 38dB noise level and E energy rating. It is a larder fridge too, but it is larger, freestanding and more fully specified.

The BLS4682 suits kitchen renovations, integrated layouts and buyers replacing an existing built-in undercounter fridge. It is £60 cheaper and avoids the look of a freestanding appliance. The LSG4545W suits households that need more fresh-food room and can accommodate a 1457mm-tall unit. Its 252L capacity and five shelves make it better for weekly shopping, family meals and organised chilled storage. The price gap should be judged against how often the fridge will be used as the main appliance. A bigger cabinet can reduce overcrowding and make meal planning easier, but it also needs more floor space. A compact or undercounter model may feel limited for families, yet it can be the smarter choice for drinks, lunches, spare storage or a kitchen where height is restricted and budget control matters.

Bottom line: choose BLS4682 if you need a lower-cost built-in undercounter Beko larder fridge for integrated cabinetry / opt for LSG4545W Tall Larder if you want 252L freestanding capacity, five shelves and a stated 38dB noise rating.