Today, whether is commercial or home, it can be difficult to imagine without at least one freezer. They have become one of the most common ways for people to preserve meat and other foods. Freezing foods can prevent bacteria, mold, and rot. Many people prefer to shop less frequently and buy large quantities in order to save money and time. Compared to buying a refrigerator with a larger freezer section, a standalone freezer can be a money-saving option.
Chest Freezer
Chest freezer typically shaped like a large box or chest with a hinged lid that opens upward. Because of the lid, a chest freezer requires adequate space with plenty of head room. The size of the chest freezer ranges from compact models as small as 60 Litre to commercial sizes with more than 1,130 Litre of space. The most common place to find a chest freezer is in a garage, utility room or basement of a house, since it tends to be such a large appliance. The large box dimensions of the chest freezer are very suitable for storing bulky items that are usually not suitable for being placed in the freezer compartment of the refrigerator.
Benefits
✔  More Cost Efficient. Chest freezers hold temperature well and use the least amount of energy to run. Which mean you can save cost for long term usage.
✔ Easy to Organize. It easy to organize frozen food. You can use bins like these to help keep items together, such as frozen produce, meats and make-ahead meals.
✔  Huge, Open Interior. Since chest freezers have so much storage space, they are a great option for storing large or awkwardly shaped items. Just make sure you know how long food lasts in the freezer.
✔  Stays Frozen 2-3 Days Without Power. Chest freezers can keep food frozen for up to three days during a power outage.
Upright Freezer
The price of upright freezer may be higher than chest freezer, but the convenience they provide makes the extra cost worthwhile. Whether you keep it in the main kitchen or in a garage, utility or basement, the upright model is ideal for frozen food that you need to be able to take out these foods easily. You don’t need to bend down to dig through piles of frozen food with a chest freezer. With a style that is more like a refrigerator, it is tempting to spend more time browsing the shelves with the door open. This may be a waste of energy, but the organizational potential of shelving reduces this possibility. Upright freezers usually defrost automatically, which makes them easier to maintain than chest freezers and easier to clean.
Benefits
✔  Easy to Organize. Able to see all the contents of your items better in an upright, so sorting and organizing items will be easier than in a chest freezer. Keep your upright freezer tidy with these freezer organization tricks.
✔  Smaller and More Compact. An upright takes up less space in your garage or basement than a chest freezer. When you’re finding the perfect spot for your new deep-freeze, be sure to consider how much room you’ll need to swing open the door.
