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Refrigerator pallets for resale UK: 100 sealed units in a single lot

Here is a lot of 100 brand new refrigerators, every one factory sealed in its original manufacturer carton, with a combined RRP of £89,450. It is aimed at UK appliance resellers, independent retailers and online sellers who want a full range of fridges and fridge freezers from one purchase rather than assembling stock unit by unit.

Warehouse location: United Kingdom. The stock is dispatched from the UK, and every unit is a 220 to 240V model with a UK 3-pin plug, so nothing in the lot needs adapting for the domestic market. Eleven brands are represented, from Fridgemaster under-counter fridges at £329 RRP each up to Smeg retro fridge freezers at £1,899 RRP each.

Availability covers England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with onward supply to Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. Prices are in GBP only. If you already trade in new appliances and want to see the full list before committing, read the manifest below, then message sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or WhatsApp +44 7737 960833 to reserve the lot. You can also browse our wider range of Liquidation Pallets if you want to compare lot sizes and categories first.

Why the lot suits resale

New, sealed appliances are easier to sell than returned goods because buyers know what they are getting. There is no grading to explain, no cosmetic disclosure to write, and no testing queue before listing. The manifest also spreads risk across three price tiers, so a slow month on premium models does not stall the whole lot.

What is this refrigerator pallet?

This is a mixed refrigerator liquidation pallet. Mixed means eleven different brands and models sit in one lot rather than 100 identical units. Liquidation means the stock is sold as a bulk clearance lot at a price below the combined retail value, which is how resellers build margin.

The stock is described as brand new and factory sealed, in original manufacturer cartons. The listing states that it contains no returns and no refurbished units. That distinction matters in this trade, because most appliance pallets on the UK market are customer returns or shelf pulls, and this one is neither according to the supplied data.

The lot totals 100 refrigerators. The manifest lists 11 model lines, with quantities running from 5 units of the Smeg FAB32 up to 15 units of the Beko CFP3691. The listing also identifies the types of refrigerator in the lot: American style fridge freezers, French door refrigerators, multi-door refrigerators, bottom freezer fridge freezers, frost free fridge freezers, integrated premium models, retro designer refrigerators and under-counter refrigerators.

Pallet specification

The condition is brand new and factory sealed. Packaging is original manufacturer cartons. Voltage is 220 to 240V, plug type is UK 3-pin, and the warranty status is listed as manufacturer sealed units. Total pieces are 100 refrigerators and the total RRP is £89,450. The stock is suitable for UK retailers, appliance stores and resellers.

Who is this refrigerator pallet for?

A lot of 100 large appliances is a serious purchase, and it suits buyers who already have somewhere to store, list and deliver white goods. It is not a casual first pallet for someone with a spare room and no sales channel.

Appliance resellers and independent retailers

Independent appliance shops and retailers can use this lot to fill showroom floors and stock rooms with a spread of brands. A range running from a £329 under-counter fridge to a £1,899 retro fridge freezer lets a shop serve a first-time renter and a kitchen refit customer from the same delivery.

Online stores and marketplace sellers

Sellers who list on eBay or Amazon.co.uk can work through the lot model by model, since every unit carries a named model reference such as RB38, KGN39AIAT or HCR3818ENMM. Those references make listings easy to write and easy for buyers to search.

Small business owners, landlords and second-hand shop owners

Small business owners who supply furnished lettings, holiday properties or catering spaces can use the entry tier, and second-hand shop owners can keep the premium units for customers who ask for new stock. Those with a local following often do well selling the Fridgemaster and Beko units through Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree.

Who should look elsewhere

Buyers with no way to receive and store bulky goods, or no experience selling large appliances, may prefer a smaller, lower-value lot from our range of Mixed Merchandise Pallets before moving up to a lot of this size.

Refrigerator pallets for resale UK manifest: all 100 units listed by value tier

The manifest is arranged from the highest RRP per unit down to the lowest, so you can see at a glance where the value sits. Every unit is brand new and factory sealed. Prices are RRP in GBP for one unit, and the total column is quantity multiplied by RRP.

The lot totals 100 refrigerators and a combined RRP of £89,450.

Brand breakdown by unit count

Beko is the largest single brand at 15 units, followed by Hisense at 12. Whirlpool, Hotpoint and Fridgemaster each contribute 10 units. Samsung, Bosch and Haier each contribute 8, LG and AEG contribute 7 each, and Smeg contributes 5.

Value tiers within the lot

Grouping the manifest by price shows how the lot is weighted. The premium tier, meaning models at £1,199 RRP and above (Smeg, Samsung, LG and Haier), holds 28 units with a combined RRP of £40,872. The middle tier, from £649 to £999 RRP (Bosch, AEG, Hotpoint, Whirlpool and Hisense), holds 47 units worth £37,053. The entry tier, at £549 RRP and below (Beko and Fridgemaster), holds 25 units worth £11,525.

Put another way, 28 units carry about 46 percent of the RRP, while the 47 mid-tier units carry about 41 percent. Those middle models are the volume core of the lot.

Estimated retail value of this refrigerator lot

RRP per unit ranges from £329 to £1,899. The combined RRP of the 100 units is £89,450, which gives an average of £894.50 per refrigerator. That average is pulled upward by the premium tier, so it is a better guide to total value than to what any single unit will fetch.

RRP is the recommended retail price, not a guaranteed sale price. Actual selling prices in the UK depend on the model, current retailer promotions, local demand and how quickly you need to clear a unit. Sealed new appliances often sell below RRP because UK retailers run frequent discounts, so any resale plan should be built on a realistic percentage of RRP, not the RRP itself.

Resale margin examples by unit

For illustration only, if a Beko CFP3691 with an RRP of £549 sells at 65 percent of RRP, the sale price is £356.85. A Samsung Bespoke RB38 with an RRP of £1,499 sold at the same 65 percent comes to £974.35. A Fridgemaster MUR4894E with an RRP of £329 comes to £213.85. Your margin on each is the sale price minus your share of the pallet cost, delivery costs, marketplace fees and any storage.

Real profit examples for refrigerator pallets for resale UK

The three scenarios below apply different resale percentages to the total RRP of £89,450. They are worked examples, not forecasts. The pallet price appears on the product listing, and your profit is the revenue shown here minus that price, your delivery and handling costs, platform fees and time.

Conservative scenario

Assume the lot sells at an average of 55 percent of RRP, which allows for discounting to move slower units. Revenue would be £49,197.50, or about £491.98 per unit on average. This is the scenario to plan around if you sell mostly to trade customers or need to clear the lot in a few weeks.

Moderate scenario

At 65 percent of RRP, revenue would be £58,142.50, or about £581.43 per unit. This assumes a healthy mix of direct sales and marketplace listings, with premium models sold patiently and entry models moved quickly.

Optimistic scenario

At 75 percent of RRP, revenue would be £67,087.50, or about £670.88 per unit. This needs time, good listings, a genuine local audience and no pressure to clear. It should not be treated as the expected result.

Honest disclosure

These figures are market estimates built on percentages of RRP, not guaranteed returns. Appliance prices move with retailer promotions, seasonal demand and stock availability. Costs such as courier delivery of large items, storage space, marketplace fees, and unsold or damaged units in transit will reduce profit. Buy only what you can store and sell without needing every unit to hit its target price.

Why refrigerator pallets for resale UK are profitable

Margin in liquidation comes from buying below the price the goods can realistically resell for. Here the stock is new and sealed, so the resale side of the equation does not carry the uncertainty that returned goods do. You are not guessing whether a compressor works or whether a door seal is damaged.

The other source of margin is range. Eleven brands and eleven models mean you can list to several buyer types at once. A landlord looking for a reliable £329 RRP under-counter fridge and a homeowner shopping for a £1,499 RRP Samsung are separate customers, and one lot serves both.

Large appliances also carry a practical advantage in the UK market. Buyers routinely search for specific model codes, and every unit in this lot has one, so a well-titled listing matches what shoppers type into eBay and Google.co.uk. That is true across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and it holds for sellers supplying customers in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, subject to the shipping and duty responsibilities explained further down.

Sourcing a whole range in one purchase

A retailer sourcing these models separately would place many small orders across brands. Buying one lot removes that admin, and the per-unit cost of the whole range is set at the point of purchase.

Scale smart, not just by volume

The temptation with a 100-unit lot is to think about size. The better question is margin per unit and speed of sale. Volume without discipline is how resellers end up with a garage of unsold fridges and a cash flow problem.

Start with the tiers. The 25 entry-tier units are quick to sell but earn less per unit. The 28 premium units earn the most per sale but take more patience and better listings. Working the mid tier steadily, while pricing premium units firmly and using entry units as cash generators, keeps the lot moving without dropping prices across the board.

Set a floor price for each model before you list it, based on your share of the pallet cost plus delivery and fees. If a buyer offers below that floor, you lose nothing by waiting. Track how many days each model stays listed, and reprice only when the data tells you to. One sold-out model line is worth more than ten discounted ones.

Storage is the quiet cost. A refrigerator carton takes real floor space, so plan where 100 units will sit and how you will move them out. Selling in batches, holding back the premium tier and releasing units as space frees up, is often more profitable than listing everything at once.

How this lot compares with other ways of sourcing appliances

The table compares this lot with two other common routes. It is a general comparison based on the condition and format of the stock, not on price.

If you want to compare against returned stock, our Customer Return Pallets category covers lots sold in returns condition, which behave differently from sealed new stock.

Brand overview

The brands in the manifest sit at different points of the price ladder, and the supplied model lines show this clearly.

Smeg is represented by the FAB32 retro fridge freezer in cream, at £1,899 RRP, the highest price in the lot. It is a design-led model with 5 units available. Samsung is represented by the Bespoke fridge freezer RB38 in white glass, at £1,499 RRP with 8 units. LG appears with the InstaView Door-in-Door GSXV91 in stainless steel, at £1,399 RRP with 7 units.

Haier contributes the Cube 83 HCR3818ENMM in inox at £1,199 RRP, 8 units. Bosch contributes the Series 6 KGN39AIAT in brushed steel at £999 RRP, 8 units, and AEG the 6000 TwinTech RCB636E4MX in silver at £899 RRP, 7 units.

Hotpoint supplies the HQ9 B2L UK American style model in black at £799 RRP, 10 units. Whirlpool supplies the W7X 82I OX in stainless steel at £699 RRP, 10 units. Hisense supplies the RB390N4WCE in silver at £649 RRP, 12 units. Beko supplies the CFP3691 fridge freezer in white at £549 RRP, 15 units, and Fridgemaster the MUR4894E under counter fridge in white at £329 RRP, 10 units.

The lot therefore runs from design-led and feature-led models at the top, through mainstream mid-market models, to practical entry models at the bottom.

Where to sell refrigerator pallet stock in the UK

Large appliances behave differently from small goods online. Delivery is the main constraint, so the right channel depends on whether you can deliver or want buyers to collect.

eBay

eBay suits model-specific listings. Because every unit has a manufacturer model code, you can title listings with the brand and code exactly as buyers search. Offer both delivery and collection if you can, and photograph the sealed carton to show the condition. Premium models such as the Samsung RB38 and LG GSXV91 are worth listing individually and patiently.

Amazon.co.uk

Amazon.co.uk works for sellers who already hold an active seller account and can meet its requirements for the category. Listing rules and fees change, so check the current terms before planning around it. Established, widely known models such as the Bosch KGN39AIAT are the more natural fit.

Facebook Marketplace

Facebook Marketplace is strongest for local sales where the buyer collects. Entry-tier units such as the Fridgemaster MUR4894E and Beko CFP3691 suit this, since price is what many local shoppers compare first.

Gumtree

Gumtree also favours local collection. It is useful for reaching landlords, small business owners and people furnishing a first home, who often search by area and want a quick deal.

Whichever channel you use, keep your listing accurate to the condition stated in the manifest, which is brand new and factory sealed.

Return policies

This section covers the terms for buying stock from wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk. It is separate from the condition of the goods inside the pallet. The refrigerators in this lot are described as brand new and factory sealed, with no returns or refurbished stock.

Liquidation pallets are typically sold as is, given the nature of the stock, and this lot is sold on the same basis. That means you should review the full manifest carefully before ordering, and ask any question about a specific model before you buy, not after delivery.

If you need clarification on any point of sale, contact sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or +44 7737 960833 before placing your order.

Online sales only

wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk sells online only. There is no local collection, no warehouse visits and no in-person purchases for any standard pallet order, under any circumstance.

The sole exception is a full truckload or multi-truckload order. Where a buyer wants to arrange collection for a full truckload or multi-truckload purchase, the logistics team can discuss it directly. Contact sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or call +44 7737 960833 before placing the order so the arrangement is agreed in advance.

Shipping refrigerator pallets across the UK and nearby markets

Orders are dispatched from the UK by freight carrier, which is the appropriate service for bulky goods like refrigerators. Delivery within the UK takes 1 to 3 business days. Every order ships with professional freight packaging, and tracking is provided on every order.

Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey

We supply buyers in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. Delivery timing to these destinations is confirmed by our sales team when you enquire, since it depends on the route and carrier. All import duties, customs clearance fees and tax obligations outside the UK are the buyer’s sole responsibility. Check what applies to your destination before ordering.

Receiving a large delivery

Plan for the delivery before it arrives. Confirm that there is access for a freight vehicle, space to unload, and people to move cartons. Check the cartons on arrival, note any visible damage on the delivery paperwork, and contact us promptly if there is a problem.

Why buy from wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk

We are a UK wholesale liquidation business, and every listing is built around a plain manifest so buyers can see what they are paying for. This lot names each brand, model reference, colour, quantity and RRP, and the total RRP is stated as £89,450.

We deal in liquidation pallets, customer return pallets, overstock pallets and mixed merchandise pallets, so we can point you toward a different lot size or category if this one is too large for your business. You can speak to us directly by email or WhatsApp, and we will tell you what we can and cannot do, including how a full truckload collection would work.

We are based in Poole, Dorset, and all prices are in GBP only, including for buyers in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey.

Frequently asked questions

How much are refrigerator pallets for resale UK buyers can order from you?

The pallet price is shown on the product listing and quoted in GBP. This lot contains 100 brand new, factory sealed refrigerators with a combined RRP of £89,450. For confirmation or a quote for Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey or Guernsey, email sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk.

Are the fridges on this pallet new or returns?

They are brand new and factory sealed in original manufacturer cartons. The listing states the lot contains no returns and no refurbished stock. Every unit is a 220 to 240V UK model, so buyers are not dealing with graded or customer-returned appliances in this particular lot.

How many refrigerators are in this lot?

There are 100 refrigerators across eleven brands and eleven models. Quantities range from 5 units of the Smeg FAB32 to 15 units of the Beko CFP3691. The manifest above lists every model with its colour, quantity and RRP, so you can check the mix before you order.

What brands are on the pallet?

The lot includes Samsung, LG, Bosch, Hisense, Beko, Haier, Whirlpool, Hotpoint, AEG, Smeg and Fridgemaster. Beko is the largest group at 15 units and Smeg the smallest at 5. Each brand appears in the manifest with its specific model reference and RRP per unit.

What is the total RRP of the pallet?

The combined RRP is £89,450, with an average of £894.50 per refrigerator. Individual units range from £329 RRP for the Fridgemaster MUR4894E to £1,899 RRP for the Smeg FAB32. RRP is a recommended retail price and not a guaranteed resale value.

Do these fridges have UK plugs?

Yes. The specification lists the plug type as UK 3-pin and the voltage as 220 to 240V. All units are UK models, so they suit domestic use in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland without needing an adapter. The listing also gives the total as 100 refrigerators, each supplied in its original carton.

Can I collect the pallet in person?

No, not for a standard order. We sell online only, with no warehouse visits or in-person purchases. The one exception is a full truckload or multi-truckload order, where collection can be discussed with our logistics team by email or phone before you place the order.

How long does UK delivery take?

Delivery within the UK takes 1 to 3 business days by freight carrier, with professional freight packaging and tracking on every order. Because refrigerators are bulky, make sure someone can receive the delivery and that there is access and space to unload safely.

Do you deliver refrigerator pallets to Ireland or the Channel Islands?

Yes, we supply buyers in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. Delivery times are confirmed by our sales team when you enquire. All import duties, customs clearance fees and tax obligations outside the UK are the buyer’s sole responsibility, so check them before ordering.

Can I return the pallet if I change my mind?

Liquidation stock is typically sold as is, and this lot is sold on that basis. Review the manifest carefully and ask us about any specific model before you buy. For any question about terms of sale, contact us by email or WhatsApp before placing an order.

Where can I sell these refrigerators?

Sellers commonly use eBay, Amazon.co.uk, Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree. eBay and Amazon.co.uk suit model-specific listings, while Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree suit local collection sales. Choose channels according to whether you can deliver large appliances yourself, and match premium models to patient listings and entry models to quick local sales.

Will I make a profit on this lot?

Profit is not guaranteed. Our examples apply 55, 65 and 75 percent of the £89,450 RRP to show possible revenue, but your result depends on the pallet price, selling prices, delivery costs, platform fees and storage. Treat all figures as market estimates and plan cautiously.

Legal disclaimer

The information contained in this listing is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute financial, legal or professional advice. Estimated retail prices are recommended retail prices at the time of listing and do not represent guaranteed resale values. Resale scenarios and profit examples are illustrative estimates, and no representation is made that any purchaser will achieve a stated return. The purchaser assumes all risk in respect of resale, storage, handling and market conditions. Goods are sold subject to the seller’s terms of sale, and liquidation stock is typically sold as is. Purchasers located outside the United Kingdom accept sole responsibility for all import duties, customs clearance fees and taxes. The seller reserves the right to amend listings and manifests without prior notice.

Business details

Company name: wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk

Email: sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk

Phone and WhatsApp: +44 7737 960833

Address: Unit N, Waterside Estate, 25-27 Willis Way, Poole, Dorset BH15 3TD