The Dutch company invented an underground refrigerator without electricity

This cabinet has enormous capacity and can keep food cold all year round.

The underground storage cellar is probably not strange to people in temperate countries. Before the refrigerator and electricity were born, people often had to dig deep holes to keep food away from rancidity. Inspired by this ancient method, Ground Fridge has a very interesting idea.

Refrigerator set underground.

Created by designer Floris Schoonderbeek for Weltevree brand, Ground Fridge refrigerator works exactly as it is called: it is placed underground.

The actual shape of the cabinet.

To install this refrigerator, one dug a hole half the height of the cabinet and covered it with the other half.

Diagram of installing Fridge Fridge.

Cabinet walls are capable of storing food at 10 degrees Celsius all year and do not need electricity at all, although sometimes people can use a little to light bulbs when they get food. The cabinet is not as cold as a normal electric cabinet but is very suitable to contain vegetables, cheese and alcohol.

The cabinet is suitable for storing vegetables, cheese and alcohol.

This giant cabinet has a diameter of 2.2 meters and accommodates up to 3000 liters. Users will come down to collect items through the stairs with a small band of light shining inside.

This cabinet can accommodate up to 3000 liters.

This refrigerator is still not available for sale but will cost about $ 16,000. Clearly for many farmers, this will be an ideal repository.

Estimated price of this cabinet is about 16,000 USD.

Although not yet available for sale, it seems to be a very practical and environmentally friendly food storage solution.