Counter Fridges
Counter fridges are worktop-height refrigerated cabinets used for general chilled storage beneath a prep surface, common across pubs, cafes, hotels and dark kitchens needing accessible cold storage that doubles as bench space. Unlike prep counters, most counter fridges use plain shelving rather than a GN pan gantry, making them suited to general storage rather than active prep work.
Key specifications
Door count — single, double, triple or four-door — governs capacity, which spans 200-650 litres across the range. Units hold +1 to +4°C on a 13A single-phase supply.
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Counter Fridges — FAQs
How is a counter fridge different from a refrigerated prep counter?
Counter fridges are general chilled storage with a worktop above, typically using plain shelves, while refrigerated prep counters add a GN pan gantry on top specifically for holding prepped ingredients during active service.
What door count suits a busy pub kitchen’s counter fridge needs?
A small pub might manage with a single or double door counter fridge (200-650 litres gross), while busier kitchens with more stock to hold near the pass often step up to triple or four-door units.