Why this double door upright glass door freezer earns its place
The Combisteel two-glass-door freezer is an upright display freezer that keeps a frozen range on show behind full-height glass doors. Two doors open onto shelved storage, so frozen food, ice cream and packaged lines sell from the shopfloor rather than a back-room chest. It is the format retailers use when frozen stock needs to be seen and self-served, not just stored. The cabinet holds 920 litres of stock across 1250 mm of internal width, carrying enough product for ice cream, ready meals and frozen food without overcrowding the facing.
Glass doors let customers read the range without opening the cabinet, holding the cold air inside while the stock stays visible under the cabinet lighting. The cabinet runs at −18 to −24 °C with ventilated cooling and automatic defrost, so it stays frost-free without manual maintenance and holds frozen stock stable through a busy trading day. Shelved storage keeps product faced and ordered, and the upright layout means staff restock at a natural height rather than digging through a chest freezer.
This is a tall, double-door freezer at 1370 mm wide, 720 mm deep and 1990 mm high, weighing 227 kg when full. Plan for its height and weight as well as its floor space — check doorways and ceiling clearance on the delivery route and make sure the floor is level and solid where it stands. It runs from a 230V mains supply at 4 kW and operates at 55 dB(A), so confirm a suitable socket is in place and check the external dimensions on the spec sheet before you commit the spot. The 60 mm insulation keeps the temperature band tight.
