Why this display freezer earns its place
The Roller Grill GD340 is an upright glass-door display freezer built to sell frozen stock, not just store it. The single glass door puts 360 litres on show — ice cream, frozen bakery, ready meals or bagged lines — so customers browse the freezer the way they browse a fridge, at -5 to -18°C. Five adjustable shelves let you block out clear price-banded zones and keep fast movers and impulse lines at eye level where customers notice them. The cabinet is stainless steel with double-glazed panels and white LED lighting to make the frozen stock shine through the glass.
Behind the glass, five shelves carry the load across the full 360-litre cabinet, so you can run deep facings of a few bestselling lines or spread a wider range across the door depending on what shifts fastest. The single-door format keeps the opening contained during trade — you are not cycling a multi-door cabinet with heat loss every time a customer reaches for a tub. The unit weighs 188kg, runs on 230V at 800W, and uses R452a refrigerant (650g charge), so it has the power it needs and the cooling capacity to hold real frozen stock steady.
It is a single-door upright, so it takes one cabinet's footprint on the shopfloor — 1.865m tall, 600mm wide, 630mm deep — and loads through one glass door. Measure your access route and final siting before delivery, and leave clearance for the door swing and airflow around the cabinet. Dimensions, weight, electrical supply and warranty are all in the specification table; if you want the fit confirmed against your space, the team can talk it through before you order.
