Why this triple door upright glass door freezer earns its place
A three-door upright display freezer in black, built to put frozen retail lines in front of customers behind full-height glass. The dark cabinet frames the product while every shelf stays on show and lit with LED, so shoppers read the whole range — ice cream, frozen ready meals, frozen bakery, frozen veg — before they open a door. It holds -18 to -22 °C, the standard frozen-storage range.
In daily use it is a browse-and-serve freezer: the customer reads the range through the glass, opens one door and the rest of the cabinet stays sealed and cold. The glazed front carries the merchandising while the doors limit warm-air ingress each time it is opened, which matters more at freezer temperatures than in a chiller. Each door carries heating to prevent ice-up, and the cabinet defrosts automatically so staff don't have to. Black framing keeps a tidy front-of-house look and hides marks better than steel.
It is a freestanding three-door upright with an external footprint of 1880 mm wide by 710 mm deep by 2003 mm tall, so plan the aisle run or wall it sits against and the clearance to load and face up stock across all three doors. It weighs 340 kg, so confirm your floor can support it and book the forklift or pallet truck in with delivery. The cabinet runs at 68 dB(A), a standard noise level for a freezer with ventilated cooling. Craven Cooling can arrange delivery, positioning and commissioning, and back the freezer with servicing once it is running — we recommend booking the electrical connection through a qualified electrician when it lands. Note: this freezer requires a circuit breaker with type C characteristics due to its higher inrush current.
