Why this four door bar fridge earns its place
This is a four-door back-bar bottle cooler finished in black painted steel, designed to live behind the bar as working chilled storage rather than a stockroom fridge. It keeps bottled beers, mixers, wines and cans cold and within arm's reach of the till, with a 698 litre gross volume for a wide service range. The black cabinet is built for front-of-house, where the unit is on show to customers as well as staff.
Four separate doors split the cabinet into sections, so opening one to restock or serve leaves the rest of the cabinet closed. Ventilated cooling holds the published +0 to +10 °C range, with automatic defrost, a digital controller and LED interior lighting helping the cabinet work through normal service. The doors are lockable, the insulation is listed at 40mm, and the refrigerant is R600a.
Back-bar coolers need a run of counter or alcove that takes both the cabinet and the clearance it needs to breathe, so measure your space and the delivery route before ordering. This model is 2542mm wide, 513mm deep and 860mm high, with internal dimensions of 2162 × 415 × 760mm and a 150kg gross weight. It is rated for ambient conditions up to 32 °C, has a 50 dB(A) noise level and uses a 230V/50Hz supply, so it is worth checking the fit, airflow and socket before the cabinet arrives.
