Why this double door glass door fridge earns its place
It is an upright glass-door display refrigerator with two sliding glass fronts. It is a merchandising cabinet first: the full-height glazing puts chilled drinks, snacks and grab-and-go lines on show, so customers can see and reach stock without a member of staff opening up. The sliding format suits busy self-serve aisles where a swinging door would get in the way.
In daily use it works as a self-service chiller holding 750 litres — stock stays visible and to hand while the doors keep the cold in between reaches. Sliding doors slide across rather than swinging out, which keeps them clear of the aisle in a tight run of cabinets and stops a door being left standing open. At 1965 mm tall, this model is shorter than standard full-height display cabinets, which makes it ideal for venues with lower ceilings or mezzanine spaces. It runs quietly at 47 dB(A) and maintains +2 to +10 °C. For the exact energy rating, electrical supply and control details, see the specification panel on this page.
Because the doors slide, you do not need clearance in front for a door swing, which helps when you are lining cabinets along a wall or aisle. If your ceiling height is below 2100 mm, the shorter 1965 mm height of this model makes it a practical choice. Check the external dimensions and electrical requirements on the specification panel against your access route and supply before you order. If you want a hand sizing up the site or planning the install, Craven Cooling can talk it through — mention any ceiling or space constraints and we'll confirm the fit.
