Why this double door glass door fridge earns its place
It is a two-door upright glass-door display refrigerator in a black finish, with sliding rather than hinged doors. Both full-height doors are glazed, so chilled stock stays on show while the cabinet stays shut — the format built for selling bottled drinks, cans and packaged grab-and-go rather than for back-of-house storage. Sliding doors open along the cabinet face, so nothing swings out into a tight aisle or walkway.
It runs as a chilled cabinet at +2 to +10 °C, not a freezer — the range for bottled drinks, energy drinks, dairy and grab-and-go items that need to stay visibly cold. Glass doors let staff and customers read the stock without opening up, which keeps the cold in between sales and makes restocking quick to eyeball. The specification table below has the exact temperature band and control details, so you can check it against what you plan to display. Note that this model is rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 25 °C, so avoid placing it near a kitchen pass or in direct summer sun.
This is a self-contained upright cabinet with a 780-litre capacity that stands on the floor and plugs in. The sliding doors need no clearance in front, which helps in narrow shop runs, but the cabinet body still needs a clear delivery route. At 125 kg and running quietly at 47 dB(A), it's a practical fit for restaurants, takeaways and bars where space and noise matter. Check the width, depth and height in the specification table against your doorway, lift and final position. Full dimensions, capacity, weight and electrical details are all in the spec table.
