Why this double door glass door fridge earns its place
The BEZ GD is a double-door glass refrigerator built to put 750 litres of chilled stock on show — roughly three large family shops' worth of bottled stock and packaged grab-and-go lines on permanent display. Two full-height glass doors turn the cabinet into a display run for bottled and canned drinks, packaged chilled food and pre-made deli lines, so customers can see the range and serve themselves without a member of staff opening up. The internal space of 1.03 m wide × 1.30 m tall gives you a generous merchandising surface behind glass. It is the format most sites reach for when chilled product needs to sell itself.
Day to day, the glass-door layout keeps stock on continuous display while the sealed doors hold the chill — the cabinet runs 33 kW rated, which is efficient for this format because the glass acts as insulation once the seal is set. Staff and customers read the shelves through the glass and only open a door to take a product, which keeps temperature stable at +2 to +10 °C across a busy trading day. Automatic defrost means you don't reset it; the digital controller just holds the band.
On installation, check the delivery access route and final standing position against the cabinet's 1.96 m height and 610 mm depth — you need clearance to allow the doors to swing outward and the condenser cooling fins to breathe. At 113 kg, it needs a delivery route that takes that weight. Plan where it sits before it arrives so the doors have room to swing and the cabinet can pull air freely around the back.
