Why this double door glass door fridge earns its place
It is a two-door upright glass-door refrigerator, built to merchandise chilled stock as a self-service display. The pair of full-height glass doors turns the cabinet face into a browsable window, so customers can see drinks, soft drinks and chilled retail lines and pick for themselves. At 750 litres capacity and 1.12 metres wide, it earns its place front-of-store as a workhorse display that drives impulse and grab-and-go sales without taking up a full wall run.
Day to day it runs as a self-service chiller: doors stay shut between selections to keep the display cold and tidy while every line stays on show. The LED-lit interior keeps stock visible even in dim areas, and automatic defrost means no manual de-icing. The cabinet runs quietly at 58 dB, so it won't dominate the sales floor. Restocking and facing-up stay quick front-of-store jobs, and the cabinet is easy to rotate and keep looking full.
At 121 kg gross, plan siting and floor loading before delivery: check your access route and doorway clearances against the dimensions on the spec table — the cabinet is 1.97 metres tall and sits 610 mm deep. Leave the manufacturer's clearance around it for airflow and confirm the 40 W electrical supply with your electrician before install. Craven Cooling can advise on siting and delivery, then handle commissioning and ongoing servicing once it's in place.
