Why this single door glass door fridge earns its place
This is an upright display refrigerator with a single glass door, finished in black. The glazed front is the point: it puts chilled stock — bottled and canned drinks, food-to-go, snacking lines — on show so customers can see what's there and self-select without a member of staff opening anything. At 360 litres and just 610 mm wide, it's a compact merchandising cabinet that fits tight spaces where a larger format won't work.
Run as a chilled display at +1 to +10 °C, it keeps drinks and grab-and-go product cold behind glass while customers browse. The single-door format keeps the footprint tight — only 610 mm wide and 1.97 metres tall — so it slots into an aisle end or a service point without eating floor space. It runs quietly at 55 dB, one of the quietest in its class, so it won't dominate the ambient sound. Keep the load below the shelf fill line and the door closing cleanly so cold air circulates and the cabinet holds temperature through a busy trading day.
At 78 kg, plan delivery for at least two people and a clear, level route to its final position, and make sure the floor where it stands can take the load. Check doorways and thresholds along the delivery path first — the external width is only 610 mm, so it usually fits where larger units won't. Once sited, leave ventilation clearance around the cabinet and keep it out of direct sun and away from heat sources. Craven Cooling supplies and supports the cabinet, so there's a UK team behind it.
