Why this single door glass door fridge earns its place
This is a narrow, single-door glass-fronted refrigerator with a black powder-coated steel frame, built to display and sell chilled stock from a 360 mm wide, 1.88 m tall upright footprint. The full glass door puts drinks, snacks and grab-and-go lines on show with an LED interior light, so customers can see what's cold and pick from the shelf. The black finish suits modern cafés, delis, wine bars and contemporary kitchens. The narrow body is made to fit into tight retail runs, end-of-counter spots and back-of-house gaps where a wider cabinet won't go — all in just 105 litres gross volume.
A glass-door display fridge works by keeping stock visible and cold while customers open the door to serve themselves through the day. This model holds a steady +2 to +8 °C with automatic defrost — tighter control than larger cabinets, which suits wine, dairy, pre-packed deli and bottled drinks that need consistent moderate chill. At 43 dB(A) and just 14 kW power draw, it's one of the quietest and most efficient display fridges, so it works on a standard socket in a busy café without noise complaints. Shelves let you face and rotate stock so the fridge sells as well as stores — the visible glass layout is doing merchandising work all day.
A narrow upright fridge needs careful site measurement because the height and width both matter, plus clearance to vent the condenser. At 55 kg and slim proportions, the delivery is manageable — check your doorway against the 360 mm width and 1.88 m height before ordering. The 422 mm depth projects modestly, so allow a few centimetres clearance around the cabinet for air circulation. Confirm the 230 V supply on site and tell us the width you're working to — we'll verify the exact fit before it ships.
