Why this glass door multideck fridge earns its place
The BTD130HGDA is a 1.3-metre glass-door multideck built to turn a run of wall into a full-height chilled display. Stock sits on tiered shelves behind glass doors at eye level, so shoppers see the whole range from the aisle and self-serve. It is the format convenience stores, forecourts and food-to-go counters reach for when they want the pulling power of an open merchandiser without leaving the cabinet open to the room.
The glass doors keep the cold behind a closed front between grabs, so the display holds its face-on presentation while the door does the sealing. Everything merchandises from the front across the full 2000 mm height, giving you top-to-bottom facings for drinks, sandwiches, dairy and chilled snacks in a single upright.
The cabinet stands 2000 mm high, 1315 mm wide and 740 mm deep, so before it lands, measure the access route — doorways, lift cars and the final gap on the shop floor — against that 2000 mm height and 1315 mm width. It is a floor-standing unit that plants against a wall and runs from a standard socket, so plan its position around a nearby supply and clear airflow at the back.
