Why this flat glass serve over fridge earns its place
The Combisteel Cold Display Ronald 2.0 is a flat-glass serve-over display fridge built for counter service. The flat glass front gives customers a clean, uninterrupted line of sight across the deck so the product shows itself — the format a deli, patisserie or farm-shop counter chooses when what is on display closes the sale. The cabinet is 1955 mm wide, 940 mm deep and 870 mm high, built to sit alongside or within a fixed counter run as a merchandise point rather than a standalone unit.
In service it works as a served counter should: chilled stock stays on display behind the glass through the trading day at +0 to +5 °C, and staff reach in from the back to arrange, top up and serve. The cabinet holds 195 litres gross volume, making it sized for a healthy display run on a medium-length counter. The customer face stays merchandised and tidy while the working side does the loading and portioning, keeping the counter looking full and considered even at a busy shift. It is built from stainless steel (AISI 201) with 40 mm of insulation to hold temperature consistently.
It is a freestanding counter unit that sits on the shop floor as a fixed serving point and connects to a standard 230 V mains supply at 50 Hz (0.44 kW load). The cabinet weighs 260 kg gross when delivered. Think about the delivery route and a level run of floor when you plan where it goes, measure against the footprint, and leave the airflow around the cabinet clear so it holds temperature through service. Craven Cooling can talk through siting, supply and sizing before you buy.
