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1 Door Bar Fridges

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A single door bar fridge keeps drinks cold within arm's reach of whoever is pouring, so nobody is walking back of house mid-service. It is the smallest unit on the back bar, holding enough chilled stock for a service in a small venue or for one service point in a larger one.

A 1 door bar fridge, also listed as a single door drinks fridge, fits under a standard bar top. Where one door is not enough, 2 door bar fridges and 3 door bar fridges extend the run.

Not sure whether one door is enough? Request a callback and we will size it against your service.

These are the top FAQs for 1 Door Bar Fridges

How much stock does one door hold?

Enough for a small cafe or a single service point. Capacity is on each product page.

Count what you need cold at the start of service, not what you sell in a day. For more, see commercial bar fridges.

Glass or solid door?

Glass lets staff and customers see the stock and sells drinks, which is why most single door units behind a bar are glass-fronted. Solid is the cheaper cabinet to buy and stands up better to knocks, so it suits a spot where nobody is looking at the fridge. The difference in running cost between the two is small.

See commercial glass door fridges and commercial solid door fridges.

Will it fit under my bar?

Most fit below a standard bar top, but check the height and the ventilation clearance on the product page before the joinery is built.

For work surface as well, look at commercial under bench fridges.

What about running costs?

Door seals, refrigerant and lighting decide the running cost more than size. Units in the energy efficient fridges range use modern refrigerants.

Back-of-house stock belongs in commercial upright fridges.

Can a single door bar fridge be built into joinery?

Only if the model is rated for built-in use. Most are free-standing and vent at the back or base, so boxing one in without an airflow path is the fastest way to kill the compressor.

Check the product page before the cabinetry is made, and look at commercial under bench fridges if you need a unit designed to sit under a bench.