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2 Door Bar Fridges

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A double door bar fridge covers most suburban pubs, clubs and restaurants: enough chilled stock for a full service without a mid-shift restock, in a unit that still fits under the bar.

2 door bar fridges, also listed as a 2 door bar cooler or double door bar cooler, come with glass or solid doors and, in some models, sliding doors for tight walkways. Smaller sites use 1 door bar fridges; busier ones 3 door bar fridges.

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These are the top FAQs for 2 Door Bar Fridges

Is two doors enough for my bar?

For most suburban venues, yes. If the fridge empties before close, move up a size.

Compare the range in commercial bar fridges.

Hinged or sliding doors?

Sliding doors keep the walkway clear behind a narrow bar; hinged doors seal a little better.

Under-bench options are in commercial under counter fridges.

Glass or solid doors?

Glass shows the stock and speeds up service; see commercial glass door fridges. Glass is double glazed and may hold the cold slightly less well than a solid panel, but staff see what is in there without opening the door, where a solid door gets opened and closed all night. We would not claim either one is cheaper to run. Buy solid because it is the cheaper cabinet and it takes knocks where nobody is looking at it.

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

What does it need installed?

A power point and ventilation clearance at the back or base. Check the product page before building it in.

Energy use matters over long hours; see energy efficient fridges.

How cold does a bar fridge need to be for beer?

Most venues serve beer between 2 and 4 degrees, and every model lists its operating range on the product page. What matters more in practice is recovery: a fridge that holds temperature while the doors open all night.

For glassware, a commercial glass chiller does a job a bar fridge cannot.