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350W. Hinged doors. R600a
180W. Hinged door. R600a
230W. Sliding doors. R600a
Polar U-Series Back Bar Cooler 3 door Display
350W. Sliding doors. R600a
230W. Hinged doors. R600a
400W. Sliding doors. R600a
400W. Hinged doors. R600a
320W. Sliding doors. R600a
Height: 850mm. 280W. R600a
One glass door | Gross capacity: 88Ltr
Single glass door | 82Ltr gross capacity
Hinged Double Door
Height: 900mm. 180W. Hinged solid door
180W. Hinged door. R600a
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300W. Hinged door R600a
320W. Sliding doors. R600a
2 doors | 345Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
4 glass doors | 721Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
4 glass doors | 606Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
3 glass doors | 635Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
2 glass door | 410Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
Two glass door | Gross capacity: 130Ltr
3 glass doors | 533Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
4 glass doors | 860Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
3 glass doors | 448Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
2 glass doors | 290Ltr capacity | 2 shelves
Three glass door | Gross capacity: 203Ltr
A bar fridge or bottle cooler is the best way to display beers or soft drinks while keeping them at the perfect chilled serving temperature. A fully-stocked drinks fridge behind the bar will showcase your best-selling bottles or cans in style. Designed with clear glass doors and internal lighting, a beer fridge is easy to see even in the darkest of clubs.
There are some important features to consider when buying a beer fridge. An undercounter bar fridge is a great choice for maximising space behind your bar, but consider the type of doors you want - if space is tight, sliding doors may be preferred to hinged doors, as they won't cause any obstructions when opened. An upright back bar cooler will take up less floor space, but it is freestanding and much taller. For wine, consider using a specialist wine fridge.