SINGLE DOOR FREEZER SOLID FRONT

Description

Solid door commercial freezer for stockrooms

This single door, solid front commercial freezer holds 595L of gross volume, roughly 21 cubic feet, in an upright cabinet that measures 27″L x 35″D x 82″H. Usable space is a little lower than gross volume once shelves and interior parts are accounted for. It’s built for the part of a store customers don’t see: the back room where cases of ice cream, frozen food, and overflow stock wait to be moved to the sales floor.

A tall single door unit puts a lot of frozen capacity on a small patch of floor. At 27 inches wide, this freezer fits between shelving runs, beside a walk-in, or against a stockroom wall where a chest freezer or a multi-door reach-in would take up too much space.

Benefits of a solid front freezer

Glass doors are there to sell product. A solid door is there to keep it cold. Glass lets more heat through than a solid panel, so a solid front freezer holds temperature more steadily, especially in a back room where staff open and close the door all day while restocking.

That steadier temperature is the main reason to choose this unit over a glass front model. If shoppers never see the freezer, a window adds nothing, and the solid door helps the compressor between openings. Actual energy use depends on your room temperature, how often the door opens, and how full the cabinet is, so treat this as a practical advantage rather than a fixed savings number.

Single door commercial freezer uses

Convenience stores use it as backup frozen storage behind the sales floor, so front coolers and freezers can be restocked between supplier deliveries. Grocery stores and small markets put it in the stockroom for case-pack frozen items. Delis and kitchens with a retail counter use it for bulk frozen ingredients that don’t need to be on display. It also works as overflow capacity during summer and holiday peaks, when ice cream and frozen treat sales climb.

Solid door vs. glass front freezer

Store Display Fixture carries a matching single door glass front freezer. Both hold 595L, both stand 82 inches tall, and both weigh 400 lbs. The glass front version is 37 inches deep, 2 inches deeper than this solid door unit.

Choose the glass front freezer when it sits on the sales floor and customers need to see what’s inside before opening the door, since a solid door won’t drive impulse sales the same way. Choose this solid door freezer for back rooms, kitchens, and any spot where the unit is purely for storage. Plenty of stores run both: glass front units out front, and solid door units in the back keeping them stocked.

Upright freezer delivery and placement

At 400 lbs and 82 inches tall, this freezer takes some planning to move into place. Before delivery, measure the height and width of every doorway on the path to its final spot, along with any tight hallway turns, and compare them against the 27 x 35 x 82 inch cabinet. Check the floor where it will sit too, since a loaded freezer adds product weight on top of the unit’s own 400 lbs.

Leave space around the cabinet for airflow and plan for an outlet close by. Our Dallas team can confirm the recommended clearance and electrical requirements before you order.

Solid door freezer specifications

–  Gross volume: 595L (about 21 cu ft)

–  Dimensions: 27″L x 35″D x 82″H

–  Weight: 400 lbs

–  Door: Single, solid front

–  Temperature range, electrical requirements, shelf count: [Information not available], confirm before ordering

Buy a commercial freezer in Dallas

Request a quote from our Dallas team for pricing, availability, and freight on this solid door freezer. Buying several units for a store buildout? Send the quantity, delivery location, and timeline, and we’ll quote the full order. For a bigger cold storage upgrade, browse the full coolers and freezers lineup or ask about a custom walk-in freezer.