Wall refrigerators and freezers

Here you will find a large selection to store and display goods in the best way.

The range includes solutions for storing and displaying products such as sandwiches and ready meals, dairy products, meat products, fruit, vegetables, charcuterie, fish, salad, drinks, etc.

How to choose the right wall cooler

Wall coolers are coolers that are mainly found in shops, restaurants and at petrol stations. Cooler that stands against a wall and that makes it easy for the customer to choose and take the product they want. These refrigerators include drinks, sandwiches and ready-made dishes.


1.How big can it be?

The first, and primary, question is how big the wall cooler can be. Look around the store and think where it can fit in best? Maybe it would be worthwhile to place it in another place to make room for a slightly larger fridge? Here it is also important to check that the wall cooler does not stand in the way of something important such as drains or perhaps electrical outlets that are necessary to reach. Remember that wall coolers and ovens must not be too close to each other.

2.Can you keep it clean?

This point also partly determines where the refrigerator can stand. It is very important that you can reach the fridge both from the front and from the sides. This is to be able to easily keep it clean. Even if all shelves and refrigerators must be kept clean in a store, there are extra high demands on refrigeration and freezing equipment. Among other things, these have much more directional lights against a light background, which means that dirt and debris are extremely easily detected. If the customer sees that it is dirty in, on or on the side of the refrigerator, the desire to buy is significantly reduced.

3.Which model is needed? Or should they be supplemented?

What is to be sold? Which model is suitable for this? Many refrigerators are suitable for several different products, but at the same time there are those that are a little better for drinks than others. This is done by making the exposure of the drink clearer.

What you can also think about is whether a small refrigerator should be placed in front of the cash register. It is then about creating additional sales to customers who actually stand in the queue because they consider themselves picked up what they need. When they stand in line and wait their turn, there is a good chance that they will grab a soda from the fridge. Not least if it is warmer summer days.

4.Glass doors or not?

Glass doors are an advantage based on the fact that they keep the cold clearer. But at the same time, it will not be as easy to act spontaneously. Even though the products are exposed through the door, a little resistance is created. But it all depends on what is sold.