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1 Door Commercial Upright Fridges

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A 1 door commercial upright fridge holds a kitchen's chilled stock on vertical shelving from knee to eye level, so staff can see and reach what they need without bending into a chest. It does that in the narrowest floor space of any upright, which is why it suits a kitchen where the stock has to sit off the ground but there is no width to give a bigger cabinet.

Commercial upright fridges include narrow single door cabinets for small kitchens up to three door cabinets for a production kitchen, so you can buy the size that suits your business at its current size, then size up as your business grows. For more capacity in the same style, see 2 door upright fridges and 3 door upright fridges.

Measuring a tight gap and not sure one door will carry your stock? Request a callback and we will size it with you.

These are the top FAQs for 1 Door Commercial Upright Fridges

Where does a single door upright suit best?

Small kitchens, prep rooms and service areas that need height rather than width.

For stock under the bench, see commercial under bench fridges.

How much can it hold?

Capacity is listed per model. Do not overfill: packed shelves block airflow and cause uneven cooling.

Compare formats across commercial upright fridges.

Solid or glass?

Solid is the usual choice back of house: the same cabinet costs less in solid than in glass, and the door takes a knock from a trolley without a panel to crack. Commercial glass door fridges suit anywhere the stock is on show. Glass doors are double glazed, and while the glass may hold the cold slightly less well than an insulated panel, staff can see what is inside without opening the door, so it spends less time open and the overall cost of ownership may still come out lower.

Heavy-duty kitchens usually choose stainless steel commercial fridges.

What are the running costs?

Mostly how often the door gets opened, and whether the condenser is kept clean and clear. See energy efficient fridges for models built to run long hours.

Pair with matching upright freezers.

How much clearance does a single door upright need?

Follow the manufacturer's stated clearance at the back and top. Most uprights vent from the top or rear, and a fridge pushed hard against a wall runs hot and fails early.

If the unit must sit in a recess, check it is rated for built-in use before the joinery is built.