Supermarket Fridges And Freezers

We have a huge variety of options when it comes to supermarket fridges and freezers. Whether you need glass door drinks refrigeration for keeping near your point of sale, a wide, spacious and open refrigeration unit with plenty of lighting, our supermarket refrigeration units are diverse to suit the needs you have depending on how much space you have and what you want to stock. If you need to store frozen goods, you’ll find everything from chest freezers to upright triple glass door freezers, you’ll find them here. We stock the top brands in the commercial refrigeration industry, with options to get custom refrigeration and freezer setups.

There are a few key factors to account for when you’re choosing supermarket refrigeration for fresh produce. First, consider the floorplan you have and how much space you have available. Account for both the footprint of the refrigerator but also space behind it for ventilation, along with leaving enough room for customers to easily navigate around the unit. Next, consider how much capacity you actually need. If you have a smaller footprint available, you may want to look at options with multiple shelves, or something narrower to make the most of the space.

Running costs are always a focus for businesses, which is why you’ll also want to consider looking at energy efficiency when choosing the right commercial display fridge. Look for models with modern refrigerants and high-quality insulation. Efficient lighting like LED options can also help illuminate your stock, all without using more power than necessary.

You may also want to decide whether you’re best off with a fridge with doors, or an open air model. Depending on the nature of the produce you’re storing, one may be better than the other. Models with doors come in single, double and triple door models, along with hinged or sliding door options. Refrigeration with doors holds a lower temperature, which can be better for certain fruits and vegetables. Open air models also need more maintenance to ensure consistency, however they can make products more accessible, in turn boosting sales. If you’re stocking multiple types of fresh produce, but also offer perishables like flowers, you can combine different models like flower display fridges with an open air model for example.

Finally, decide whether you want to be able to move your refrigerator. Many models will also come with wheels, making it simpler to move and rearrange your storefront to suit your preferences over time. It also can make it easier to complete any maintenance when you’re able to move your fridge.

To help narrow down your options, the team at REO will be more than happy to help by giving you a personalised recommendation. Contact us any time with information regarding your space availability and what kind of produce you want to store and we can assist you further.

Yes, our range are designed with modern specifications that help to keep your energy bills down. Along with modern refrigerants and insulation, they also have LED lighting which helps to illuminate your stock without using a lot of power. Depending on the model you choose, some are more efficient than others. For example, self-contained units are easy to install and move, but can use slightly more power. Remote refrigeration is generally more energy efficient and can be slightly quieter when it comes to operation as well.

Open display fridges have one side that opens, with no doors at all, so customers can reach straight in. They generally cost more to run than a glass door cabinet, since there is no insulated door holding the cold in, and they need more ongoing maintenance. The trade-off is sales: open cabinets shift more stock per metre in a grab-and-go setting, which is what they are bought for. They suit fresh produce and items that don’t need to be held at very specific temperatures.

Closed display fridges come with single, double or triple doors, cost less to run and hold stock at lower temperatures. They hold a steadier temperature and need fewer ongoing checks, and they still let customers see what is in there.

We recommend cleaning out your supermarket fridges around once a week to ensure they’re sanitised properly. Remove all the stock, wipe down all of the shelves properly and clean the doors and glass panels to remove any grime or fingerprints.

Your commercial fridge will come with specific cleaning and maintenance guidelines from the manufacturer. Following these is essential to not only ensure optimal performance from your fridge but also to get the longest possible lifespan out of it to get the best return on your investment.

Yes! Whether you’re looking for custom supermarket refrigeration or freezers, we’ve partnered with Skope, an exceptional manufacturer who can create custom refrigerator and freezer units. Enquire online today and we can help you get the process started.

Multideck chillers for grab-and-go, a freezer run for frozen lines, and back-of-house storage. Everything else follows the floor plan.

See commercial open display fridges and display freezers.

Integral cabinets have the compressor built in and plug straight into a power point, which suits smaller stores. Remote systems put the plant outside and keep noise and heat off the shop floor, but need installation.

Walk-in storage behind the shop is covered in commercial cool rooms.