Milk Commercial Underbench Baker Fridges

Commercial underbench baker fridges are a great way to add cold storage space in your commercial kitchen. These fridges are designed to be installed under a counter, making them perfect for small kitchens or prep stations. There are a variety of underbench baker fridges on the market, so you can find one that fits your needs. If you need a little extra space in your fridge that's installed close to a prep station, or simply cannot place the fridge outside the prep area, or get a reach in fridge, then the underbench refrigerator is a great way to add cold storage space.

We stock and sell a wide variety of Commercial underbench baker fridges with many sizes and configurations available for you to choose from. You'll be able to find the perfect one for your needs. Underbench fridges are a great way to add extra storage and prep space to your kitchen.

How To Choose a Commercial Underbench Baker Fridge?

An underbench fridge are a great way to keep your food and ingredients cold while freeing up space in your kitchen. When choosing the best underbench fridge for your application, it's important to do the following: measure the space you plan to put it in so that you buy the right height and so that you have the right horizontal and exhaust clearances that you unit may need. Consider the aisle space in your kitchen or prep area for open doors and drawers so you are able to move freely while working. Also determine your usage of the unit. Do you want a fridge for a self-service area, or do you just need a unit nearby to store extra ingredients in the preparation zone? These types of questions will determine if you should purchase drawers, glass doors, or solid doors. We also have plenty of resources on how to choose the best underbench baker fridges for your specific needs. Browse our website to learn more.

Factors to consider when buying Underbench Baker Fridges?

Underbench fridges are a great addition to any kitchen, café or bakery so be sure to do your research before you buy one.

Location of the compressor

Commercial underbench baker fridges provide the best way to keep your food and drinks cold while saving space in your kitchen. But before you buy one, there are a few things you need to take into consideration. First, pay attention to the compressor's intake and exhaust. You'll want to make sure there's enough clearance around the area you plan to put it so the compressor can operate properly.

Doors and drawers

Underbench freezers and fridges are available with both doors and drawers. When you go shopping for multi-door models, you generally have the option to mix and match, door and drawer sections. The type of freezer door and drawer you choose will impact how easy your Underbench fridge is to use, as well as how much space you have inside. If you frequently need to access items near the top of the underbench fridge, a door model may be a better option for you.

On the other hand, if you want to be able to see all of your underbench baker fridge contents at a glance, a drawer model may be a better choice. Ultimately, the decision comes down to personal preference and what will work best for your needs.

What type of doors and drawers do Underbench Baker Fridges have?

There are a few things to consider when choosing underbench baker fridges. The most common type is the solid door, which is a great option for back-of-the-house applications.

Glass doors sacrifice a bit of energy efficiency so that you can see the contents of the unit. They're a great option for self-serve areas.

Drawers trade a bit of storage space for food pan organization. The pans also slide out with the drawer so you don't need to reach into the unit.

Keep these factors in mind when making your decision so that you can choose the best option for your needs.

How High are Underbench Baker Fridges?

When it comes to the height of the underbench unit you're looking to purchase, it's important to figure out the technical details. Consult the product descriptions carefully, and most importantly, get busy with your measuring tape!

Underbench fridge height is usually expressed in two ways: standard-height and low profile. Standard-height units are approximately 915mm tall, including the casters or legs. Low profile units are designed to fit underneath a counter and are 813mm tall or less. Some might refer to these as built in undercounter fridges. Keep in mind that the underbench fridge height includes the door handle, so make sure to add that factor into your measurements as well.

Contact us and we will help you choose the best models of bakers underbench fridge for your Cake, Sandwich, Commercial Kitchen, Bread, Display, Sandwich, Drinks, and Milk. All our products are available for Australia wide delivery. Rest assured, we will be delighted to help you make a choice that fully meets your business needs. Get in touch with us or call us on 1300 733 715 during business hours or email us at admin@fridgeandfreezer.com.au at any time. We will only be too happy to answer all your queries.