Commercial Bottle Cooler

Commercial refrigeration is a necessary component of any food business, but knowing what type will work best for you can be challenging. Bottle coolers behind the bar or counter are ideal if space permits because they offer more features than mini-refrigerators and swinging doors that open out into your dining area - these models also allow customers easy access when needing something quickly.

Why do I need a bottle cooler?

This small refrigerator keeps your chilled beers and ciders at just the right temperature so you can efficiently serve them! Of course, the size depends on how many bottles there are, but they come in two distinct styles - hinged doors that open out into the front of the fridge; sliding side panels that slide up against the wall when closed.

Where should I put my bottle fridge?

Keep your inventory cool and on display with a bottle cooler. These small cooling units are designed to be placed out in the front of your establishment or in an area that has high customer flow. This helps to draw customers into checking out what's inside! They work best when displayed at ambient temperatures between 15-27 Celsius.

What you should consider when buying or renting a bottle cooler

Keep in mind the following aspects before investing in any model of a bottle cooler for your business:

Size

When measuring the space for your refrigerator, leave around a 5cm gap so it can breathe and keep cool. You have three options: 1-door bottle/can cooler (upright vertical), 2-door models with an extra broad base that gives more storage but does not offer as much protection from dirt gathering on its surface, or if you want something quick to set up. In such a case go ahead and choose this style because there are no intricate mechanisms involved just simple hinges!

Door types

When selecting the right door for your bar, there are many things to consider. For example, a hinged design will be more complex than sliding but less likely to leave it open by accident, while sliders can save space if you're short on storage or have limited height access points near ground level.

Durability

Some people think a bottle cooler's durability is determined by its interior temperature, but this isn't true. A high-quality machine will be able to maintain cold temperatures throughout the day as you open and close it more frequently than lower-quality models, which have shorter life spans due primarily in part because they are made with cheaper materials like plastic rather than metal or stainless steel - all things considered when determining how long your investment lasts!

Features

Finding a suitable bottle cooler for your business is essential. For instance, if you want to monitor drink temperatures, look out for coolers with digital temperature controls and keep an eye on them! It's also a good idea not only to consider safety but how secure they are too - find something that has locks so no one can get in there without permission first (and ideally because someone locked themselves out).

What are the types of bottle cooler to choose from?

Back Bar Bottle Coolers

A back bar bottle fridge is one of the most popular options for storing and cooling wine, beer, or other drinks. This type needs to be plugged into an outlet but can typically cool around 64 bottles simultaneously with just one refrigerator! For more convenience, there are also double-door models that allow you to store over 100 different types per batch. The hospitality industry loves them because they're so flexible - meaning whatever size opening you have available inside (from closet all way up through huge room) then this will work perfectly well thanks to the various sizes available on today's market.

Countertop Bottle Coolers

Countertop bottle coolers are an attractive and space-saving solution for those with limited bar top room. A small cooler can sit on your counter while still providing you the convenience of being able to offer customers bottled drinks in addition to draft beer or wine at any given time! They're also more energy efficient than larger models since only one person needs power tools - not dozens like running a back bar setup alone.

How should I stock my bar fridge?

Follow the capacity information, and don't overstock your bottle cooler as it needs breathing space. Chilled air needs to circulate, but if there are too many bottles in one spot, they'll be restricted from moving outwards by an overlapping layer of coldness—this will result in a less cooling effect overall! The best way to achieve perfection? Put those first few layers slightly below freezing before letting them go lower, depending on your available type (keg/ fridge).

Are you ready to buy a Commercial Bottle Cooler

If you're looking to improve your bar's drinks game, a few critical pieces of equipment will make all the difference. From choosing wisely between alcohol coolers and fridges for storing cocktails in storage vessels or shakers, respectively - right down to knowing which type of drinkware is best suited depending on what kind of beverage we want our customers enjoying!

Contact us and we will help you choose the best models of bottle cooler for your bar and kitchen. All our products including back bar and countertop 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 [email protected] at any time. We will only be too happy to answer all your queries.