Category: Upright Freezers

If your freezer is doing heavy lifting all day, it needs to be more than “cold enough”. You want stable temperatures, a layout that makes sense when you’re mid-service, and a cabinet that won’t feel like a daily compromise. That’s why an upright freezer is a go-to in commercial kitchens and retail sites. It keeps stock organised on shelves, speeds up picking during busy periods, and takes up less floor space than you’d think.

For front-of-house, visibility matters. A glass-door commercial display freezer lets customers see what’s in stock without opening the door every time—handy for grab-and-go desserts, packaged goods, and frozen drinks. If you’re leaning that way, start with the Display Freezer LGF2500 Upright Glass Door or the Display Freezer Tefcold UFG1450GCP-P Upright Glass Door. Both are built to present stock clearly and keep replenishment simple. For prep rooms and kitchens where storage and durability matter most, a solid-door upright commercial freezer is usually the better fit—take a look at the Storage Freezer UF600S Upright Solid Door SS430 Stainless Steel for a hard-wearing, easy-clean option, or the Storage Freezer Tefcold UF600 Upright Solid Door White if you want a clean, classic cabinet for everyday use.

A lot of customers also build a practical fridge freezer workflow—chilled ingredients stored close to the pass, frozen stock stored in an upright cabinet nearby. It reduces walking, helps with stock rotation, and makes service smoother when you’re busy.

Common problems these freezers help solve

• “We keep losing time searching for stock.” Upright shelving keeps products visible and organised.
• “Our front freezer doesn’t sell because customers can’t see what’s inside.” A glass-door commercial display freezer shows stock clearly.
• “We need something that stands up to daily use.” Solid-door storage models are built for back-of-house trade.
• “We’re tight on space.” An upright freezer gives capacity without a big footprint.

FAQs

What’s better for a shop floor: glass or a solid door?

For retail, glass-door models win. They improve visibility and reduce unnecessary door opening. For kitchens and storage areas, solid doors usually make more sense for efficiency.

Is an upright freezer suitable for busy kitchens?

Yes. An upright commercial freezer is designed for frequent access, organised storage and fast restocking—especially useful during service.

Which models should I look at first?

For display: LGF2500 Upright Glass Door and Tefcold UFG1450GCP-P. For storage: UF600S Stainless Steel or Tefcold UF600 White.

Can PFM Plus help me choose the right one?

Definitely. If you tell us where it’s going (front or back of house) and what you’re storing, we can point you to the best match. Contact PFM Plus for quick advice.

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