The Glacier Back Bar Refrigerator with 2 Glass Sliding Doors is a sleek. high-performance refrigeration solution tailored for bars. restaurants. and commercial spaces. Designed to enhance beverage display and maintain optimal storage conditions. this cooler combines convenience. efficiency. and durability.
Key Features:
- Precision Temperature Control: Maintains beverages at an ideal serving temperature range of 33°F to 38°F. ensuring freshness and flavor.
- Eco-Friendly Refrigerant: Utilizes R290 refrigerant for an energy-efficient and environmentally responsible cooling system.
- Automatic Defrost: Minimizes maintenance while ensuring consistent performance.
- Adjustable Shelving: Includes 4 adjustable and removable wire shelves to accommodate a variety of beverage containers.
- Bottle Rails and Dividers: Provides organized storage. keeping bottles and cans securely in place.
- Digital Temperature Controls: Intuitive LED display makes monitoring and adjusting the temperature simple.
- Interior LED Lighting: Bright LED lights improve visibility. showcasing beverages beautifully while consuming minimal energy.
- Tempered Sliding Glass Doors: Double-pane tempered glass protects against UV rays. ensuring beverage quality and enhancing visibility.
- Durable Build: Black exterior finish provides a professional look. while the stainless steel interior resists corrosion and is easy to clean.
- Sliding Doors: Space-saving design ideal for areas with limited room for door swing.
- Secure Locks: Built-in locks on the sliding glass doors protect contents during off-hours.
- Mobility: Equipped with 2 casters for effortless movement and placement.
- Side-Mounted Compressor: Maximizes interior storage space and ensures efficient cooling performance.
The Glacier GBB-61GSD Sliding Glass Door Back Bar Cooler offers an optimal blend of functionality and style. Whether you're running a high-volume bar or hosting private events. this cooler delivers exceptional performance and a polished presentation for your beverage storage needs.
