Equipment photographGRAM / Commercial Fridges
GRAM K610 Stainless Steel Upright Refrigerator, 583 L Gross
CCEUK-0212
£330.00 excl. VAT
£396.00 incl. VAT (20%)
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Explore CCEUK’s range of new and used commercial fridges for restaurants, cafés, pubs, takeaways and professional kitchens across the UK. From upright refrigerators and compact undercounter units to refrigerated preparation counters, this page helps businesses find suitable refrigeration equipment and understand the key factors to consider before buying, including storage capacity, dimensions, temperature control, energy efficiency and condition. Browse our current equipment listings for photographs, specifications and prices, or contact CCEUK for advice on choosing the right commercial fridge for your kitchen.
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Equipment photographGRAM / Commercial Fridges
CCEUK-0212
£330.00 excl. VAT
£396.00 incl. VAT (20%)
Whether you're equipping a new commercial kitchen, replacing an existing refrigerator or adding extra chilled storage, choosing the right commercial fridge is essential to the smooth running of your business.
At CCEUK Ltd, we supply commercial catering equipment, including new and used refrigeration for restaurants, cafés, pubs, takeaways and professional kitchens throughout the UK.
Explore our current selection of commercial fridges, including upright refrigerators, under-counter units and refrigerated preparation counters. Individual equipment listings provide photographs, specifications, condition details and prices to help you make an informed choice.
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A commercial refrigerator needs to do more than keep food cold. It must provide sufficient storage, maintain appropriate temperatures and fit comfortably into a working kitchen.
The right choice depends on the available space, the type and quantity of food being stored, and how frequently staff need access during service.
Commercial fridges come in several different configurations, each designed to meet particular operational requirements.
Upright refrigerators are a popular choice for restaurants, hotels, pubs and larger catering kitchens where substantial chilled storage is required.
Their vertical design makes effective use of floor space, while adjustable shelving can provide flexibility for storing ingredients, prepared food and catering containers.
Single-door upright fridges are suitable for many smaller and medium-sized operations. Double-door models can offer greater storage capacity and easier access to different sections of the cabinet.
When choosing an upright refrigerator, consider the internal shelf dimensions, usable capacity, door opening space and overall cabinet height. Check that the unit can pass through doorways and reach its intended installation position.
Under counter refrigerators are particularly useful in kitchens where space is limited or chilled ingredients need to remain close to a preparation area.
These compact units can provide convenient access to frequently used ingredients without requiring the floor space of a full-height cabinet.
Refrigerated counter units offer a further advantage by combining chilled storage with a working surface. Depending on the design, they may feature multiple doors or refrigerated drawers.
Always check the external dimensions and ventilation requirements before installing refrigeration beneath an existing worktop or within a restricted space.
Refrigerated preparation counters are designed for kitchens where ingredients need to be stored conveniently during food preparation.
They are particularly useful in pizza kitchens, sandwich preparation areas, cafés, restaurants and takeaway operations.
Depending on the model, a preparation fridge may combine refrigerated storage compartments with a stainless steel worktop or dedicated spaces for ingredient containers.
Check the arrangement of the refrigerated compartments, the working height and compatibility with gastronorm containers where relevant. Not every preparation counter has the same configuration or storage capacity.
Selecting a commercial fridge involves more than comparing its advertised capacity.
Manufacturers may specify both gross and net or usable capacity. Gross capacity describes the overall internal volume, while usable capacity provides a more practical indication of the space available for storing food and containers.
Shelving arrangements, internal components and the refrigeration system can all affect how much storage is actually available.
Before purchasing, consider:
External dimensions: Measure the intended location and access route, allowing sufficient space for doors to open and for cleaning or maintenance.
Usable storage: Check internal dimensions, shelving and compatibility with the containers used in your kitchen.
Ventilation: Follow the manufacturer's requirements for airflow around the refrigeration system.
Electrical supply: Confirm that the unit is suitable for the available power supply.
Kitchen conditions: Check that the refrigerator is designed to operate in the ambient temperatures expected in its intended location.
Commercial kitchens can become particularly warm during busy service periods. A refrigerator's climate classification and stated maximum operating temperature are therefore important considerations, especially when positioning equipment close to cooking appliances.
Reliable temperature control is one of the most important considerations when selecting commercial refrigeration.
Different refrigerators have different operating temperature ranges, so always check the specifications of the individual model and ensure it is suitable for the food you intend to store.
The Food Standards Agency recommends setting refrigerators to 5°C or below to help keep chilled food at a safe temperature. Food businesses should monitor storage temperatures and follow the applicable food safety requirements.
Energy consumption is another factor worth considering. Commercial refrigerators may operate continuously, making running costs an important part of the overall purchasing decision.
Where available, compare manufacturer energy information and consider the cabinet's size, construction, operating conditions and intended use.
Routine maintenance also contributes to reliable operation. Keeping door seals clean and in good condition, maintaining appropriate ventilation and following the manufacturer's cleaning instructions can help the equipment perform as intended.
Both new and second-hand commercial refrigerators have advantages, depending on your requirements and budget.
New refrigeration provides access to current models and manufacturer specifications, while used commercial fridges can offer an economical way to equip or expand a professional kitchen.
When considering second-hand refrigeration, it is important to look beyond the initial purchase price.
Check the condition of the cabinet, doors, seals, shelving and temperature controls. Any visible damage, corrosion, missing components or known operating limitations should be considered before making a decision.
The age of the equipment, refrigerant type, availability of replacement parts and expected energy consumption may also influence its suitability.
At CCEUK, used catering equipment is checked before being offered for sale. Individual listings provide available information about the equipment's condition, specifications and any known limitations, together with photographs of the actual item.
Because commercial refrigeration varies considerably between manufacturers and models, checking these details is an important part of choosing equipment that meets your needs.
CCEUK Ltd is based in Telford, Shropshire, and supplies commercial catering equipment to businesses across the UK.
Our equipment catalogue allows you to explore individual refrigerators, compare available specifications and examine photographs before making an inquiry.
Stock changes as equipment is sold and new items are added, so the listings on this page provide the most relevant starting point for finding a commercial fridge.
If you need other refrigeration equipment, you can also explore our wider Commercial Refrigeration category, which includes additional types of professional cooling equipment.
Browse the current equipment listed above or contact CCEUK to discuss a particular refrigerator.
Whether you need an upright storage cabinet, a compact under counter fridge or a refrigerated preparation unit, we're happy to discuss your requirements and help you establish whether a listed item is suitable for your kitchen.
Call CCEUK Ltd on 07421 022688 or contact us through the website.
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