Glass Froster Front of House Refrigeration

Glass Froster Front of House Refrigeration

Our range of glass frosters are plug ready and available in four different doors, with either a left or right hinge.

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When it comes to your kitchen, sometimes you just need simplicity. This Insignia 10 cu. ft. refrigerator is perfect for small kitchens, offices, dorms and more. It’s a smaller full-size refrigerator with plenty of storage solutions to fit everything you need: two adjustable spill-safe glass shelves, a fixed shelf, four door racks and a crisper drawer. Plus, the separate freezer compartment has a shelf and door racks for frozen items.

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The Universal GF-25 glass froster / plate chiller is the best way to correctly frost glasses and plates. The glass froster is most used to frost beer glasses and cool salad plates. The chill touch makes your beer or salad extra delicious. This size glass froster and plate chiller is compact made to fit in tight spaces.

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These beautiful stainless steel undercounter glass door refrigerators hold up to 140 cans. Solidly constructed 304 stainless steel exterior and polished stainless steel interior, LOW E Glass heating door, this fridge is the perfect addition to any home bar or entertainment room, now you can meet all of your guests' beverage needs with a front venting unit that fits seamlessly under your countertop.

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