Chest Freezers

A compact unit in the 5 to 7 cu. ft. range is ideal for convenience stores with limited floor space. Larger models up to 25 cu. ft. from brands like Atosa and New Air are better suited for supermarkets and high-volume operations.

Flat glass top chest freezers offer a clean, simple display and work well for general frozen storage. Curved glass top models provide better product visibility and a more merchandising-friendly look, making them a stronger choice for ice cream parlours and retail environments.

Match the basket count to the number of product categories you stock. Most chest freezers come with three to six baskets depending on width, which is usually enough to separate items and prevent smaller goods from sinking to the bottom.

Yes. Glass-top models from Zanduco are specifically designed for merchandising frozen novelties and seasonal specialties with strong temperature hold, casters for mobility, and built-in locks for security.

Solid flat top chest freezers are built for back-of-house storage where visibility is not needed. Glass-top models are designed for customer-facing areas. Consider pairing with reach-in freezers for additional back-of-house capacity.

Most models include four casters, with at least two locking. This makes chest freezers easy to move during cleaning or seasonal layout changes without requiring extra equipment.

Modern chest freezers use R290 or R600A refrigerants with high-efficiency compressors, keeping utility costs manageable even with continuous use. Foam-filled lids and low-E glass also help maintain consistent temperatures in warmer retail settings.