Custom Glass-Front Display Cold Room for Commerci | RFQ Sourcing Details

This glass-front display cold room is designed to combine refrigerated storage with customer-facing product visibility. Listed uses include beverage stores, supermarkets, convenience stores, gas stations, flower shops, restaurants, and other retail environments.

Depending on the selected configuration, it may be used for beverages, flowers, dairy products, fresh produce, fruit, vegetables, or meat. The listed assembly can include glass doors, insulated PU panels, a refrigeration unit, LED lighting, and wire shelving.

Available options include hinged or sliding glass doors, full or short handles, white or black shelves, and silver or black door frames. A standard glass-door size of 30 × 79 inches is stated, while the room dimensions, shape, door quantity, shelving layout, finishes, and cooling configuration can be customized.

Listed panel thicknesses vary by configuration and include 75, 100, 150, and 200 mm. Finish options include color-coated steel, galvanized steel, and stainless steel. Electrical configurations are listed for 220 V or 380 V systems, with 50 Hz and 60 Hz options referenced.

The product information also lists an air-cooled refrigeration unit and R404A or R507A refrigerant options. CE certification is stated.

Online technical guidance, installation manuals, diagrams, video tutorials, and numbered assembly components are listed as installation support;overseas on-site installation is not provided.

Temperature information is inconsistent across the supplied product details: one field states -10 to 0°C, while the detailed parameter table describes a standard display-cooler range of 0 to +10°C and notes that lower-temperature versions are available.

Buyers should therefore obtain written confirmation of the guaranteed operating range for the exact room dimensions, stored products, ambient conditions, door-opening frequency, and refrigeration package ordered.

Before procurement, confirm the final technical schedule rather than relying on general configuration options.

The schedule should identify the required internal and external dimensions, target product temperature, ambient design conditions, panel core and thickness, surface finishes, glass-door type and count, electrical supply, refrigerant, refrigeration-unit capacity, shelving arrangement, drainage and defrost requirements, and all included installation components.

Buyers should also confirm the applicable 3–5 year warranty terms, production schedule, packaging configuration, commissioning responsibilities, spare-parts availability, and which technical drawings are approved before manufacturing.