Thermaster
Glass Door Display Fridge 1000L – Thermaster SFWCG1000
1220 × 760 × 1980mm
$3,986.50$4,690.00
Back OrderApprox. 3-4 weeks
Commercial Fridges
Glass door fridges are the visible-stock branch of KW's commercial fridge range.
Use this category to compare glass-fronted storage and display cabinets. For dedicated cake, deli or other display formats, compare the cold display cabinet range.
At our September 2026 range review, this category listed 140 products. Brands represented: Airex, Anvil, Atosa, Besttop, Bromic, Cold Display Solution, FED-X, Hoshizaki, Inomak, Polar, Simco, Thermaster, True, Turbo Air. Use the product grid for current availability and pricing.
The listings include upright beverage fridges, supermarket display cabinets and refrigerated merchandisers. Door counts extend from single-door cabinets to four-door Thermaster supermarket models. White, black and stainless-steel cabinet descriptions are represented; read body finish separately from the glass-door specification.
Current examples include the 215L Cold Display Solution USR-215, Besttop CRT48-2SG at 1010L, and Bromic UC1980GDL-NR at 1980L. Compare the stated capacity with shelf arrangement, cabinet height and overall width.
Polar GJ448-A lists sliding doors and Polar GJ449-A hinged glass doors. Both list 490L and 920 × 514 × 1880 mm. This gives a model-level comparison of opening styles without assuming a change in cabinet size or storage litres.
Polar GE769-A lists a lightbox and 15 shelves. Airex AXR.MEUR.SL is listed as a single-door slimline refrigerated merchandiser. Compare the listed shelves, lighting and cabinet format on your shortlist; do not assume every glass-door fridge shares the same display fittings.
Bar Fridges includes back-bar and underbench beverage cabinets, with glass and solid doors. Upright Fridges groups tall storage cabinets, including full and split doors. Wine Fridges contains wine coolers, cellars and dispensers. Glass doors may appear in several categories; product role and cabinet format explain the boundary.
Key factors to consider before purchasing. Our team can help you find the right fit — call or get a quote anytime.
Polar GJ448-A and GJ449-A both list 490L and 920 × 514 × 1880 mm, with sliding versus hinged glass doors. Compare the actual opening configuration at your intended position.
Polar GE769-A lists a lightbox and 15 shelves. Read the shelf count, shelf arrangement and lighting on each shortlisted model rather than assuming uniform display fittings.
USR-215 is a 215L slimline display fridge; Bromic UC1980GDL-NR lists 1980L. Compare cabinet width and height, door count and labelled litres alongside the merchandiser or beverage-fridge format.
Submit your kitchen requirements — our equipment specialists will send you a tailored shortlist of glass door fridges that fits your budget, venue type and compliance needs.
Call our refrigeration experts on 1300 001 366 for help selecting the ideal glass door fridge for your retail shop, café or bar.
Standards & Compliance
For a glass-fronted cabinet, review the temperature range and electrical specification on the exact product. Compare shelf layout, door opening and presentation height; the 490L Polar GJ448-A and GJ449-A illustrate different opening styles at the same listed cabinet dimensions.
FAQ
Yes. Polar GJ448-A lists sliding doors and GJ449-A hinged glass doors. Both list 490L and 920 × 514 × 1880 mm.
Examples include Cold Display Solution USR-215 at 215L, Besttop CRT48-2SG at 1010L and Bromic UC1980GDL-NR at 1980L. Compare the stated capacity label and shelf layout on each product.
Yes. Polar GE769-A explicitly lists a lightbox and 15 shelves. Check the individual model’s fittings; this example does not establish the same features on every cabinet.
Current listings include single-, double-, triple- and four-door cabinets. Thermaster LG-2200GBM is a four-door supermarket fridge example.
Why KW
KW keeps glass door fridge selection focused on display fit and stock visibility. Compare capacity, footprint, the specified temperature range, lighting, shelf arrangement and customer-facing presentation before choosing.
Deep Dive
Technical depth from KW's commercial kitchen specialists.
A cabinet for bottled drinks and a cabinet for prepared-food trays can both have glass doors. Tell the supplier exactly what you will store and the temperature your stock requires. Check the model's stated application and storage specification before relying on its appearance, litre figure or adjustable temperature range.
For bottle and can service behind a counter, also compare bar fridges. For tray and ingredient storage, compare commercial upright fridges and the exact pan or shelf format. For wine storage, compare wine fridges, including zone layout and bottle-size assumptions. These browsing choices can overlap; the individual model must still fit the job.
Write down the bottle heights, carton sizes or tray dimensions you actually use. Sketch how many fit on each shelf with the model's required airflow space, then check the shelf adjustment and load limits. Keep the display stock you need between replenishments separate from reserve stock stored elsewhere.
The Polar GH219-A listing distinguishes 1,200 L gross capacity from 754 L usable space and specifies GN 2/1 compatibility. That is a useful example of why gross litres, usable litres and tray compatibility answer different questions. Confirm your pan depth, shelf arrangement and supplied fittings before ordering; a litre figure alone does not establish your tray count.
This range includes upright display cabinets and merchandisers. Bar Fridges includes back-bar and underbench beverage units, with both glass and solid doors. Some products belong to both browsing categories.
The FED-X XURC600G1V listing specifies a +2°C to +8°C cabinet temperature range and separately lists maximum ambient conditions of 38°C at 60% relative humidity. The ambient figure describes the surrounding conditions, not a storage temperature. These specifications belong to that exact model and should not be applied across the range.
Check the conditions at the intended position, including nearby cooking equipment, direct sunlight and the busiest door-opening period. Ask whether the selected cabinet's rating and installation requirements suit that position and your stock. An adjustable range alone does not establish suitability for every food or for vaccine storage.
Use the sliding-versus-hinged examples above to compare your actual opening space. Allow for customers browsing, staff carrying stock and the space needed to load the largest item. Check access to the required part of each shelf with the door open, and allow for ventilation and servicing as well as the cabinet's external dimensions.
Before choosing, bring the equipment team your stock list, required storage conditions, planned shelf layout, busiest replenishment pattern, installation measurements and delivery route. Confirm the final specification and installation drawing for the exact model. For running-cost comparisons, ask for model-specific energy-consumption information and its test conditions; rated electrical power alone is not a daily energy-use figure.
For help matching a glass door fridge to your venue, stock type and available space, call KW Commercial Kitchen on 1300 001 366.
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