Skope BackBar 4 Glass Swing Door SlimLine Fridge Stainless Steel (SL.4.GSW)

Original price was: $10,775.00.Current price is: $8,889.00.
Ex. GST

Thermaster Back Bar Cooler Black Magic (BC3100G)

Original price was: $3,900.00.Current price is: $3,315.00.
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Williams Boronia Under Counter Back Bar Fridge 2 Door (HB2UGBHC)

Original price was: $6,900.00.Current price is: $5,520.00.
Ex. GST

Williams Boronia Under Counter Back Bar Fridge 3 Door (HB3UGBHC)

Original price was: $8,100.00.Current price is: $6,480.00.
Ex. GST

Williams Boronia Under Counter Back Bar Fridge 4 Door (HB4UGBHC)

Original price was: $9,895.00.Current price is: $7,916.00.
Ex. GST

Under Counter Bar Fridge FAQs

An under counter bar fridge is a low-profile commercial refrigerator designed to fit beneath a bar or benchtop. It provides easy access to bottled and canned drinks while keeping them at a consistent, chilled temperature during service.

A standard bar fridge can be freestanding and may not be built for tight cabinetry. An under counter bar fridge is specifically designed for installation under benches, with front ventilation (on many models), durable construction and dimensions that suit commercial bar layouts.

Yes. Commercial under counter bar fridges are built to handle frequent door openings, long operating hours and high stock turnover. Look for models with fan-forced cooling, strong shelving and self-closing glass doors for busy bar environments.

You can use a commercial underbench bar fridge in a home bar or entertainment area, provided you allow for proper ventilation and follow the installation guidelines. Many people choose commercial models for their robustness and faster pull-down times.

Most beverage under counter fridges are set to operate around 2°C to 4°C to keep drinks refreshingly cold. Always check the manufacturer’s recommended settings and adjust the controller to suit your product range and local food safety requirements.

Consider how many bottles and cans you need to store, the length of your bar, and the available height under your bench. Measure the space carefully, including ventilation clearances, and choose the number of doors (two, three or four) and interior layout that best suits your menu and service style.