Solid Door Reach In Freezers

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Avesta 54″ Two Door Solid Reach-In Freezer

Original price was: $4,795.00.Current price is: $4,150.00.

Avesta 27″ Single Door Solid Reach-In Freezer

Original price was: $3,235.00.Current price is: $2,870.00.

Avesta 82″ Three Door Solid Reach-In Freezer

Original price was: $5,700.00.Current price is: $5,495.00.

Atosa MBF15FSGRL 18″ Top Mount Left-Hinge Single-Door Freezer

Original price was: $4,238.00.Current price is: $2,918.00.

Atosa MBF15FSGR 18″ Top Mount Single-Door Reach-In Freezer

Original price was: $4,238.00.Current price is: $2,918.00.

Atosa MBF8003GR 78″ Top Mount Three-Door Reach-In Freezer

Original price was: $8,690.00.Current price is: $5,983.00.

Atosa MBF8001GR 29″ Top Mount Single-Door Reach-In Freezer

Original price was: $4,323.00.Current price is: $2,977.00.

Atosa MBF8002GR 52″ Top Mount Two-Door Reach-In Freezer

Original price was: $6,255.00.Current price is: $4,307.00.

A solid door reach-in freezer keeps frozen proteins, fries, desserts and prepped batches at a steady temperature right where your cooks need them. Babak Food Equipment offers single-, two- and three-door solid door reach-in freezers for restaurants, cafés, bakeries, hotels, caterers and institutions across Vancouver and British Columbia, with a wide range from Traulsen, Turbo Air, Atosa and Kool-It. They are part of our reach-in refrigeration range.
Types of solid door reach-in freezers
Single door reach-in freezers
A single door reach-in freezer fits narrow spaces and smaller menus. It is a common first freezer for cafés, food trucks with a commissary, and small restaurants.
Two- and three-section freezers
Larger cabinets suit kitchens that buy frozen product in bulk or batch-cook ahead. Half-door versions reduce the cold air lost each time a door opens.
Top-mount or bottom-mount refrigeration
Top-mount systems stay clear of floor dust and grease; bottom-mount units raise the top shelf to a comfortable height and are easy to service.
How to choose a solid door reach-in freezer

Capacity: match the number of sections to how much frozen stock you hold between deliveries, plus room for busy seasons.
Temperature performance: look for units that hold about 0°F (-18°C) or colder and recover quickly after the door opens.
Defrost system: automatic defrost keeps the coil clear of ice; check where the condensate goes and whether it evaporates on its own.
Space and airflow: freezers work harder than refrigerators, so keep them away from fryers and ranges and leave the recommended clearance.
Power: check voltage, plug type and whether a dedicated circuit is recommended before installation.
Build and cleaning: stainless exteriors, adjustable shelving and replaceable gaskets make cleaning and upkeep easier.

Why buy your solid door reach-in freezer from Babak Food Equipment?
With more than 20 years in business and a 4.9★ Google rating from 380+ reviews, our team helps you compare freezer sizes, door styles and compressor layouts, and checks space, clearance and power for your kitchen. Delivery and installation options are available across BC – details and costs are discussed when you order. Planning fresh storage as well? Also see solid door reach-in refrigerators and solid door reach-in combination units, or ask about used commercial refrigeration.
Solid door reach-in freezers at a glance
SizeTypical capacityBest forSingle doorAbout 20–25 cu ftCafés and small kitchensTwo-sectionAbout 40–50 cu ftFull-service restaurantsThree-sectionAbout 65–75 cu ftBulk buyers, hotels, institutions
Frequently asked questions
What temperature should a commercial freezer hold?
Most commercial reach-in freezers operate at about -10 to 0°F (-23 to -18°C). Keeping food at 0°F (-18°C) or colder maintains quality and food safety.
What’s the difference between a commercial and a household freezer?
A commercial freezer has a stronger compressor, faster temperature recovery and heavier shelving, and it is built to handle frequent door openings in a hot kitchen.
Do reach-in freezers need to be defrosted?
Most commercial reach-in freezers have an automatic defrost cycle. You still need to keep the door gaskets clean and the condenser coil free of dust.
Where should I put a reach-in freezer?
Choose a spot with good airflow and away from heat sources such as fryers, ranges and ovens. A hot location makes the compressor work harder and shortens its life.
Availability, pricing, warranty terms, delivery and installation are confirmed at the time of purchase – request a quote on any model or call our team at (604) 566-9747.