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Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment
Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment
Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment
Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment
Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment
Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment
Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment
Interlevin LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser - Advantage Catering Equipment

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Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser

SKU: LGC2500
Barcode: 5708181991241

£1,129.00(£1,354.80 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 1
  • Equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug but may be more suitably connected to a fused spur
  • Item weighs over 100kg and will need care and planning to get into position kg

The Tefcold LGC2500 is a full-height, single glass door upright merchandiser designed for displaying chilled products in retail and food service environments. With a generous internal capacity spread across a relatively modest floor footprint, it offers a practical balance for operators who need to present a broad product range without dedicating a large section of floor space to refrigeration.

In day-to-day use, this style of cabinet is most commonly found in convenience stores, café counters, hotel grab-and-go areas, staff canteens, and similar settings where chilled drinks, dairy, snacks, or prepared foods need to be accessible throughout the trading day. The full-height glass door gives clear sightlines across the entire display, allowing customers to browse and select independently. During periods of steady footfall, the cabinet holds temperature reliably through repeated door openings — which matters more than it might seem when the unit is in continuous use across a long service period.

From an operational standpoint, a few practical points are worth noting:

  • Vertical LED lighting provides consistent product illumination with low heat gain inside the cabinet
  • An LED canopy above the door offers a useful space for branding or promotional signage
  • Stainless steel base construction supports daily cleaning and resists routine wear
  • Castors allow straightforward repositioning during cleaning or layout changes; locking feet keep the unit stable in service
  • Designed to pair alongside compatible Tefcold freezer merchandisers where a consistent display layout is required

Installation is freestanding and requires no dedicated water supply or drainage connection. The unit needs a suitable mains electrical supply and adequate rear clearance for ventilation. Ambient room temperature has a direct bearing on how efficiently the cabinet operates, so placement away from direct heat sources, poorly ventilated areas, or working kitchen lines is advisable — particularly relevant in food service settings where ambient temperatures rise during service.

The LGC2500 is well suited to single-site operators, smaller food service venues, and grab-and-go concepts where a high-capacity single-door unit is needed without a large footprint. For sites with higher product turnover, heavier footfall, or multi-door display requirements, a larger configuration within the range is worth considering.

If you would like to talk through whether this cabinet is the right fit for your space, product mix, or expected footfall, the team is happy to have that conversation before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is this cabinet suitable for placement in a working kitchen environment?

It can be used in food service settings, but ambient temperature is an important consideration. Kitchens and busy service areas often see elevated ambient temperatures during peak periods, which places additional demand on the refrigeration system. Wherever possible, position the unit away from cooking lines, direct heat sources, or areas with restricted airflow to maintain efficient operation.

What installation requirements should I plan for before delivery?

The LGC2500 is freestanding and requires no water supply or drainage. You will need a suitable mains electrical connection nearby and clear space at the rear of the unit for ventilation. It is also worth confirming doorway and corridor clearances before delivery, as full-height upright merchandisers can be awkward to manoeuvre into position in tighter sites.

How do I know if a single-door unit is the right capacity for my site?

A single-door cabinet at this capacity works well for venues with a moderate chilled range and steady rather than very high footfall — think a busy café, a convenience counter, or a staff catering point. If you are running a high-turnover grab-and-go operation or need to display a wide range across multiple product categories simultaneously, a multi-door configuration is likely to be a more practical fit. We are happy to talk through your specific volumes if you are unsure.
Tefcold LGC2500 496 Ltr Single Glass Door Merchandiser

£1,129.00(£1,354.80 inc VAT)

£1,129.00(£1,354.80 inc VAT)

The Tefcold LGC2500 is a full-height, single glass door upright merchandiser designed for displaying chilled products in retail and food service environments. With a generous internal capacity spread across a relatively modest floor footprint, it offers a practical balance for operators who need to present a broad product range without dedicating a large section of floor space to refrigeration.

In day-to-day use, this style of cabinet is most commonly found in convenience stores, café counters, hotel grab-and-go areas, staff canteens, and similar settings where chilled drinks, dairy, snacks, or prepared foods need to be accessible throughout the trading day. The full-height glass door gives clear sightlines across the entire display, allowing customers to browse and select independently. During periods of steady footfall, the cabinet holds temperature reliably through repeated door openings — which matters more than it might seem when the unit is in continuous use across a long service period.

From an operational standpoint, a few practical points are worth noting:

  • Vertical LED lighting provides consistent product illumination with low heat gain inside the cabinet
  • An LED canopy above the door offers a useful space for branding or promotional signage
  • Stainless steel base construction supports daily cleaning and resists routine wear
  • Castors allow straightforward repositioning during cleaning or layout changes; locking feet keep the unit stable in service
  • Designed to pair alongside compatible Tefcold freezer merchandisers where a consistent display layout is required

Installation is freestanding and requires no dedicated water supply or drainage connection. The unit needs a suitable mains electrical supply and adequate rear clearance for ventilation. Ambient room temperature has a direct bearing on how efficiently the cabinet operates, so placement away from direct heat sources, poorly ventilated areas, or working kitchen lines is advisable — particularly relevant in food service settings where ambient temperatures rise during service.

The LGC2500 is well suited to single-site operators, smaller food service venues, and grab-and-go concepts where a high-capacity single-door unit is needed without a large footprint. For sites with higher product turnover, heavier footfall, or multi-door display requirements, a larger configuration within the range is worth considering.

If you would like to talk through whether this cabinet is the right fit for your space, product mix, or expected footfall, the team is happy to have that conversation before you commit.