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Polar U-Series 2.1 x 1.8m Integral Walk-In Cold Room – Brown

SKU: DS488-CBN

£6,263.00(£7,515.60 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 2
  • 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 Polar U-Series walk-in cold room is a self-contained chiller unit designed for commercial food storage. Unlike modular systems that require remote condensing units or external ducting, this is a fully integral installation — the refrigeration components are built into the room itself. That makes it considerably simpler to commission and relocate if your site layout changes. It is supplied in a Van Dyke Brown finish and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor positioning.

In operational terms, the integral refrigeration system is rated to maintain correct chill temperatures even when the surrounding ambient temperature reaches 43°C — a practical consideration for sites where the cold room is adjacent to a busy hot kitchen or installed in an outdoor position during warmer months. Forced air cooling helps maintain consistent temperatures throughout the storage space rather than relying on passive circulation, which matters when the door is opened frequently during service.

The construction choices here translate into meaningful day-to-day advantages for kitchen operators:

  • 80mm insulated wall panels with a dovetail joining system reduce thermal bridging and support cooling efficiency
  • The self-closing door sits flush within the panel face, making it more resistant to accidental damage and improving the seal during busy service
  • Integral refrigeration eliminates the need for plant room space or overhead ductwork runs
  • Reduced internal humidity helps protect produce quality and limits frost build-up on stored goods
  • The brown exterior finish suits sites where aesthetics matter — outdoor events facilities, farm shops, and similar environments

This unit requires a single-phase electrical supply and adequate clearance around the exterior for the integral condensing components to ventilate effectively. It is supplied with site survey, delivery, professional installation, and commissioning included — mainland UK only. As a special-to-order product it is non-returnable once ordered, so it is worth confirming the specification before proceeding. Racking and shelving are sold separately. If the unit is to be installed outdoors, a weather-resistant roof panel is available as an additional accessory. At 435kg installed weight, access routes and flooring load capacity should be confirmed at survey stage.

This size is well suited to small restaurants, cafés, pub kitchens, and catering operations with moderate daily throughput. At 6490 litres gross capacity it sits in the mid-range of the walk-in cold room category — suitable where a standard under-counter or reach-in fridge has been outgrown, but where a larger multi-panel modular room would be more space than the operation requires. For higher-volume sites with more demanding throughput, a larger capacity unit within the range may be more appropriate.

Walk-in cold rooms are a significant investment and the specification decisions — size, position, access, floor load, electrical supply — are worth talking through before you commit. If you would like to discuss whether this unit is the right fit for your site, our team is happy to help you work through the details.

Frequently asked questions

Is this cold room suitable for outdoor installation?

Yes, the unit is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. If installed outside, a weather-resistant roof panel is recommended and is available as a separate accessory. The integral refrigeration system is rated to operate in ambient temperatures up to 43°C, which covers most UK outdoor conditions. Your site survey will confirm suitability for your specific position.

What electrical supply does the unit need, and are there any access requirements?

The unit runs from a standard single-phase electrical supply. The integral condensing components require adequate clearance around the exterior to ventilate correctly — your installation survey will confirm the exact clearance needed for your chosen position. At 435kg, the access route to the installation point and the floor loading capacity of the surface beneath it should also be verified before the installation date.

How do I know if this size is right for my operation?

At 6490 litres gross capacity, this unit is commonly used in small to mid-sized restaurant, pub, and café kitchens where a standard reach-in or under-counter fridge is no longer sufficient but a large modular room would be excessive. The right size depends on your daily stock volume, delivery frequency, and how often staff will be accessing the room during service — if you are unsure, speaking to us before ordering means we can help you avoid either undersizing or overspending.
Polar U-Series 2.1 x 1.8m Integral Walk-In Cold Room – Brown

£6,263.00(£7,515.60 inc VAT)

£6,263.00(£7,515.60 inc VAT)

The Polar U-Series walk-in cold room is a self-contained chiller unit designed for commercial food storage. Unlike modular systems that require remote condensing units or external ducting, this is a fully integral installation — the refrigeration components are built into the room itself. That makes it considerably simpler to commission and relocate if your site layout changes. It is supplied in a Van Dyke Brown finish and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor positioning.

In operational terms, the integral refrigeration system is rated to maintain correct chill temperatures even when the surrounding ambient temperature reaches 43°C — a practical consideration for sites where the cold room is adjacent to a busy hot kitchen or installed in an outdoor position during warmer months. Forced air cooling helps maintain consistent temperatures throughout the storage space rather than relying on passive circulation, which matters when the door is opened frequently during service.

The construction choices here translate into meaningful day-to-day advantages for kitchen operators:

  • 80mm insulated wall panels with a dovetail joining system reduce thermal bridging and support cooling efficiency
  • The self-closing door sits flush within the panel face, making it more resistant to accidental damage and improving the seal during busy service
  • Integral refrigeration eliminates the need for plant room space or overhead ductwork runs
  • Reduced internal humidity helps protect produce quality and limits frost build-up on stored goods
  • The brown exterior finish suits sites where aesthetics matter — outdoor events facilities, farm shops, and similar environments

This unit requires a single-phase electrical supply and adequate clearance around the exterior for the integral condensing components to ventilate effectively. It is supplied with site survey, delivery, professional installation, and commissioning included — mainland UK only. As a special-to-order product it is non-returnable once ordered, so it is worth confirming the specification before proceeding. Racking and shelving are sold separately. If the unit is to be installed outdoors, a weather-resistant roof panel is available as an additional accessory. At 435kg installed weight, access routes and flooring load capacity should be confirmed at survey stage.

This size is well suited to small restaurants, cafés, pub kitchens, and catering operations with moderate daily throughput. At 6490 litres gross capacity it sits in the mid-range of the walk-in cold room category — suitable where a standard under-counter or reach-in fridge has been outgrown, but where a larger multi-panel modular room would be more space than the operation requires. For higher-volume sites with more demanding throughput, a larger capacity unit within the range may be more appropriate.

Walk-in cold rooms are a significant investment and the specification decisions — size, position, access, floor load, electrical supply — are worth talking through before you commit. If you would like to discuss whether this unit is the right fit for your site, our team is happy to help you work through the details.