Small Commercial Coolers for Restaurants & Industry

Commercial mini cooler pricing varies by type and configuration. Display cases start from around $7,800, compact 8'x8'x8' walk-in cooler boxes are priced from $7,800 (currently on sale from $9,800), and accessories like strip curtains start as low as $149.99. Equipment financing is available through MyCloudFunding for flexible ownership options.

Common commercial cooler sizes depend on the product type. Walk-in cooler replacement doors are available in widths from 30" to 60" and heights from 78" to 130". Sliding doors range from 36"x78" up to 12'x12'. Open-front display cases span 28" to 75" wide. The popular 8'x8'x8' walk-in box is ideal for small restaurants and ghost kitchens.

A standard frame is designed for walk-in coolers where the opening was built to accept a standard door frame. A plug frame is the right choice for older walk-in boxes where the original opening was cut specifically for a plug-style door. ELT Custom Coolers stocks both frame types across a wide range of standard sizes, ready to ship.

Yes. ELT Custom Coolers offers prehung walk-in cooler and freezer replacement doors that arrive with the frame fully assembled — a true drop-in replacement requiring no on-site fabrication. Standard sizes ship from stock, and custom sizes are available through in-house manufacturing for non-standard or oversized openings.

Commercial walk-in coolers and sliding doors serve a wide range of industries including restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, breweries, wineries, floral retailers, pharmaceutical cold storage, food distribution warehouses, hospitals, hotels, catering companies, cannabis dispensaries, and food processing plants. Sliding door configurations are particularly suited for high-throughput facilities with forklift or pallet jack access requirements.

Yes. Strip curtains like the Kason 402 Easimount set act as a secondary temperature barrier when the walk-in door is open during high-traffic periods. They can reduce compressor run-time by 20–40%, cut ice buildup on freezer door frames, and help maintain food-safety temperature compliance — making them a cost-effective energy-saving addition to any high-cycle cooler or freezer doorway.