Types of Deli Display Counters
Glass-fronted serve-over models put team members between stock and shoppers, perfect for high-service delis that slice on request. Countertop units lift impulse items like marinated olives right besides the till without swallowing valuable floor space. Self-service islands invite grab-and-go traffic and pair neatly with upright deli fridge display cabinets for drinks.
If your site mixes cooked meats with crustaceans, choose dual-zone refrigeration so seafood sits at <5 °C, while cured salami stays a touch warmer. Look for laminated marine-grade steel, anti-fog curved glass and hinged front panels that make cleaning fast.
Our range of deli display fridges for sale options also includes the plug-in seafood display fridge line, built on the ...
Our range of deli display fridges for sale options also includes the plug-in seafood display fridge line, built on the eco-friendly R290. For larger fresh-food halls, we bundle run-off drains and odour traps into remote packs. You’ll find that compact countertop display fridges are ideal for food trucks
Buying Guide for Display Counters
- Measure twice – depth often trips fit-outs. Allow 100 mm airflow clearance behind each deli fridge display.
- Pick the right material – 304 stainless steel resists salt spray from fish and anodised aluminium suits cured meats.
- Check visibility – low-iron glass, internal mirrors and LED under-shelf strips lift colour and cut waste.
- Mind the motor – look for variable-speed condensers. They consume energy during quiet spells and smash peak-hour loads.
- Ask about service – most units include nationwide parts support, optional weekend call-outs and strong warranty coverage backed by Artisan’s local team.
- Plan the future – if you plan on adding oysters next year, pick a seafood display counter with removable tray sliders now.
Compliance note: Under Food Safety Standard 3.2.2, cold ready-to-eat food must be held at or below 5 °C. For limits on retail displays, visit SafeFood NSW.
