Buying a display cooler involves figuring out where to fit one into your business and deciding on the products you want to feature. These units work in a wide range of spaces, including straight runs, L-shaped units, floor-to-ceiling glass display boxes and beer caves; all with transparent glass doors that let customers compare products before opening the case.

Beverage coolers with a clear front door keep canned or bottled drinks at the optimal temperature. Units designed as walk-in beer coolers offer large racks and sturdy floors to make a visually appealing display arrangement, customer product selection, and restocking simple. Display refrigerators are also great for showcasing floral arrangements, fresh fruit, and cuts of meat. Sushi restaurants or butchers might use a refrigerated display unit to let customers visually inspect the raw ingredients before purchase to ensure freshness.

Easy-to-operate hinged doors give quick access to the contents of an enclosed display cooler, and interior lighting lets customers and employees assess the contents at a glance.