In this article, we’ll be looking at the typical width of a commercial .
Seeing as you’re reading this, we’ll assume that you’re in the market for and want to know if a suits your ideal use.
As a result, we’ll not only discuss the width of a commercial (with real-world examples), but we’ll also discuss the other factors to consider before purchasing a unit such as placement, price, features, etc.
With all of that said, let’s talk width and other important considerations!
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How Wide Is A Commercial ?
Commercial can vary in size, depending on the brand and the specific model, as each has a unique structural design, aesthetic appearance, and is made of different materials.
However, from our research, they on average range from 23″ (inches) to 31.5″ (inches) in width.
Furthermore, the term “commercial ” is somewhat ambiguous, as some may consider a 50- to be commercially suitable, while others may only consider units with a capacity of more than 150 bottles to be adequate.
Having said that, we’ll look at the most popular at each , increasing by 100 each time, from 50 to 250.
*For reference ” refers to inches
How Wide Is A 50 ?
- 48- Evolution Series – 23″W
- Kalamera 46 – 24″W
- FOVOMI 20″ 52 Bottles – 20″W
- Ivation 51 Compressor – 20″W
How Wide Is A 150 ?
- Classic L 150 – 26″W
How Wide Is A 250 ?
- Classic 250- – 31.5″W
What Other Factors Are Important To Consider?
Placement
The placement location of a is especially important to consider because it will depend on the type that you purchase. A , for example, that does not have a front-facing vent cannot be installed in a built-in/undercounter position. This is the distinction between freestanding and built-in .
Usage
What is the purpose of the ? Is this intended for personal or commercial use? This will directly influence the type and size of unit you choose, because designed for business/commercial use are larger in size and have more features – due to this, they are also more expensive.
refers to the number of bottles that can be stored and cooled. As a result, this is directly related to ‘usage,’ and will be determined by whether you want a small unit for personal use or a large-capacity for commercial use.
Cost
Another critical factor to consider is the type, brand, and model (and subsequent features) that you will be able to purchase, because these will impact the cost. It’s important to remember that a is an investment, and sometimes buying cheap means buying twice.
Height & Weight
Similar to the width of the , it’s necessary to consider the product dimensions, height, and weight of the unit, not only for placement reasons, but when trying to plan transport and maneuverability of getting it in position, in your home or commercial environment.
Features
Last but not least, key factors to consider include physical aesthetics ( or plastic), material (wood or metal), zone capacity ( or ) in case you need to store different types of ( and ) in the same unit as part of your , range, colour, type (tempered or tinted glass for optimal UV protection), locking functionality, and range.
We hope that this article has given you some insight into the normal width of a commercial ; we understand how crucial this is, especially if the unit is going to be built-in or undercounter.
