- Includes Floor
- Dimensions: 8.2' x 8.2' x 7.5'H
- 4" Urethane Insulation Walls
- Includes Self-Closing Door
- Walk-In Box Only
- Optional Anti-slip Ramp
- NSF Listed
8 x 8 Walk-in Freezer Box with Floor
Manufacturer Coldline SKU WFP8X8-FL Condition New Length (in.) 98.5 Depth (in.) 98.5 Height (in.) 90 Approval NSF Coldline 8 x 8 Walk-in Freezer Box with Floor
Keep fresh foods or ingredients safe and accessible with Coldline 8' x 8' indoor walk-in freezer box. Constructed of corrosion-resistant coated steel with 4" Urethane inside that not only helps retain the cool temperatures, but also ensures long-term usage. The cam action locking panel design allows the foam-in place ceiling, walls, and floor to perfectly fit each other. 36 x 76" door provides easy access to freezer's contents. This unit gives you plenty of space to maintain and organize efficiently for your business. Get all the room you need to store huge volumes of foods and beverages.
Walk-in freezer drawing, including door and hinge location, to be emailed for your approval before order is completed. Lock-in panel assembly instructions are also provided, estimated time to assemble is 2-3 hours for a competent handyman or walk-in box professional. Assembly services are currently available upon request for New York region only.
Coldline Walk-in Refrigerators and Freezers are currently available for delivery with 500 miles of our New York and Garland Texas warehouses.
Standard Features- Tongue and Groove, Cam Action Locking Panel
- Flush-mounted, Self-closing Door with Door Closer
- 36 x 76" Door for Easy Transportation
- Built-in Door Heater(110V, 60HZ) Prevents Condensation
- Keyed Locking Door Handle
- Fast & Easy Assembly
- Interior Safety Release
- Airtight Joints
- Includes Floor
- NSF Listed
- Options
- Configurable Door Hinge
- Optional Ramp
While Kitchenall can supply optional Remote Condensing units and associated parts to Walk-in box buyers in the New York region, we highly suggest your installation professional source these independently based on their evaluation of your specific installation environment. We have learned through experience that most installers prefer to choose their own refrigeration motors, and we strongly encourage this.