the world leader of custom designed beer cooler shelving
Cooler Concepts is the world leader of custom designed beer cooler shelving.
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For almost 20 years now, Cooler Concepts has been helping solve all types of storage needs for the bar industry. Their list of customers is extensive and quite broad, ranging from mom and pop bars to national chain restaurants, stadiums and arenas, and everything else in between. With each new design, they continue to improve their solutions and create innovative new shelving to accomplish things a catalog shelf does not have the ability to do.
The products at Cooler Concepts are the strongest shelves on the market for use in a walk-in beer cooler. This includes solutions for:
Keg Storage
Case Storage
Beverage Panels
Auxiliary Storage
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