Outdoor & Alfresco Bar Fridges

26 products

Bar fridges made for outdoor kitchens, alfresco areas, pool houses and beer gardens, where the air is hotter and wetter than inside. An outdoor bar fridge needs a stronger compressor and better insulated glass to keep drinks cold in high room temperatures, and a body that will not rust. The fridges on this page are rated for outdoor or alfresco use by their maker, with stainless steel bodies, including 316 marine grade stainless steel for coastal areas, LOW E or triple glazed glass doors and heated glass that stops condensation forming on the door. Single, double and triple door models are available, with matching pairs to fill a wider space. Check the maximum room temperature on each listing against your area: some models are rated to 38 degrees for undercover alfresco areas, and the toughest to 47 degrees. Each listing also gives the exact size, the capacity in litres and 375ml cans, the hinge side and the energy use per day.

26 products

Page 1 of 2

Buying guide

Choosing an outdoor bar fridge

Need a hand choosing?

Our AI assistant can answer questions on size, power and gas. Prefer a person? Email or call the team.

Ask our AI assistant

Styles of outdoor bar fridge

  • 1, 2 and 3 door bar fridges from 70 to 388 litres
  • 316 marine grade stainless steel models for coastal sites
  • Glass door and solid door models
  • Matching pairs, including a beer and wine pair

For indoor bars see bar fridges and back bar fridges.

What makes a bar fridge suitable for outdoors?

An outdoor bar fridge is built to hold its temperature in hot weather, with low-E glass to cut heat gain. Check the maximum room temperature listed on each product page.

Can it sit out in the open?

Check each product page. Some models are made for an undercover alfresco area, not for full exposure to rain and sun.

304 or 316 stainless steel?

316 is marine grade stainless steel and resists salt air better than 304. Choose 316 near the coast.

Can it be built in under a bench?

A front venting model breathes from the front, so it can be built in under a bench. Check the venting listed on each product page.

Glass door or solid door?

A glass door shows the drinks. A solid door hides them and keeps more heat out, which helps in a hot spot.

Need a hand choosing?

Our AI assistant can answer questions on size, power and gas. Prefer a person? Email or call the team.

Ask our AI assistant

Shop Outdoor & Alfresco Bar Fridges by brand

All brands

Shop Outdoor & Alfresco Bar Fridges by type