A walk-in freezer kit includes an insulated floor, R-32 wall and ceiling panels and a low-temperature refrigeration system rated at -10 F. A freezer system moves less heat than a cooler system of the same size, so the capacity figures here are lower than the cooler kits’ and are scored on their own scale. Norlake’s 6 ft freezers still plug into a 115 V, 20 A receptacle; AmeriKooler’s larger freezers need 208-230 V.
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- Norlake Kold Locker KLF7768-C#1 of 4Full review
A 6 x 8 ft walk-in freezer at -10 F that still plugs into a 115 V circuit. A good fit for a restaurant that has outgrown reach-in freezers.
Amazon $11,996.38$11,996.386 x 8 ft3,600 BTU/hr-10 F - Norlake Kold Locker KLF7766-C#2 of 4Full review
The least expensive way into a -10 F walk-in freezer, for a butcher, caterer or hunting camp. It runs on a 115 V plug, which most freezers this size do not.
Amazon $10,442.72$10,442.726 x 6 ft2,900 BTU/hr-10 F - AmeriKooler QF080877FBSM#3 of 4Full review
An 8 x 8 ft walk-in freezer for a kitchen that needs more frozen storage than a 6 ft Norlake holds. It costs considerably more per square foot.
Amazon $20,256.87$20,256.877.8 x 7.8 ft--10 F - AmeriKooler QF061077FBSM#4 of 4Full review
A narrow 6 x 10 ft walk-in freezer for a space where an 8 ft box won’t fit. The 8 x 8 gives more floor for about the same price.
Amazon $20,215.07$20,215.075.9 x 9.8 ft--10 F
