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Which offers better visibility for maximizing impulse sales?

Updated 24 May 2026 FAQs Reviewed for Unifrost.ie
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For pure impulse visibility, an ultra high-vision multideck-style unit like Unifrost FDR3 is usually the strongest choice because customers can scan products quickly as they approach, without waiting for service.

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For pure impulse visibility, an ultra high-vision multideck-style unit like Unifrost FDR3 is usually the strongest choice because customers can scan products quickly as they approach, without waiting for service.

That said, visibility depends on what you’re selling:

FDR3: Best for fast browsing and “add one more item” moments in grab-and-go.

DCF serve-over: Best when the product benefits from staff recommendation and premium presentation (fresh pastry selection, deli specials). The visibility works with the theatre of service.

GDR1000 glass door: Great for drinks and packaged lines where customers want certainty and range, and the doors help keep stock protected and organised.

A common high-performing café setup is FDR3 near the entrance/queue to drive add-ons, with DCF at the order point for made-to-order items, and GDR1000 on the wall/back-bar for drinks.

Read the full guide: Comparing Unifrost FDR3 & GDR1000 Display Fridges with DCF Deli Counters for Irish Cafés.

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