Bar Fridges & Outdoor Electrical

Keep your outdoor fridge in top shape with our expert guide. From poor cooling and power issues to frost build-up and weather damage, we break down the most common problems and how to fix them. Whether it’s part of a patio bar or full alfresco kitchen, a little maintenance goes a long way. Stay chill with our tips on ventilation, cleaning, and when it’s time to upgrade.

Every man cave needs a bar fridge for ultimate convenience and style. Keep your drinks cold, impress your mates, and enjoy snacks within arm's reach. A bar fridge saves you time, adds personality to your space, and ensures your man cave is always ready for entertaining. In this post we will give you 5 good reasons why every man cave needs one.

Come have a read of our guide to choosing the right bar fridge, we cover everything from durable outdoor models to sleek indoor options, space-saving minis, fan-favourite branded designs, and elegant wine fridges. Learn how to pick the perfect one that fits your space and style, focusing on essential features like size, quiet operation, and energy efficiency. 

Welcome to the Complete Bar Fridge Guide: Tips and Maintenance for Optimal Performance! Whether you're setting up a home bar, a cosy entertainment area, or a dedicated outdoor space, having a reliable bar fridge is essential. In this comprehensive guide, we'll cover everything you need to know about bar fridges, from important features to maintenance tips that will ensure your fridge stays in top condition.

When it comes to passivating stainless steel (SS), titanium (Ti), and other alloys, two commonly used methods are nitric acid passivation and citric acid passivation. While both methods are effective and detailed in industry standards like ASTM A967 and AMS 2700, there are significant differences to consider. This section will explore the distinctions between nitric and citric passivation, highlighting their environmental impact, safety aspects, historical background, industry standards, and more.

Electric and electronic devices are susceptible to damage or malfunction when exposed to water or dust. To address this, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has established ingress protection (IP) ratings. These ratings assess the resistance of device enclosures against the intrusion of liquids and solids, providing a standardised measure of protection.