Every hospitality venue has a story. And sometimes, your story doesn’t fit into standard sizes or catalog designs. From our turnkey project experience across boutique restaurants, ethnic cuisine venues, and resort buffets — we’ve learned one thing: standard units don’t always deliver.
That’s why we build custom food display cabinets in Turkey — not just to look good, but to work seamlessly with your layout, temperature zones, guest traffic flow, and even your chef’s plating logic. Whether it’s a sushi station in Tokyo-style fine dining or a dessert line in a luxury hotel in Marrakesh, our showcases are tailored to make your operation smoother, more stylish, and more durable.
Let’s break down what makes a custom food service display truly effective.
Key Advantages of Going Custom
Real Use Cases & Inspirations
Integration with Restaurant Identity & Interior Concept
We don’t just build stainless steel boxes. We craft equipment that belongs in your space.
📸 We work with your architects, designers, and consultants to make the display look like it was born with your project.
Configuration & Assembly
Custom doesn’t mean complicated. Our display systems arrive in pre-tested modules:
Need last-minute changes before shipping? No problem — our in-house design and fabrication team handles that directly.
Feature | Example Specs |
Cooling Type | Ventilated or Static |
Temperature Range | +2°C to +8°C (cold zones), up to 65°C (hot) |
Glass Options | Straight, Curved, Hinged, Lift-Up |
Finish Options | Wood, Stone, Powder-Coated Steel |
Length Range | 800mm – 2400mm per module |
Lighting Type | LED, with optional color temperature |
Power Supply | 220–240V / 50–60Hz |
Access Style | Rear Hinged, Front Open, Sliding Doors |
Every specialty restaurant has its own story — and your display cabinet should be part of it. Whether you’re running a sushi counter, a gourmet deli, or a dessert bar inside a luxury hotel, the wrong display unit can break the visual flow and confuse customers.
Here’s what we recommend based on real project experience:
Choose based on product shelf life, not just aesthetics. For example, sashimi needs cold airflow, while pralines might work best in ambient conditions with humidity control.
Curved glass offers a more elegant look, but straight glass provides better stacking visibility. Think about customer interaction.
Measure twice, build once. Many specialty restaurants use compact layouts — we help design units that fit in while still standing out.
Remote cooling works better in open kitchens or quiet fine-dining spaces. Built-in compressors are ideal for plug-and-play installs.
Custom units can include backlit logos, wood veneer to match décor, or even color-coded sections for themed food zones.
Can you do curved or angled shapes?
Yes — we’ve done wave-shaped bars, hexagon islands, and more.
What’s the minimum order?
One unit — but we offer project pricing for multiple modules.
Do you support kitchen consultant specs?
Definitely. We can co-develop drawings and BOQ.
How long is production time?
Typically 3–5 weeks depending on complexity.
Can I match materials with my dining area?
100%. Send us your sample or concept, we’ll match it.