What temperature should a fridge be kept at?
Are you in charge of monitoring the working temperature of a commercial fridge? Most employees who ask what temperature should a fridge be set at are talking about food storage, so we will start there. We will also look at the common reasons why a fridge might be running high.
Read moreWhere to buy freezer seals
Are you a business or refrigeration engineer looking to replace worn or faulty freezer seals? Depending on where you source your freezer seals, you could be paying over the odds or compromising on quality. This article advises on where to buy freezer seals to avoid these problems.
Read moreHow to clean freezer seals without damaging them
From applying the wrong types of chemicals to using sharp implements, we have come across cases where business owners (or staff) have unwittingly damaged freezer seals while trying to look after them. We wrote this article to help you understand how to clean freezer seals kindly but effectively.
Read moreHow to clean fridge rubber seals
Could dirty gaskets (seals) be the reason behind your higher than expected electricity bill or the appearance of damp inside your fridges? We present some general advice on how to clean fridge rubber seals, together with three recommended methods that won't damage your seal in the process.
Read moreHow to tell if your fridge seals need replacing
Do you need advice on how to tell If your fridge seals need replacing? Here are 6 tell-tale signs that often indicate a faulty seal. We also give you 2 ways you can test the integrity of your fridge door seal for yourself.
Read moreHow do fridge seals work?
How do fridge seals work? On the surface, they seem to be nothing more than a strip of rubber around your door. In fact, the value of a fridge seal (aka gasket) is often only appreciated when it stops doing its job.
Read moreHow much does it cost to replace fridge seals?
When your fridge seals start failing, your business starts losing money. The sooner you replace them, the better for your bottom line. We are often asked the question, "How much does it cost to replace fridge seals?" This article explains how you might be spending more than you need.
Read moreWhere can I buy fridge door seals?
Have you recently found yourself asking, "Where can I buy fridge door seals?" Before turning to Google to track down your replacement door seal (aka gasket), read this article. We provide sound guidance on where best to source your fridge door seals, and which outlets to treat with caution.
Read moreHow does a fridge seal work?
One question we sometimes get from customers is, 'How does a fridge seal work?' As this article explains, fridge seals (aka gaskets) operate on a simple but very effective basis.
Read moreHow to fix the rubber seal on fridge doors
Are your commercial fridge or freezer gaskets visibly worn, cracked, twisted or just won't 'grab'? We explain how to fix the rubber seal on fridge and freezer doors, from identifying the problem and sourcing the correct profile to installing your new gasket.
Read moreWe used GaskeyGuy to get advice on our commercial fridge which was in need of some TLC. They recommended a new gasket that was bespoke, made onsite and fitted there and then. The whole process and service was quick, personal and professional. We can’t recommend them highly enough.
Gasket Guy have done a phenomenal job on rationalizing our spend on fridge seals across the entire estate whilst offering a quality bespoke product. We have found this to be an extremely cost effective way of renewing and replacing seals as and when they break. The customer service has been second to none and I would recommend this company to anyone looking for a similar service.
As a refrigeration company door seals can be sometimes challenging to procure. Refrigeration units that are bespoke or not part of the normal leading manufacturers can cost us as a company valuable time procuring and quoting when we could be focused on more pressing parts.
We started working with GasketGuy last year to identify the more difficult gaskets but with their customer service and attention to detail we decided to give them our conventional gaskets as they were extremely competitive and provided a quick turnaround with top quality products to match their service.
They will build an asset list of your client's units so that when the gasket is required you will have the price to hand, all you have to do is give the asset number upon order. They also make to measure and can provide a fitting service if needed.
GasketGuy have added so much value to our business and customers. I would highly recommend GasketGuy to anyone in need of refrigeration door seals.
I have used the services of GasketGuy for many years and in three different establishments, a hotel in Dartmouth, a hotel in Torquay and for the last seven years here at Exeter Golf and Country Club. We have had a site inspection conducted by Al which included the logging of the make and model of every fridge and freezer in our three kitchens and five bars. This gives GasketGuy the benefit of having a bespoke asset register for all our seals on all of our equipment. This makes it very quick and easy if we ever need a repair or a replacement, we simply just quote the GG ID number on the appliance and they know exactly which seal we require. Their service is on point, Al knows our site and GasketGuy offer great value for money compared to another well-known company who also supplies fridge seals!