Freezer Rental in Korea — Chest & Upright, From ₩7,100/mo
A restaurant needs cold storage from the first day of prep, and many homes in Korea run out of freezer space the moment bulk-cooking starts. Buying a second freezer is the kind of purchase people keep postponing — renting removes that decision: monthly fees start at ₩7,100, delivery is arranged for you, and you pick the size that fits the space you actually have. The 112 freezers below are available to rent right now, from slim uprights for a one-room kitchen to large commercial chest and box freezers for shops, and the whole application works in 13 languages.
Frequently asked questions
Chest or upright — which freezer should I pick?
A chest freezer holds more for the money and keeps temperature steady when opened often, which suits shops storing bulk stock. An upright takes less floor space and keeps things organized on shelves, which suits homes and small kitchens. Measure the spot first — door swing and ventilation clearance decide more than the capacity number on paper.
Can foreigners or foreign-run shops rent a freezer in Korea?
Usually yes, but each rental company sets its own conditions. For a home unit they mostly look at your residence card and remaining stay; for a shop they usually ask about business registration too. The exact requirement is confirmed during the consultation before anything is signed. SETKORA is a rental broker — we connect you with the rental company and are not the contracting party.
Are commercial freezers for restaurants included?
Yes — the list mixes home and commercial units, including the large-capacity boxes used in restaurant kitchens. If you tell us your daily stock and available space during the consultation, the capacity and door type can be matched to how your kitchen actually runs.
SETKORA is a rental broker (통신판매중개자), not the contracting party. Prices shown assume a contract term; where noted, a card-spending condition applies. Final terms are confirmed during consultation.