HATFIELD, PA — Horton Automatics, a manufacturer of premium access solutions, has teamed up with Anthony to release the Anthony Automatic Beer Cave Door, an energy-efficient upgrade for walk-in coolers. The state-of-the-art door embodies the combination of both companies’ expertise, setting new benchmarks in efficiency, durability, and convenience for beer storage solutions.
The innovative door design is a testament to Horton’s commitment to excellence and its pursuit of advanced solutions. “Our partnership with Anthony has resulted in a product that ensures seamless two-way traffic with its advanced motion sensors, offering unmatched durability,” said J Elias Campos, VP Marketing for Horton Pedestrian Access. “This allows retailers to effectively modernize their beer caves.”
Door Services Corporation, a Horton Automatics company, will oversee the full-service installation and service of every Anthony Automatic Beer Cave Door through Certified Horton Dealers. This move guarantees proper door installation and maintenance, adding a layer of confidence for retailers.
The new beer cave door promises maximum merchandise visibility, enhancing the customer experience while simultaneously reducing operational costs. Equipped with motion sensors on both sides for easy two-way traffic and a heavy-duty drive train for extended lifespan, the door is available in six sizes as well as single- and double-door configurations.
Retailers stand to benefit immensely from this innovation. Optimizing walk-in refrigeration offerings, the Automatic Beer Cave Door could pave the way for enhanced product display and increased revenue during peak demand periods.
Walk-in coolers are integral to a wide range of businesses, including restaurants, hotels, supermarkets, and convenience stores, where fresh, frozen, or pre-cooled food products need to be stored. With the introduction of the Anthony Automatic Beer Cave Door, Horton Automatics and Anthony are redefining the standards of efficiency and convenience in this critical aspect of retail operations.
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