Freezer Rental in Korea — Chest & Upright, From ₩6,600/mo

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.

Only some rental companies accept applications from foreigners. Products that accept them carry an 'Open to foreign applicants' label on the product page; products without that label are currently difficult for foreigners to apply for. Approval is decided by the rental company and confirmed during consultation. Korean nationals can apply for every product. For a home unit they mostly look at your residence card and remaining stay; for a shop they usually ask about business registration too. SETKORA is a rental broker — we connect you with the rental company and are not the contracting party.

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.

Mostly the name. You pay a monthly fee to use the appliance, and when the contract term ends you either keep it or return it. Korean brands label the same structure 'rental', 'subscription' or 'membership'. What actually differs is the contract length, the monthly fee and whether installation is included — that varies by product and is confirmed during consultation.

Most items listed here run on a 60-month contract; some are 36, 48 or 72 months. Cancelling early can trigger a settlement for the remaining term, and the amount and method follow the rental company's own terms. We confirm the exact contract conditions for your item during consultation, before you apply.