Refrigeration cabinet

A refrigeration cabinet, comprising:

• a housing having a front access opening,
• a plurality of double-panel doors forming an un-interrupted, transparent front,
• wherein the door panels each have a height and a width, and wherein the plurality of double-panel doors and the housing define an internal space,
• a guide that defines a movement of each door panel between a closed position and an open position in such a way that a pivoting region of each door panel projects by a distance less than the door panel width into an external space in front of the access opening, and
• an air-flow generator for generating a cold-air curtain in the interior region of the housing,
• wherein the door panel is mounted rotatably about a vertical axis and slidable crosswise to the axis of rotation,
• wherein the door is an automatic door with a drive for moving the door panel, and
• wherein the housing has a pedestal on a front side below the access opening and the doors, and the pedestal projects into the external space in front of the access opening by a depth, away from the internal space, wherein the depth is greater than or equal to the distance that the pivoting region of the door panel projects.

A cabinet, comprising:

• a housing having a front access opening,
• a door having at least one door panel for the access opening, wherein the door panel has a height and a width, and wherein the door and the housing define an internal space,
• a guide that defines a movement of the door panel between a closed position and an open position in such a way that a pivoting region of the door panel projects by a distance less than the door panel width into an external space in front of the access opening, and
• wherein the door panel is mounted rotatably about a vertical axis and slidable crosswise to the axis of rotation,
• wherein the door is an automatic door with a drive for moving the door panel, and
• wherein the housing has a pedestal on a front side below the access opening and the door, and the pedestal projects into the external space in front of the access opening by a depth, away from the internal space, wherein the depth is greater than or equal to the distance that the pivoting region of the door panel projects.