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A reliable ice supply is non-negotiable for bars, restaurants, and cafés — but commercial ice machines are expensive to buy outright. Hire one by the week or month with FlexRent, or rent one month-to-month on ValueRent once ice production is a permanent part of your operation.
Whether you need ice maker machine rental for a busy period, commercial ice machine rental for an ongoing venue, or short-term restaurant ice machine rental for an event, HospoRent has models to suit. Commercial ice maker rental starts from one week with no lock-in on FlexRent.
- Underbench and modular options
- Standard 10amp power and cold water connection required
- Daily production capacity varies by model — see individual product pages
- Regular cleaning and filter maintenance required
- Manufacturer's warranty included
Hire it for a week. Rent it month-to-month. Keep your cashflow intact either way.
Frequently Asked Questions
What power and water connections do ice machines need?
Most commercial ice machines require a standard 10amp outlet, a cold water inlet, and a waste water drain. Specific requirements are on each product page — confirm before delivery.
Is maintenance included in the hire or rental?
The manufacturer's warranty covers parts and labour for equipment faults. Regular cleaning of the machine, including internal filters and components, is your responsibility. Refer to the product manual for the specific cleaning schedule.
Can I hire an ice machine for a one-off event?
Yes. FlexRent starts from one week — practical for events, festivals, and short-term needs. Contact us to check availability and arrange delivery.
How much ice does a commercial ice machine produce per day?
Daily production varies by model and is listed on each product page. Output can also be affected by ambient temperature and water quality — keep the machine in a cool, well-ventilated area for best results.
Is it better to hire or buy a commercial ice machine?
For most hospitality businesses, hiring or renting makes more financial sense. Ice machines need regular maintenance — renting means no large upfront cost, no depreciation, and warranty coverage is built in.