Countertop display · Ref. 001
Slim Glass Door Mini Fridge
Narrow countertop placements where cabinet width and a small beverage assortment matter more than a large display.
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| Decision | Slim Glass Door Mini FridgeMK-CR-MF-C012 · Ref. 001 | Glass Door Mini Fridge for RetailMK-CR-MF-C028 · Ref. 002 | Countertop Glass Door Beverage CoolerMK-CR-MF-C090 · Ref. 003 |
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| Save model information | Download buying brief · Ref. 001 ↓ | Download buying brief · Ref. 002 ↓ | Download buying brief · Ref. 003 ↓ |
| Typical use | Narrow countertop placements where cabinet width and a small beverage assortment matter more than a large display. | Countertop beverage displays that need a clear product view and a compact cabinet footprint. | Counter placements that need a taller beverage display than a low mini fridge. |
| Format | Countertop display | Countertop display | Countertop display |
| Reference temperature | 2 to 8°C (35 to 46°F) | 2 to 8°C (35 to 46°F) | 2 to 8°C (35 to 46°F) |
| Reference dimensions | 230x520x510 mm | 350x440x490 mm | 430x525x760 mm |
| Reference loading | 14 cans at 250 ml or 12 cans at 330 ml | 40 cans at 250 ml or 28 cans at 330 ml | 126 cans at 250 ml or 90 cans at 330 ml |
| Check before choosing | Measure the counter, door travel and ventilation space; a narrow cabinet does not remove the need for service access. | Compare your actual can or bottle dimensions with the shelf plan; nominal package volume alone does not establish the loading count. | Check counter strength, overhead clearance, package height and access before selecting the taller format. |
| Supply scope | Define cabinet, shelf arrangement and artwork separately. Request the pack-out drawing behind the recorded can count. | Choose the compact cabinet, then define shelf allocation, graphics and destination power. Identify the approved pack-out and included accessories in the offer. | Keep appearance choices separate from pack-out approval. Request cabinet weight, installation drawing and the selected shelf configuration for the counter review. |
Formats help narrow the catalogue. A matching format does not establish installation fit or operating performance.
Countertop display · Ref. 001
Narrow countertop placements where cabinet width and a small beverage assortment matter more than a large display.
Countertop display · Ref. 002
Countertop beverage displays that need a clear product view and a compact cabinet footprint.
Countertop display · Ref. 003
Counter placements that need a taller beverage display than a low mini fridge.
Countertop display · Ref. 004
Branded beverage campaigns that need a compact cooler and a prominent header in one configuration.
Top-access / impulse · Ref. 005
Promotional floor placements where a cylindrical cooler and top-view product access suit the campaign.
Top-access / impulse · Ref. 006
Compact promotional placements that benefit from a round footprint and flip-top access.
Top-access / impulse · Ref. 007
Impulse beverage placements where shoppers need direct top access to the assortment.
Top-access / impulse · Ref. 008
Retail island placements that need an elongated top-view beverage display.
Countertop display · Ref. 009
Counter displays viewed from more than one direction, with merchandise visible through the cabinet sides.
Countertop display · Ref. 010
Counter displays needing a taller four-sided product presentation than the smaller format.
Back bar / pass-through · Ref. 011
For a pass-through refrigerator enquiry, send a counter plan showing the staff side, customer side and available access space. Identify the drinks, refill route and selected model before defining the cabinet layout.
Upright display · Ref. 012
Floor-level checkout placements where a narrow, mid-height display suits the available sightline.
Upright display · Ref. 020
Beverage retail programs that need an upright display, clear product facings and coordinated campaign visibility.
Upright display · Ref. 023
Multi-SKU beverage displays that need two hinged access doors and a broad merchandising area.
Upright display · Ref. 025
Retail placements seeking a two-door format within a narrower cabinet envelope.
Upright display · Ref. 026
Beverage assortments organized across three hinged-door access bays.
Upright display · Ref. 027
Wide retail beverage displays where sliding-door access is preferred.
Back bar / pass-through · Ref. 028
Hospitality buyers planning a single-door beverage cabinet around a measured underbar opening.
Back bar / pass-through · Ref. 030
Back-bar service areas where two sliding doors help avoid a hinged door projecting into the aisle.
Back bar / pass-through · Ref. 032
Wide back-bar beverage storage with three sliding access doors.
Back bar / pass-through · Ref. 034
Hospitality installations seeking a two-door stainless-finish beverage cabinet.
Open-front display · Ref. 038
Grab-and-go beverage displays requiring direct access without opening a door.
Open-front display · Ref. 039
Branded beverage programs needing an open product wall and coordinated retail communication.
Countertop display · Ref. 044
Branded countertop placements that call for a retro cabinet treatment with visible merchandise.
Glass doors · Ref. 097
Beverage cooler projects that need a clear door panel without a prominent perimeter frame.
Glass doors · Ref. 102
Start a metal-framed replacement door enquiry with the cabinet opening, hinge locations and sealing face. Include the existing assembly reference and the fittings you need supplied.
Glass doors · Ref. 103
Cooler projects requiring a narrow aluminum frame around a glass display door.
Glass doors · Ref. 106
For a glass door with a full-length handle, include the grip projection and neighbouring fixtures in the fit brief. Specify handing and the required opening route as well as the door outline.
Glass doors · Ref. 107
Beverage display cabinets requiring an aluminum-framed door with a projecting handle.
Glass doors · Ref. 108
For a PVC-framed glass door enquiry, provide the frame section, sealing interface and desired finish. Review the profile fit and colour as separate decisions.
Glass doors · Ref. 111
Beverage coolers using a sliding glass panel supported by bottom rollers.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 113
Define a back-bar wire shelf around the actual bottle bases, support positions and bartender access. Send a loaded layout rather than relying on the empty shelf outline.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 114
For a shelf in a glass display cabinet, identify the viewing sides and the actual loading side. Send a pack layout showing the label direction and clearance around the deck.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 115
For an upright refrigerator wire shelf, provide the support system, required levels and packs assigned to each level. Include coating and cleaning requirements in the enquiry.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 116
For a round cooler basket, specify the pack mix, usable storage space and available removal route. State whether staff need to lift the basket empty or with products inside.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 117
For a barrel cooler divider, sketch the product groups in a top view and identify the host basket or cabinet. Specify divider height and attachment independently of the container.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 118
For a chest-freezer basket, identify the rim or support rails, lid clearance and products stored beneath it. Include the frozen packs and intended stocking routine in the brief.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 119
For a stainless wire shelf enquiry, name the required grade and finish and describe the cleaning routine. Provide the cabinet supports and proposed shelf load for the same configuration.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 120
For a slatted wine shelf, send bottle dimensions, orientation and the cabinet support layout. State the wood finish and accessible cleaning surfaces required for the project.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 121
For a wooden shelf with side rails, show the cabinet fixing points and specify fixed or pull-out access. Include bottle height and the available door opening in the fit brief.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 122
For wooden display crates, provide the pack arrangement, cabinet opening and intended removal method. Include a branding brief only where a marked wood surface is required.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 123
For a sliding wooden display tray, specify the desired access position, bottle layout and clear door opening. Treat guides, stops and mounting parts as items to confirm in the offer.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 124
For a solid metal display shelf, provide the product facings, bracket layout and host cooler clearances. Mark where shelf-edge information should sit relative to the packs.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 125
For a shelf with front lighting, define the visible fascia area, graphic requirements and available power connection. List the light source, driver, wiring and service access in the requested scope.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 126
For a wave wire bottle rack, provide the smallest and largest bottle envelopes, intended orientation and cabinet supports. Include shoulder shape and label contact in the layout review.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 128
For a four-tier display insert, assign packs to each proposed level and show the available cabinet space. Define the viewing direction and retrieval route before confirming step dimensions.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 129
For a display riser enquiry, provide the pack bases, target presentation height and customer viewing position. Specify the required number of steps for this project.
Clips and price holders · Ref. 131
For replacement shelf clips, identify the rail, shelf edge and clip together. Provide slot measurements, required support count and details of any handed parts.
Clips and price holders · Ref. 132
For a shelf-edge label holder, send the label size, insertion direction and shelf-edge section. Include barcode or promotional artwork where readability matters.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 133
For a wire shelf with a label rail, show the pack facings and required label positions. Specify whether the order includes the rail, a clear holder and printed labels.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 134
For a perforated shelf, provide the actual package bases, load arrangement and support points. Request a deck layout that can be reviewed within the host cabinet configuration.
Shelves, baskets and trays · Ref. 135
For a hook display insert, send the package hanging feature, filled weight and required rows. Show the host mounting points and any need for supporting ledges.
Dividers, rollers and pushers · Ref. 136
For refrigerator shelf dividers, provide the pack widths, lane depth and expected assortment changes. Identify the shelf attachment and required divider quantity.
Dividers, rollers and pushers · Ref. 138
For a gravity roller shelf enquiry, provide package-base dimensions, filled weights and available shelf space. Define the required facing and replenishment behaviour before selecting lane geometry.
Dividers, rollers and pushers · Ref. 140
For a shelf pusher enquiry, provide the lightest and heaviest packs, lane depth and front-stop arrangement. Identify flexible or easily dented packaging in the intended range.
Dividers, rollers and pushers · Ref. 142
For a spring-assisted roller shelf, define the pack range, lane count and required movement as one assembly brief. Request an itemised deck, spring, divider and stop configuration.
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