Why this multideck earns its place
The Victor Maxiline DP592 is a glass-door multideck, built to merchandise chilled stock vertically down a run of shelves rather than flat in a chest. At 1200mm wide and 1950mm tall with four height-adjustable shelves, it puts drinks, food-to-go, dairy or packaged chilled lines at eye level where shoppers self-select, across a compact single-frontage width that fits standard retail runs.
Unlike an open-front multideck, this is the doored version — the glass doors mean customers can see and pick stock while the cabinet stays shut between purchases. That keeps the display working as a shop-floor merchandiser without leaving the front open to the aisle the whole trading day. Built in stainless steel and weighing 170kg, it is durable enough for busy convenience stores and supermarket aisles.
It is the standard-depth variant of the Maxiline range, so at 750mm deep it takes a fuller footprint than a slimline cabinet in exchange for more shelf depth and visibility. The cabinet draws 4000W and is energy class C, using 7305 kWh per year. Before ordering, confirm the wall space, the door-swing clearance and the delivery route into the shop so the cabinet fits the aisle it is meant to serve.
