Why this low height multideck fridge earns its place
The Maikel 1.9 is a low-height multideck display cabinet: an open-front chilled unit with tiered shelves that sits against a wall run and merchandises chilled stock at the shopper's fingertips. There is no door between customer and product, which is what makes multidecks the standard for grab-and-go chilled retail — people reach in, take what they want and move on. The low-height profile keeps sightlines open across the floor while presenting the full range front-on. It holds -1 to +5 °C and uses LED interior lighting, and the 45 dB(A) noise level keeps it quiet enough for customer-facing retail spaces.
Day to day, the cabinet keeps stock faced and reachable across its tiers, so staff can rotate and re-face quickly and shoppers see the whole range at a glance. The internal space measures 1875 mm wide by 345 mm deep by 930 mm high, giving shallow but wide capacity ideal for drinks and single-line pre-packed chilled goods. Like any open-front multideck, it works by holding a refrigerated air curtain across the face — so loading shelves to the fill line and spreading stock evenly across the tiers keeps that curtain stable and the chilled display performing through a busy day. Despite its size, the Maikel is remarkably efficient at just 0.8 kW, which adds up to real savings on running cost — especially useful when building a multi-cabinet wall run.
For siting, this is a wall-run cabinet: it wants a clear length of wall, level floor and clearance around it to shed heat. The external dimensions are 1935 mm wide by 740 mm deep and 1500 mm tall, weighing 340 kg gross. Before delivery, measure the narrowest point of your access route and the wall position against those figures — check turns and doorways carefully, and make sure you have a level installation position. If access is tight or you are planning a multi-cabinet run, contact us and we will confirm the fit from the specification.
