The cover closes the upper part of the cabinet and protects the section beneath it.
Campus Dining Hall
Bottled Drinks on Display
Staff dining rooms keep bottled drinks beside the eating area. Convenience stores display them near packaged snacks, and campus dining halls place the cabinet alongside food service. Neighborhood markets use the vertical shelf arrangement for a visible beverage selection in the aisle.
Staff Dining Room
Convenience Store
Campus Dining Hall
Neighborhood Market
Staff Dining Room
Convenience Store
The cover closes the upper part of the cabinet and protects the section beneath it.
The fan and coil assembly circulates air within the upper part of the storage chamber.
The transparent glazing fits the front door frame and provides a view of the stored drinks.
The front frame surrounds the glazing and forms the full-height cabinet door assembly.
Wire shelves and slotted rails provide separate levels for arranging bottled drinks.
The outer side panel closes the cabinet side and protects the storage enclosure beneath it.
The lower refrigeration assembly contains the machinery used to cool the cabinet interior.

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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899The display has one full-height glass door, providing front access to the vertical arrangement of beverage shelves.
The wire shelves use slotted support rails so the shelf positions can be changed to suit the stored bottles.
A gasket follows the glass door frame and closes against the cabinet opening.
The electronic temperature control panel is located in the lower front section beneath the glass door.
Caster wheels are visible at the cabinet base and assist with positioning the upright display.