Mandheling Milk Fridge
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and installation arranged by your concierge.
NAVERQIO Milk & Cold — texture starts at two degrees
The Mandheling keeps milk at two degrees within a barista's reach — undercounter, isolated so nothing hums through the joinery, and honest about its noise figure before you buy rather than after you open.
Cold is a craft of margins: compressors sized with headroom, food-safe stainless interiors with coved corners, doors that seal with a thunk and hinges that outlive the lease. Temperature holds within a degree of setpoint at bar-room heat, and the noise figure is written on the spec sheet, not discovered at 7 a.m.
Design & Craft
- Compressor mounts isolated — nothing buzzes through the joinery
- Two-degree milk all shift — texture starts cold
- Digital display with HACCP-friendly logging on larger units
- Food-safe stainless interiors with coved, cleanable corners
- Noise figures printed on the spec sheet, not discovered at 7 a.m.
Specifications
| Format | Single door, undercounter |
| Hold | 2 °C ±1 at 32 °C ambient |
| Noise | Mid-30s dB(A) |
| Interior | Stainless, coved corners |
| Power | 230 V |
| Weight | ≈ 25.7 kg |
| Install | Positioned and commissioned |
Care
Keep vents clear, fins clean and seals wiped; log temperatures if your hygiene plan requires it — the display makes it a glance. Refrigerant circuits are sealed and serviced only by certified technicians; everything you touch daily needs no tools.
Questions, Answered
Does it hold temperature in a hot bar?
Rated at 32 °C ambient with margin to spare; the display shows actuals, and the larger units log them for your hygiene records.
How loud is it under the counter?
Sound levels are listed per unit — milk fridges sit in the mid-30s dB(A), quieter than the bar's own hum. Compressor mounts are isolated so nothing buzzes through joinery.
The NAVERQIO Promise
Delivery is not a courier and a doorstep. Our crew carries it in, levels it, plumbs it where plumbing exists, commissions it, and stays for the first flight of shots.