The Chicago 700 is the deep open multideck display: a 700 mm wide, 2000 mm tall grab-and-go cabinet with a 710 mm depth — deeper than a standard open display (around 570 mm). That extra shelf depth is the point: it holds more per shelf, and takes larger or deeper products — bottles, packaged meals, multi-packs — where a shallow cabinet runs out of room. Cooled by an air curtain with no doors, it gives instant self-service in a compact 700 mm width.
Why the extra depth matters
Shelf depth decides how much you can present and what fits. At 710 mm deep, the Chicago holds more facings front-to-back and accommodates tall bottles and deeper packaged items that a shallower open cabinet cannot. For a convenience store selling drinks by the bottle, ready meals or multi-packs, the depth turns a compact 700 mm width into a genuinely high-capacity display — more product on the shelf between refills, without taking more wall length.
The open front and air curtain keep access instant, the tall 2000 mm multideck stacks several eye-level shelves, and 669 W of refrigeration is sized for the volume. As an open display, site it away from draughts and heat.
Which establishments is the Chicago 700 for
Convenience stores selling bottled drinks: the depth takes tall bottles and multi-packs on a narrow footprint.
Ready-meal and food-to-go retail: deeper packaged meals fit where a shallow cabinet cannot.
Compact stores needing capacity: high shelf capacity in a 700 mm width thanks to the extra depth.
Grab-and-go zones: instant self-service with more product per shelf.
Technical specifications
| Reference | Chicago Open 700 |
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| Type | Deep open multideck refrigerated display |
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| Front | Open (air curtain) · no doors |
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| Power | 669 W · 230V single-phase |
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| Dimensions | 700 × 710 × 2000 mm (W × D × H) |
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| Features | Deep shelves · electronic temperature control |
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Chicago vs Panama open multideck
| Range | Depth | Best for |
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| Chicago | 710 mm (deep) | Bottles, packaged meals, more capacity |
| Panama | 570 mm | Slim footprint, standard grab-and-go |
Frequently asked questions
- Chicago or Panama — what is the difference?
- Both are open multideck grab-and-go displays. The Chicago is deeper (710 vs 570 mm), so it holds more per shelf and takes tall bottles and deeper packaged products; the Panama is slimmer, better where floor depth is tight. Choose Chicago for capacity and larger items, Panama for a slim footprint.
- Is 700 mm width limiting given the depth?
- The width stays compact, but the 710 mm depth adds capacity front-to-back — so the shelf holds more than a shallow 700 mm cabinet. For a wider frontage, the Chicago 1000 offers the same depth at one metre wide.
- Does it need much floor space?
- Plan for the 710 mm depth plus clearance for ventilation and the air curtain — deeper than a standard open cabinet. In return you get more capacity per metre of wall. Contact us to check it fits your layout.
Delivery and installation — Chicago Open 700, 700 × 710 × 2000 mm. Write via the contact form for a quote and delivery lead time.
MFF Guarantee & After-Sales: 1-year manufacturer guarantee (parts), extended guarantee available. MFF technical support and refrigeration spare parts. Delivery across mainland France — lead times and installation via the contact form.
