46L bar fridge keeps drinks chilled to 0°C even in 32°C+ heat, so your beverages stay icy cold in tough Aussie conditions. Five shelves offer flexible storage for snacks and bottles, while LED lighting makes it easy to find what you need. Solid branded door delivers a classic retro look and keeps contents secure. German EBM fans, energy-saving compressor, and R600 ozone-safe gas help reduce power use for efficient operation. Compact size fits tight spaces, with the door opening just 20mm beyond its 430mm width. Runs at just 39dB—quieter than a conversation.
energy_saving_features
LOW E glass, German energy saving EBM fans, Energy saving compressor, Electronic Contoller, Cyclopentane foaming,LED lighting,R600 100% ozone safe gas
cooling_description
Cools to zero (0°C) in 32°C+ no problems.
size_info
Door Opens 20mm Outside Diameter
shelving_detail
5 x Shelves W: 294 mm x D: 325mm
brand_info
Schmick is our own flagship brand that is reserved for the best unit we sell that encompass both excellent design and performance
Introducing the Retro Rugby Vintage Mini Bar Fridge, model BC46B-RET-RUGBY. This compact 46-litre fridge is perfect for those who appreciate both style and functionality. With its right hinge solid door, it fits seamlessly into any space, offering a touch of retro charm.
Measuring 430mm wide, 470mm deep, and 500mm high, this mini bar fridge is designed to fit snugly in tight spaces. Despite its small footprint, it delivers a reliable cooling solution without the noise. At just 39dB, it keeps your environment peaceful.
The Retro Rugby variant stands out with its unique design and practicality. Ideal for home bars or hospitality settings, this fridge combines vintage aesthetics with modern efficiency. It's a stylish addition that doesn't compromise on performance or quality.
Key Features
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46-litre capacity for compact storage
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Solid door with right hinge design
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Retro Rugby vintage style
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Quiet operation at 39dB
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Compact dimensions: 430W × 470D × 500H mm
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Perfect for home bars and hospitality