Marchia MH48-ST 48" Straight Glass Heated Display Warming Case, 3 Adjustable Shelves, Stainless Steel

The Marchia MH48-ST is a 48 inch straight glass heated display warming case with a stainless steel base, built to sell hot food by sight in bakeries, cafes, delis, and convenience stores. 21.5 cubic feet of heated display space in a taller 55.5 inch high format keeps pastries, empanadas, fried chicken, and wrapped sandwiches at serving temperature right where customers make impulse decisions.

Straight Front Glass with Sliding Rear Doors

The straight front glass gives the case a squared, modern profile and a taller display opening, so stacked boxes and tall items fit where a curved case would pinch them. Sliding rear doors keep restocking on the staff side; your counter person slides a door, swaps a tray, and never reaches around the customer side glass. Tempered panels stand up to the knocks of a busy counter far better than annealed glass.

Three Adjustable Chrome Plated Shelves

Three chrome plated wire shelves, each 41.5 inches long and 14.8 inches deep, adjust to match the day's menu, so tall rotisserie boxes and flat trays of croissants both display cleanly. Wire construction lets warm air and LED light pass through every level, avoiding the cold corners and shadowed product a solid shelf creates. The heated base deck adds one more merchandising level below the shelves.

86°F to 140°F Digital Warm Holding

A digital temperature controller holds the cavity anywhere from 86°F to 140°F, so you can pick a gentle setting that keeps laminated pastries crisp or push toward the top of the range for hot savory items. Set it once and the controller holds the number; there is no dial drift to chase through a shift. LED interior lighting from the top makes glazes shine, and bright product outsells dim product every day of the week.

Stainless Steel Base on Casters

The stainless steel base cabinet takes mop splashes and cart bumps without showing them, and it matches the rest of a commercial front of house line. Four casters, two with brakes, let one person roll the case out for cleaning behind it, then lock it back in place. The case plugs into a standard outlet through a NEMA 5-15P cord, so it drops into an existing counter line without an electrician.