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1:12 Mini Supermarket Refrigerator Dollhouse Set
1:12 Mini Supermarket Refrigerator Dollhouse Set
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Miniature Supermarket Refrigerator for Realistic Dollhouse Play
Create a detailed, modern miniature kitchen scene with this 1:12 scale supermarket-style refrigerator set. Designed for 1:12 dollhouses, this plastic model features a tall, upright fridge layout with multiple interior shelves and compartments, allowing you to stage realistic food storage scenes. The doors open and close smoothly, supporting interactive, hands-on play and precise display setups.
Measuring approximately 6 × 4.5 × 16 cm, this compact refrigerator fits seamlessly into most 1:12 dollhouse kitchens, shops, or dioramas. The set includes a variety of miniature food and drink accessories (20-piece fridge set), such as bottles, packets, and other grocery-style items, so you can stock the shelves immediately. Ideal for children who enjoy imaginative play, as well as hobbyists and collectors seeking accurate scale details.
Why It's a Smart Choice
- Realistic 1:12 Scale Design - Proportions and layout are tailored for standard 1:12 dollhouses, ensuring a natural fit in miniature kitchens or stores.
- Interactive Opening Doors - Functional doors invite children to arrange, organize, and rearrange the included food accessories.
- Complete 20-Piece Fridge Set - Comes with assorted miniature food and drink items, reducing the need for additional accessories.
FAQ
Q: What scale is this refrigerator?
A: It is designed for 1:12 scale dollhouses and miniature scenes.
Q: What are the dimensions?
A: The refrigerator measures approximately 6 × 4.5 × 16 cm.
Q: What material is it made from?
A: The model and accessories are made from durable plastic.
Q: How many pieces are included?
A: The package includes a 20-piece fridge set (refrigerator plus assorted food and drink accessories).
Q: Is this a working refrigerator?
A: No. This is a non-functional toy model for play and display only; it does not cool or store real food.
