Description: Low poly refrigerator optimized to use in any 3d project with a professional and realistic appearance.

Geometry: The refrigerator is composed with 1 object. The refrigerator object is made with a clean 6 poly mesh.

Formats: The ultra low poly refrigerator is provided in 6 formats: blender, obj, stl, dae, fbx, and glb.

Materials: The image texture is a hi-res 3k x 6k px png map. Photographed by me IRL. No AI and no BS lighting, effects, surface mods, etc..

It is ready to use in video games, prototypes, and mock ups. The texture is included.

Story: This is a refrigerator found in an alley outside of a bar in a traditional market in the Ichon neighborhood of Seoul. The fridge is a tall, two‑compartment fridge with the freezer on top and main fridge section below, typical of older domestic units rather than modern commercial glass‑door fridges. The fridge also has a LG Smart Digital Display. The fridge has an added lock with a chain hanging from a makeshift handle that is duct taped to the side. The fridge has a couple CCTV warning stickers along with photos of food. The food text listing on the side includes pork belly deodeok samhap, yukjeon, acorn jelly, rolled egg, fried tofu, sliced ​boiled meat, and grilled deodeok. There is another sticker that states the establishment does not reuse leftover food. There are also images of alcohol products controlled by the Lotte chaebol. Cheoeum Cheoreom, Jinro, Chamisul and similar big‑brand sojus are all “diluted soju,” meaning they are made by diluting high‑purity ethanol with water and adding sweeteners and other minor ingredients. The ethanol itself is produced industrially (like most neutral spirits worldwide), but it is food‑grade alcohol intended for beverages, not a waste byproduct from another unrelated industrial process. Distilled soju (traditional style) is made by fermenting grains or other starch sources and distilling, which is closer to how whiskey or shochu is made, but that is a different category from Lotte’s mass‑market diluted sojus.