Why this riser earns its place
At 800mm long and standing 90mm tall, this table is built for finesse. You need to raise the front row of a buffet just enough to create layering and depth, but not so much that you lose sight of what sits in front. Made from warm brown wood, it's the Bauhaus answer to restrained catering display—minimal geometry that serves the food, never competes with it.
This size is the sweet spot for most restaurant and hotel buffet work. An 800mm table covers the width of a baker's counter or catering spread without sprawling. At 90mm, you're creating visual flow rather than dramatic height—perfect for elegant dining where guests prefer approachable, composed displays over theatrical staging. Layer two or three tables of different sizes, and you've built genuine depth with proportion and restraint.
The wood is warm and inviting, with the honest finish that reads as quality rather than decoration. Pair with Churchill ceramics and melamine serviceware, and the minimalist styling creates a backdrop where every item on display gets attention. At just 0.99 kg, it's the lightest in the Bauhaus range—repositionable in seconds during setup, portable enough for banquet teams that strike and reset multiple times a day.
