Why this riser earns its place
Buffets live or die on visual rhythm. A flat surface, no matter how beautiful, reads as static. These simple beech-wood height adjusters — 60mm tall, engineered to sit flat and stable under a board — solve that problem with elegance. Slip one under a Comas slate board or riser and you lift your presentation 60mm; add two, and you've created a subtle step. They're the lightweight tool that turns a line of platters into a composed, tiered display that draws the eye.
Crafted from solid beech wood, they're naturally sturdy and light enough to move between service setups without fuss. The subtle grain means they age beautifully and don't look institutional. They work interchangeably with all Comas boards and risers — the whole system is designed to nest together without gaps or wobble. At 60×2×189mm, they're thin enough to disappear visually when placed side-by-side, so the focus stays on the food above.
Four per pack gives you enough to build a properly tiered display: place two under one board to get 120mm height, one under another to get 60mm, and leave a third flat. You're not limited to a single riser per board — stack them (they'll support the weight) if your platters are light enough, or use multiple risers spaced across the board if you're displaying heavier items. The flexibility is the point.
