Why this riser earns its place
Sometimes you don't need drama, just definition. This 100mm riser lifts a platter just enough to separate it from the table's visual noise, without the commanding presence of a taller stand. It's the height for subtle layers—the understated approach to buffet architecture. Pair it with a 150mm riser on the same table and you've created depth and interest with barely visible infrastructure.
The non-slip surface is unchanged from taller models: plates and platters sit, they don't migrate. That security matters on packed buffet tables where guests are reaching across, adjusting, sometimes leaning. The powder-coated steel is still durable and wipe-clean, still invisible behind your food. The round footprint still suits round platters and boards. The 100mm height is lower, but the engineering is complete.
Use one at each end of a table to frame the centre, or scatter them across a long spread to create gentle height variations that guide the eye without being obvious about it. Two or three on a cake stand table gives the dessert display lift without overwhelming it. The 230mm base is stable and compact, so you can deploy multiples without eating table space.
