Why this thermo boxe earns its place
If you've ever carried a food carrier by tiny handles and felt your hands go numb halfway across the car park, you'll immediately understand why this model exists. The large handles are the whole story—they're wide enough that your fingers don't touch, long enough that you can grip with your palm open, and strong enough that they won't flex or warp under a full load. For kitchens where someone is carrying insulated boxes constantly, this changes the day.
The 46-litre capacity fits a full GN 1/1 pan—that's your standard Gastronorm tray—with room for accompaniments, Camwarmers, or cold packs. The insulation is EPP, the same tough, odour-resistant material that shrugs off kitchen life. It won't shatter, won't absorb stains, and survives industrial dishwashing indefinitely. At just 1.2 kg empty, it's light enough that you're moving food, not the box.
The dimensions (321 mm height, 400×680 mm base) are optimised for GN pan transport. The internal space is clean and simple—no fiddly nooks, just open cavity with the depth you need. Load it, carry it by those proper handles, and the food arrives at temperature. The lid seals without requiring force; venting is adequate. It's a carrier designed by people who know that repetitive ergonomics matter.
