Why this gastronorm & tray trolley earns its place
Clearing trolleys live at the table edge and behind the pass — you need them light enough to move quickly between customers but sturdy enough to handle a full load of plates and glassware for eight hours without wobble. This Combisteel design is built for exactly that: two-tier gastronorm spacing means it swallows a full service run, yet it's narrow (655 mm wide) enough to navigate a busy dining floor or kitchen corridor without becoming a bottleneck.
The 1785 mm height brings trays to a natural reach for service staff — no bending, no shoulder strain over a full shift. That matters when you're running twenty covers an hour. The 590 mm depth fits the standard gastronorm plan, so your trays and containers slot in true; nothing shifts mid-journey to the wash station or back to the kitchen.
Flat-packed delivery means no awkward assembly labour on arrival. It disassembles the same way for storage, cleaning, or repair — important for kitchens where space is rented by the square metre. At 27 kg, one person can handle it without a forklift or second pair of hands.
