Why this cutlery & tray trolley earns its place
Cutlery and tray dispense is one of those jobs that either flows or it doesn't — and a trolley that's too low, too flimsy or too small for the tray run you're pushing through causes queues at exactly the point you can't afford one. This Craven trolley is built to keep that line moving: a two-tier steel unit that holds up to 100 trays, with cutlery bins positioned at a height staff and customers can reach without stooping or stretching.
It's fully welded rather than bolted together, which matters on a piece of kitchen equipment that gets wheeled, loaded and knocked about several times a service. Fully welded steel construction stays square and rigid under that kind of daily handling in a way a flat-pack frame doesn't. The frame carries an enamel and epoxy-coated finish over the steel body, in a silver/grey tone that sits straight into any stainless and steel-fitted servery without standing out.
At 1176mm on its longest dimension, 675mm wide and 520mm deep, and weighing 14.5kg gross, it's substantial enough to hold a full tray run steady without being unwieldy to reposition around a servery or dining hall as service demands change. It arrives fully assembled, so it's in position and dispensing trays the same day it's delivered — no build time eating into a busy kitchen's schedule.
