Why this racking trolley earns its place
Fifteen levels is a lot of tray capacity to have parked in one spot, and that's the point of this trolley — it's built to shift a whole batch of gastronorm trays between prep, chill and pass in a single run instead of several. Everything about it is stainless steel, inside and out, which is what you want on anything that's going to spend its life next to raw food and a mop bucket.
At 1720mm tall on a 770 x 585mm footprint, it's sized to work a tight kitchen corridor without eating floor space the room can't spare, and at 17kg gross weight the frame itself stays light even fully racked with trays. It arrives self-assembly, so it's built and loaded the same day it's delivered rather than sitting boxed while you wait on someone to put it together.
This is a trolley for kitchens that live and die by gastronorm sizing — prep rooms, central production kitchens, anywhere trays move in batches rather than one at a time. Fifteen levels of racking in one stainless unit means less walking, less double-handling, and one less thing cluttering a pass that's already busy.
