Craven Steel Self Clearing Trolley 10 Shelves
Product Description
This Craven self clearing trolley is a straightforward, robust piece of equipment designed to move used trays efficiently from dining areas back to the kitchen or wash station. Built from...
Specifications
- Capacity
- 10 trays
- Colour
- Silver
- Dimensions
- 1393(H) x 485(W) x 578(D)mm
- External material
- Enamel, epoxy coated frame
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Product Description
This Craven self clearing trolley is a straightforward, robust piece of equipment designed to move used trays efficiently from dining areas back to the kitchen or wash station. Built from epoxy-coated steel, it provides ten evenly spaced shelf levels, allowing staff to stack and transport a full complement of used trays in a single trip rather than making repeated journeys across the dining floor.
In practice, trolleys like this are a staple in schools, hospital canteens, staff restaurants, and similar high-volume self-service environments where tray return is a constant part of the service cycle. The ten-shelf configuration means clearing a busy section can be done quickly and with minimal disruption to diners still seated. The steel construction holds up well to daily use, and the castor-mounted base allows the trolley to be manoeuvred through standard doorways and along service corridors without difficulty.
- Reduces the number of trips required to clear a busy dining area
- Steel frame offers durability under daily commercial use
- Ten shelf levels accommodate a full service run in one load
- Castor-mounted base for easy movement between dining and wash areas
- Straightforward design keeps cleaning and maintenance simple
There are no special installation requirements — this trolley arrives ready to use and requires no electrical connection or fixed positioning. It is best suited to level or near-level flooring; heavily uneven surfaces or raised thresholds may affect handling. At 15kg unladen, it is manageable for most front-of-house staff.
This model is well suited to medium-sized canteen and cafeteria operations. Sites with significantly higher throughput or larger tray formats may benefit from a higher-capacity alternative, and we are happy to help you assess what works best for your setup.
If you are unsure whether this trolley suits your tray size or service volume, feel free to get in touch — it is the sort of question we can usually answer quickly.
Key Features
- Ten-shelf configuration carries a full service run in one load
- Epoxy-coated steel construction for durability in daily use
- Castor-mounted base allows easy movement across service areas
- Designed to accommodate standard commercial cafeteria trays
- Unladen weight of 15kg keeps the trolley manageable for staff
Operational Benefits
- Fewer trips to clear dining areas reduces staff time and effort
- Single-run tray clearing helps maintain a tidy dining environment
- Robust steel frame withstands the wear of continuous daily use
- Smooth castor movement supports efficient front-of-house workflow
- Simple open design makes wiping down and cleaning straightforward
Specifications
- Capacity
- 10 trays
- Colour
- Silver
- Dimensions
- 1393(H) x 485(W) x 578(D)mm
- External material
- Enamel, epoxy coated frame
- Finish
- Enamel, Epoxy Coated Frame
- Material
- Steel
- Weight
- 15kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The trolley accommodates up to 10 trays across its ten shelf levels, with a total load capacity of 60kg. In practice this covers a full section clear in most medium-sized canteen environments, though you should verify your tray dimensions fit comfortably within the shelf spacing before purchasing.
- It performs well on smooth, level flooring such as tile or sealed concrete, which is typical in most canteen and cafeteria environments. Heavily uneven surfaces, raised thresholds, or thick carpet may make manoeuvring more difficult, so it is worth considering your specific site layout.
- It is commonly used in schools, hospital canteens, workplace restaurants, and similar self-service settings where tray return is a regular part of the service operation. For very high-volume sites or those handling larger or heavier tray formats, a higher-capacity model may be a better fit — we are happy to advise.