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Cossiga BTGHT12 1200mm Hot Food Merchandiser
£3,394.00(£4,072.80 inc VAT)
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The Cossiga BTGHT12 is a 1200mm wide heated display merchandiser designed to hold and present hot food at safe serving temperatures in front-of-house servery and food-to-go environments. It uses a forced deck heating system — rather than radiant heat alone — to circulate warmth more evenly across the cabinet interior, supported by dual heating elements that help sustain consistent hold temperatures throughout a full service period.
In practical terms, forced deck heating reduces the risk of cold spots developing during extended holding, which is a common weakness in simpler radiant-only units. The integrated humidity dish helps retain moisture in the food, a useful feature wherever product sits in the cabinet for longer stretches — dry-out during holding is a frequent complaint from operators and one of the more visible signs of poor merchandiser performance at point of sale.
Key operational features include:
- Forced deck heating for even temperature distribution throughout the cabinet
- Dual heating elements to sustain hold temperatures across a full service
- Integrated humidity dish to reduce food drying during extended periods
- Single-glazed top and sides for clear customer-facing product visibility
- Choice of fixed front or sliding door configuration to suit the servery layout
Installation is relatively straightforward. The unit requires a mains electrical connection and should be positioned in a well-ventilated area to avoid heat build-up around the cabinet. The door configuration — fixed or sliding — needs to be confirmed before ordering, as this affects the clearance required in front of the unit during service. For tighter counters or narrow servery runs, this is worth considering at the planning stage.
This model is well suited to cafés, restaurants, contract catering operations, food-to-go outlets, and staff dining facilities that need reliable hot holding with front-of-house presentation. Sites with significantly higher throughput or longer holding requirements may find a larger-capacity unit more appropriate, while operations with limited counter space may be better served by a narrower model.
If you're weighing up whether this unit fits your service layout or daily volume, our team is happy to talk it through before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 1200mm width suitable for a busy café or food-to-go counter?
The 1200mm footprint gives a reasonable amount of display space for a front-of-house counter and works well in cafés, food-to-go outlets, and contract catering serveries with moderate to busy throughput. If your operation runs a high volume of product simultaneously or you need to display a wide range across multiple categories, it's worth considering whether a larger unit would give you the holding capacity you need without cycling product through too quickly.
What does the choice between fixed front and sliding doors mean in practice?
A fixed front configuration gives open access to the display, which suits self-service or high-speed counter service where staff need to reach food quickly. Sliding doors provide more control over the cabinet environment and can help maintain temperature more consistently in draughtier locations. The choice affects the clearance needed in front of the unit, so it's worth confirming which configuration suits your layout before ordering.
Does this unit require any specialist installation or utility connections?
The BTGHT12 requires a standard mains electrical connection, and no gas or water supply is needed. It should be positioned in a well-ventilated area of the servery to prevent heat accumulating around the cabinet. Beyond that, installation is generally straightforward, though it's advisable to confirm counter space and front clearance requirements before the unit arrives on site.
Size and weight
- External width
- 1200 mm
- External depth
- 750 mm
- External height
- 1380 mm
- Weight
- 182 kg
Capacity and performance
- Capacity (shelves)
- 5
- Extra information
- Shelf Size: 1090 x 445mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Temperature range
- +75 to +85 °C
Power and energy
- Power rating
- 2.2 kW
£3,394.00(£4,072.80 inc VAT)
£3,394.00(£4,072.80 inc VAT)
The Cossiga BTGHT12 is a 1200mm wide heated display merchandiser designed to hold and present hot food at safe serving temperatures in front-of-house servery and food-to-go environments. It uses a forced deck heating system — rather than radiant heat alone — to circulate warmth more evenly across the cabinet interior, supported by dual heating elements that help sustain consistent hold temperatures throughout a full service period.
In practical terms, forced deck heating reduces the risk of cold spots developing during extended holding, which is a common weakness in simpler radiant-only units. The integrated humidity dish helps retain moisture in the food, a useful feature wherever product sits in the cabinet for longer stretches — dry-out during holding is a frequent complaint from operators and one of the more visible signs of poor merchandiser performance at point of sale.
Key operational features include:
- Forced deck heating for even temperature distribution throughout the cabinet
- Dual heating elements to sustain hold temperatures across a full service
- Integrated humidity dish to reduce food drying during extended periods
- Single-glazed top and sides for clear customer-facing product visibility
- Choice of fixed front or sliding door configuration to suit the servery layout
Installation is relatively straightforward. The unit requires a mains electrical connection and should be positioned in a well-ventilated area to avoid heat build-up around the cabinet. The door configuration — fixed or sliding — needs to be confirmed before ordering, as this affects the clearance required in front of the unit during service. For tighter counters or narrow servery runs, this is worth considering at the planning stage.
This model is well suited to cafés, restaurants, contract catering operations, food-to-go outlets, and staff dining facilities that need reliable hot holding with front-of-house presentation. Sites with significantly higher throughput or longer holding requirements may find a larger-capacity unit more appropriate, while operations with limited counter space may be better served by a narrower model.
If you're weighing up whether this unit fits your service layout or daily volume, our team is happy to talk it through before you commit.
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