Parry 350mm Deep Stainless Steel 1-Tier Chefs Rack
Product Description
This Parry wall-mounted chefs rack is a single-tier stainless steel gantry designed to sit above the pass or service counter. At 350mm deep, it provides a practical overhead shelf for...
Specifications
- External height (mm)
- 400
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Product Description
This Parry wall-mounted chefs rack is a single-tier stainless steel gantry designed to sit above the pass or service counter. At 350mm deep, it provides a practical overhead shelf for staging plates, garnishes, and small items at the point of plating — keeping the counter surface clear without projecting so far that it becomes an obstruction. The rack arrives fully assembled, which removes the need for any on-site fabrication before it goes up.
In a working kitchen, a well-positioned rack above the pass helps keep service moving. Chefs have a consistent place to hold items in the short window between cooking and collection, and clutter on the counter stays manageable during busy service. The single-tier format is well suited to kitchens where ceiling height, extraction canopies, or the depth of the pass make a multi-tier arrangement impractical or unnecessary.
It is also worth considering the optional quartz downlighters available for this rack. Beyond illuminating the pass clearly, they provide a gentle radiant heat that helps maintain plate temperature between the kitchen and front-of-house collection — a practical addition where ticket times vary or covers run closely together.
- Available in a range of widths to suit different pass configurations
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and cleans down easily
- Optional quartz downlighters for pass illumination and gentle plate warming
- Arrives fully assembled, reducing on-site installation time
- Suitable for mounting to most standard wall surfaces
Installation is straightforward in most cases, though the wall construction matters. Solid masonry or tiled blockwork presents no difficulty. Stud or plasterboard walls will need appropriate cavity fixings or a timber backing board, particularly if heavier items will be stored or if the lit version is specified. If downlighters are being added, confirm a suitable electrical supply is accessible nearby before the rack goes on order.
This rack suits cafés, pub kitchens, bistros, and small to medium restaurant passes where a single overhead tier handles the volume of service comfortably. For larger operations with multiple pass sections or higher throughput, a wider unit or a two-tier configuration may be the more practical choice. If you are setting up a new pass or replacing an existing gantry, the team is happy to talk through sizing and specification with you beforehand.
Key Features
- Single-tier wall-mounted gantry in food-safe stainless steel construction
- 350mm shelf depth balances usable storage with overhead clearance above the pass
- Available across a range of widths to match different pass configurations
- Optional quartz downlighters provide pass illumination and gentle radiant warmth
- Arrives fully assembled for straightforward on-site installation
Operational Benefits
- Clears the counter surface to support faster, more organised plating
- Consistent overhead staging point helps maintain pace during busy service
- Optional downlighters help retain plate temperature before front-of-house collection
- Stainless steel finish resists kitchen corrosion and wipes down quickly
- Fully assembled on delivery reduces fitting time and on-site disruption
Specifications
- External height (mm)
- 400
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The rack is available in a range of widths, so the starting point is measuring your usable pass length and considering how many chefs will be working that section at peak service. A rack that spans the full pass gives the most flexibility, but if extraction canopies or wall-mounted equipment break up the run, a shorter unit positioned at the primary plating point often works just as well. If you are unsure, it is worth a conversation before ordering.
- Solid masonry, brick, or tiled blockwork are all straightforward to fix into directly. For stud partition or plasterboard walls, you will need either suitable cavity fixings or a timber noggin behind the plasterboard to carry the load reliably — this matters more if the lit version is specified or if heavier items will sit on the shelf regularly. It is worth confirming your wall construction before installation day.
- The single-tier format is specifically well suited to kitchens where ceiling height, extraction canopy position, or a shallow pass make a two-tier rack impractical. The 350mm shelf depth keeps the projection manageable above the counter. For very compact passes or kitchens with particularly restricted overhead space, it is worth checking the installed height against your canopy clearance before fitting.