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Beaumont Nickel Plated Last Orders Bell with Wall Mount

SKU: CZ594

£13.10(£15.72 inc VAT)

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The Beaumont Last Orders Bell is a straightforward, traditional bar bell finished in nickel plate, designed to give staff a reliable and clearly audible way to signal last orders or end of service. The rope handle gives it a classic pub aesthetic, and the wall-mount capability means it can be fixed in a consistent, accessible position behind the bar rather than left loose on the counter.

In a busy pub or bar environment, where background noise during peak service can be considerable, a physical bell of this type remains a practical tool. It requires no power, no batteries, and no maintenance beyond an occasional wipe down — and it does the job without any ambiguity for customers on the floor.

  • Nickel plated finish suits traditional pub and bar interiors
  • Rope handle provides a secure, comfortable grip during use
  • Wall mountable for a fixed, accessible position behind the bar
  • No power or consumables required — ready to use at any point in service
  • Straightforward to clean and maintain in a bar environment

It is worth noting this is a bar smallware rather than heavy catering equipment — it suits traditional pubs, clubs, and licensed venues where the conventional last orders signal is still expected. Operators running more modern or informal venues may prefer alternative methods of communicating last orders to customers.

If you have questions about bar smallwares or want to discuss what else might suit your front-of-house setup, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is this bell loud enough to be heard across a busy pub?

At 642g it has enough mass to produce a solid, resonant ring that carries well in a typical pub or bar environment. In very large or particularly loud venues, operators sometimes ring it two or three times to ensure it is heard, which is standard practice with bells of this type.

How is the bell fixed to the wall, and what does that involve?

The bell is designed for wall mounting, which typically involves a simple bracket fixing at a suitable height behind the bar. The exact fitting hardware and method will depend on your wall surface, so it is worth confirming with whoever carries out your bar fit-out or maintenance.

Is this suited to a modern bar as well as a traditional pub?

The nickel plate finish and rope handle give it a distinctly traditional look, so it tends to sit most naturally in classic pub, club, or tavern settings. Operators running contemporary or minimalist venues may find it stylistically out of keeping, in which case it is worth considering whether the aesthetic suits the front-of-house environment.
Beaumont Nickel Plated Last Orders Bell with Wall Mount

£13.10(£15.72 inc VAT)

£13.10(£15.72 inc VAT)

The Beaumont Last Orders Bell is a straightforward, traditional bar bell finished in nickel plate, designed to give staff a reliable and clearly audible way to signal last orders or end of service. The rope handle gives it a classic pub aesthetic, and the wall-mount capability means it can be fixed in a consistent, accessible position behind the bar rather than left loose on the counter.

In a busy pub or bar environment, where background noise during peak service can be considerable, a physical bell of this type remains a practical tool. It requires no power, no batteries, and no maintenance beyond an occasional wipe down — and it does the job without any ambiguity for customers on the floor.

  • Nickel plated finish suits traditional pub and bar interiors
  • Rope handle provides a secure, comfortable grip during use
  • Wall mountable for a fixed, accessible position behind the bar
  • No power or consumables required — ready to use at any point in service
  • Straightforward to clean and maintain in a bar environment

It is worth noting this is a bar smallware rather than heavy catering equipment — it suits traditional pubs, clubs, and licensed venues where the conventional last orders signal is still expected. Operators running more modern or informal venues may prefer alternative methods of communicating last orders to customers.

If you have questions about bar smallwares or want to discuss what else might suit your front-of-house setup, the team is happy to help.