Vogue Stainless Steel 2 Tier Clearing Trolley Large
Product Description
This is a large two-tier clearing trolley from Vogue, constructed throughout in stainless steel. It is designed for removing crockery, glassware, and general service items from dining areas or pass...
Specifications
- Capacity
- 128kg
- Colour
- Silver
- Dimensions
- 930(H) x 855(W) x 535(D)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
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Product Description
This is a large two-tier clearing trolley from Vogue, constructed throughout in stainless steel. It is designed for removing crockery, glassware, and general service items from dining areas or pass areas quickly and efficiently, reducing the number of trips made by floor staff during and after service.
In busy front-of-house environments, a well-built clearing trolley makes a genuine difference to service flow. The two-shelf layout allows staff to sort items as they clear — crockery to one level, glassware to another, for example — which speeds up returns to the pot wash and reduces breakages from overloaded carries. The trolley's rated load capacity means it handles a full clear of a large table or section without issue, and the stainless steel construction stands up to the knocks and moisture typical of a commercial dining environment.
Practical benefits for day-to-day operation include:
- Handrails at both ends allow pushing or pulling from either direction
- Stainless steel construction is easy to wipe down and resists corrosion
- Two tiers support sorted loading, reducing breakages and speeding up the wash cycle
- Suitable for restaurants, hotels, staff canteens, and institutional catering
No installation is required. The trolley is a freestanding item and needs no fixings or utilities. It is worth confirming that doorway widths, service lifts, and corridor access in your venue are adequate before ordering, particularly in older buildings or tighter layouts where aisle clearance can be a practical constraint.
This size is well suited to mid-sized to larger operations with table service or a high volume of covers. For smaller venues or tighter spaces, a more compact trolley may be a better fit; for very high-volume clearing — large banqueting or contract catering settings — it is worth considering whether a deeper or higher-capacity alternative would suit your throughput better.
If you are unsure which trolley configuration fits your layout or service style, we are happy to help you think it through.
Key Features
- Two-tier stainless steel shelf layout for sorted clearing loads
- 128kg rated load capacity across both shelf levels
- Handrails fitted at both ends for push or pull use
- All-stainless construction resists corrosion and withstands daily commercial use
- Freestanding design requires no installation or utilities
Operational Benefits
- Reduces staff trips between dining area and pot wash during service
- Sorted two-tier loading helps cut breakages and speeds wash turnaround
- Stainless steel surfaces wipe down quickly, supporting good hygiene standards
- High load rating handles full-table clears without multiple journeys
- Bidirectional handrails improve manoeuvrability in tight dining spaces
Specifications
- Capacity
- 128kg
- Colour
- Silver
- Dimensions
- 930(H) x 855(W) x 535(D)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Weight
- 11.3kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It is commonly used in hotel and institutional catering settings where large numbers of covers need clearing efficiently. For very high-volume banqueting operations clearing multiple tables simultaneously, it is worth checking whether a higher-capacity or wider-shelf alternative would better suit the throughput required.
- No utilities or fixings are needed — it is a freestanding item. Some light assembly may be required on delivery depending on how it is packaged, but no tools or specialist installation are involved.
- The main practical consideration is access — doorways, service corridors, and lift dimensions should be checked against the trolley's footprint before ordering. This is particularly relevant in older buildings or venues with narrow service routes where clearance can be tighter than expected.