Cambro Camrack 36-Compartment Glass Rack Beige 257mm

The Cambro Camrack is a purpose-built glassware rack designed to store and transport glasses safely through the full back-of-house cycle — from glasswasher to storage to service and back again. This beige version holds 36 glasses in individual compartments and accommodates glassware up to 257mm tall, making it compatible with a wide range of standard tumblers and stemless glassware commonly found in bars, hotels, and restaurants.

In a busy operation, these racks earn their keep through reliability and consistency. The compartment design keeps each glass isolated throughout transit and washing, which significantly reduces the kind of contact breakage that quietly adds up over a service period. The polypropylene construction handles repeated exposure to commercial detergents and high wash temperatures without warping or degrading — important for a piece of equipment that will cycle through a glasswasher multiple times a day over several years of use.

The practical advantages for operators are straightforward:

• Individual compartments prevent glass-to-glass contact and reduce transit breakage
• Polypropylene withstands commercial cleaning chemicals and high wash temperatures
• Stackable format allows efficient use of limited back-of-house storage space
• Standard 500 x 500mm footprint fits most commercial rack trolleys and pass-through glasswashers
• Lightweight enough to handle fully loaded without placing strain on staff

The 500 x 500mm footprint is a widely used standard in commercial kitchens, so these racks will slot into most undercounter glasswashers, pass-through machines, and rack trolleys that accept this format. That said, it is worth confirming compatibility with your existing glasswasher before ordering — some machines use a proprietary rack system that may not accept third-party racks without modification.

This rack is well suited to bars, pub operations, hotel banqueting teams, and any site managing consistent glassware volumes throughout service. If your operation runs high glass counts across multiple services, higher-compartment configurations are worth considering to reduce rack movements and handling time.

If you would like to talk through whether this configuration suits your glassware profile or existing equipment, the team is glad to help.