Churchill 2 Tier Rectangular Plate Tower

Name: Churchill 2 Tier Rectangular Plate Tower
Brand: Churchill
SKU: DL496
Availability: InStock

The Churchill two-tier rectangular plate tower is a structured tabletop display piece for sharing-style food service. It comes in two sizes, 300mm and 560mm, each supplied as a pack of two. The stacked rectangular format gives two presentation levels, which suits afternoon tea, tapas, charcuterie, hors d'oeuvres, finger foods, pastries and cheese boards. The white and silver finish is neutral and sits within most tableware schemes.

In service, tiered towers consolidate sharing portions onto a single footprint, which helps when table space is limited or front-of-house wants to present food with some structure rather than plating everything flat. Two units per pack supports consistent presentation across several tables.

Two-tier design makes good use of limited table space
Rectangular platforms suit finger sandwiches, pastries and canapes
Two sizes: 300mm and 560mm, each sold as a pack of two
White and silver finish pairs with a wide range of tableware
Suited to afternoon tea, tapas, hors d'oeuvres and cheese courses

These are decorative display pieces with no mechanical or electrical parts, so there is no installation. They suit table service better than high-traffic self-service buffet lines, and they should not be used under heat lamps or in contact with warming equipment. Handle with care during service and storage. If you are putting together an afternoon tea or sharing menu setup and want to discuss how these fit with your existing tableware, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

How many plates or items will each tier hold?

The rectangular platforms are sized for small sharing portions such as finger sandwiches, canapes or pastries rather than full-sized dinner plates. The 300mm is the smaller and the 560mm the larger. Exact capacity depends on the size of your plated items, so consider portion size and presentation style before ordering.

Are these suitable for a self-service buffet line?

These towers are designed for table service presentation rather than high-traffic self-service use. For a busy buffet where guests reach across repeatedly, a more robust tiered stand would typically be a better fit.

Can these be used for both afternoon tea and evening sharing menus?

Yes, the neutral finish and rectangular format work across both service styles. They suit afternoon tea sandwiches and cakes as readily as tapas, charcuterie or canapes.

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