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Moffat
Moffat FTG2 Hot Top with Gantry | Heated Food Servery
£522.00(£626.40 inc VAT)
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The Moffat FTG2 is a countertop hot servery unit that pairs a heated flat top surface with an illuminated overhead gantry. It is designed for front-of-house food holding and display in commercial settings where food needs to be maintained at safe temperatures and presented clearly to guests throughout a service period.
The top surface uses toughened glass Thermopanel elements that distribute heat evenly across the full serving area, which reduces the risk of cold spots that can compromise food safety during extended holding. Surface temperature is automatically controlled and fixed against unauthorised adjustment, removing the need for staff to intervene during service. The overhead quartz-heated gantry adds radiant top heat alongside illumination, keeping plated or displayed food warm while presenting it clearly at the point of service.
In practice, units of this type perform consistently in environments where food is held ready for periods rather than cooked to order. Carvery counters, hotel breakfast operations, pub and restaurant buffets, school and workplace dining, and event catering setups are all common applications. The controlled surface heat makes it straightforward to maintain food safety compliance across a sustained service without drawing on staff attention.
- Even-heat Thermopanel surface reduces cold spots across the display area
- Fixed automatic temperature control removes the need for staff monitoring
- Illuminated quartz gantry improves food presentation at the point of service
- Countertop format allows flexible positioning within a servery layout
- GN-compatible panel sizing integrates with standard gastronorm service equipment
As a countertop unit, the FTG2 requires a stable, level surface capable of supporting its weight and a suitable electrical supply in close proximity. If you are planning to run multiple units in a row, it is worth confirming your available counter run and power provision before ordering, as both affect layout and installation planning.
This unit is well suited to mid-sized operations running a buffet or carvery service on a regular basis. For very large servery runs or high-volume venues with more demanding throughput requirements, a wider-format or heavier-duty model may be a better match. Equally, for smaller or occasional-use setups, a lower-specification unit may be more proportionate to the task.
If you are configuring a new servery counter or want to confirm the FTG2 fits around your existing layout and power supply, the team is happy to talk through the detail before you place an order.
Frequently asked questions
Is the FTG2 suitable for a busy carvery or all-day breakfast service?
Yes, this type of unit is commonly used in exactly these settings. The even-heat surface and fixed temperature control are well suited to holding food safely across a sustained service period without requiring ongoing staff attention, which makes it practical for carvery counters, hotel breakfast operations, and similar buffet formats.
What do I need in place before installing the FTG2?
The unit requires a stable, level countertop capable of supporting its weight and a suitable electrical supply within reach. If you are planning to position multiple units side by side, it is worth confirming your available counter run and power provision in advance, as both will affect how the servery layout comes together.
How does the overhead gantry differ from the heated surface — do I need both?
The flat top surface holds food from below using even-distribution panel heat, while the quartz gantry provides radiant heat from above and illuminates the display at the same time. Together they maintain temperature more effectively than surface heat alone, and the lighting improves presentation at the point of service — making the gantry a practical inclusion for most front-of-house servery applications rather than just a cosmetic feature.
Size and weight
- External width
- 750 mm
- External depth
- 555 mm
- External height
- 470 mm
- Weight
- 18 kg
Power and energy
- Power rating
- 0.6 kW
£522.00(£626.40 inc VAT)
£522.00(£626.40 inc VAT)
The Moffat FTG2 is a countertop hot servery unit that pairs a heated flat top surface with an illuminated overhead gantry. It is designed for front-of-house food holding and display in commercial settings where food needs to be maintained at safe temperatures and presented clearly to guests throughout a service period.
The top surface uses toughened glass Thermopanel elements that distribute heat evenly across the full serving area, which reduces the risk of cold spots that can compromise food safety during extended holding. Surface temperature is automatically controlled and fixed against unauthorised adjustment, removing the need for staff to intervene during service. The overhead quartz-heated gantry adds radiant top heat alongside illumination, keeping plated or displayed food warm while presenting it clearly at the point of service.
In practice, units of this type perform consistently in environments where food is held ready for periods rather than cooked to order. Carvery counters, hotel breakfast operations, pub and restaurant buffets, school and workplace dining, and event catering setups are all common applications. The controlled surface heat makes it straightforward to maintain food safety compliance across a sustained service without drawing on staff attention.
- Even-heat Thermopanel surface reduces cold spots across the display area
- Fixed automatic temperature control removes the need for staff monitoring
- Illuminated quartz gantry improves food presentation at the point of service
- Countertop format allows flexible positioning within a servery layout
- GN-compatible panel sizing integrates with standard gastronorm service equipment
As a countertop unit, the FTG2 requires a stable, level surface capable of supporting its weight and a suitable electrical supply in close proximity. If you are planning to run multiple units in a row, it is worth confirming your available counter run and power provision before ordering, as both affect layout and installation planning.
This unit is well suited to mid-sized operations running a buffet or carvery service on a regular basis. For very large servery runs or high-volume venues with more demanding throughput requirements, a wider-format or heavier-duty model may be a better match. Equally, for smaller or occasional-use setups, a lower-specification unit may be more proportionate to the task.
If you are configuring a new servery counter or want to confirm the FTG2 fits around your existing layout and power supply, the team is happy to talk through the detail before you place an order.
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