Roller Grill GES 10 Single Brussels Waffle Iron
Product Description
The Roller Grill GES 10 is a single-plate electric waffle iron designed for commercial counter use. It produces two Brussels-style waffles per cooking cycle and is built for operations where...
Specifications
- Cooking surface (area)
- 360 x 240
- External depth (mm)
- 440
- External height (mm)
- 230
- External width (mm)
- 305
Product Description
The Roller Grill GES 10 is a single-plate electric waffle iron designed for commercial counter use. It produces two Brussels-style waffles per cooking cycle and is built for operations where waffles form a regular part of the menu rather than a high-volume specialist output.
In service, the GES 10 performs consistently across sustained use. The cast cooking plates retain heat well between cycles, keeping recovery manageable when orders arrive steadily during a brunch or dessert service. The unit works with fresh dough, frozen dough, and poured batter mixes, which gives kitchen teams practical flexibility in how they prepare and portion product ahead of service.
From an operational standpoint, the GES 10 suits sites where waffle output is steady rather than intense. Key practical advantages include:
- Consistent plate temperature across the cooking surface for even browning
- Compatible with fresh dough, frozen dough, and batter mixes
- Compact counter footprint — easy to position during service or store away afterwards
- Simple controls with a minimal training requirement
- Smooth plate surfaces that clean down quickly between service periods
Installation requires no specialist connection. The unit is plug-in electric and sits on a countertop without any fixed installation work. It is worth being straightforward about throughput: as a single-plate unit producing two waffles per cycle, output is limited by design. Sites running a dedicated waffle concept or expecting consistent high-volume demand throughout service would be better served by a twin-plate or multi-head unit.
The GES 10 is a practical choice for cafés, small hotels, dessert bars, and catering operations where waffles are a considered menu addition. Roller Grill have a long track record in contact cooking equipment, and the GES 10 reflects that — reliable, straightforward, and built for regular commercial use rather than occasional output.
If you are unsure whether this unit suits your expected service volumes, our team is happy to help you work through it before you commit.
Key Features
- Single-plate design produces two Brussels-style waffles per cycle
- Cast cooking plates retain heat consistently between successive cycles
- Compatible with fresh dough, frozen dough, and poured batter mixes
- Plug-in electric connection with no fixed installation required
- Compact countertop footprint suitable for space-limited service areas
Operational Benefits
- Steady plate recovery keeps service moving during brunch or dessert periods
- Batter and dough flexibility supports different prep and portioning approaches
- Simple controls reduce training time for front-of-house or casual kitchen staff
- Smooth plate surfaces allow fast clean-down between orders and service periods
- Countertop format suits sites where waffle output is a menu addition, not the primary concept
Specifications
- Cooking surface (area)
- 360 x 240
- External depth (mm)
- 440
- External height (mm)
- 230
- External width (mm)
- 305
- Power rating (kw)
- 1.5
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Temperature range (deg c)
- 50-300
- Weight (kg)
- 19
Frequently Asked Questions
- It depends on your expected volume. The GES 10 produces two waffles per cycle and handles a steady stream of orders well, but it is a single-plate unit and has a natural throughput ceiling. If waffles are a high-frequency item across a long brunch service, a twin-plate or multi-head unit would give you more output capacity and less pressure on a single iron.
- The GES 10 is plug-in electric and sits on a countertop, so no fixed installation or specialist electrical work is required. It does not generate significant fumes under normal use, but as with any cooking equipment, positioning it in a well-ventilated area or under extraction is good practice in a commercial kitchen environment.
- The unit is compatible with fresh dough, frozen dough, and poured batter mixes, which gives kitchen teams flexibility in how they prepare and store product ahead of service. This makes it practical for sites that want to prep in advance or use a consistent portioned product rather than mixing batter to order.