Fruit and Vege Stainless Steel Fresh Produce Display Stand with Storage

A two-tier fresh produce display stand with grade 304 stainless steel trays and enclosed storage underneath.

Most produce stands at this size use timber crates. Timber looks warm and works for dry lines, but it cannot be washed down, it absorbs moisture, and it cannot take ice. Grade 304 stainless can. It is the standard food-grade stainless used through commercial kitchens and food service, it wipes clean, and it does not stain or hold odour.

Two full-width trays give you a lower bed at working height and an upper tray above it. The upper tray height is adjustable, so the stand reconfigures for tall stock, bulk lines, or a two-level presentation as the season changes.

Underneath, timber-faced doors open to enclosed storage, so backup stock sits at the display rather than the coolroom and restocking happens on the floor.

At 1660mm wide this is a large format stand. It holds a serious volume of produce and works as the primary display in a fruit shop, a produce department or a fresh food retailer.

Specifications

• SKU: RSA-FV1600
• Dimensions: 1660mm W x 800mm D x 1570mm H
• Trays: two, grade 304 stainless steel
• Upper tray: adjustable height
  
• Base: enclosed storage with timber-faced doors
  
• Supply: flat packed

Ideal for

• Fruit and vegetable shops
• Supermarket produce departments
• Fresh food and specialty grocers
• Seafood and deli display [only if drained]
• Fresh produce markets

Ordering and delivery

Stocked in Brisbane and delivered Australia wide. Freight calculated at checkout. Multi-unit and full fitout pricing available on request.

Frequently asked questions

What are the trays made of? Grade 304 stainless steel, the standard food-grade stainless used in commercial food environments.

Is the upper shelf adjustable? Yes, the upper tray adjusts for height.

What is stored underneath? Enclosed storage behind timber-faced doors, for backup stock at the display point.

What is the top rail for? Signage, hanging, price ticketing.

Is assembly required? Yes