XTRAS
Ambient Equipment
Lincat Flambé Trolley
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Features & Benefits
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Aperture for optional flambé burner
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3 tier
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Lower shelves with wooden retaining walls
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Top shelf with attractive guard rail
Sturdy castors with durable tyres for quiet,
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effortless movement
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Full width handle
Wipe clean, stain and spill resistant
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laminated tops
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Turned hardwood legs for style and strength
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Elegant design
Solid, hard wearing construction
Dimensions: 1073mm(w) x 400mm(d) x 935mm(h)
Finish: Mahogany
Warranty: 12 Months On Site Manufacturers Warranty
Stock Code: LRAT0005
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Craven Gastronorm Stacking Trolleys
Features & Benefits
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gastronorm 1/1, 2/1 or bakery sizes
Built entirely from stainless steel for added
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durability and hygiene
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Bumpers fitted as standard
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2 braked castors fitted as standard on all sizes
12 Months On Site Manufacturers Warranty
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Description Dimensions Gastronorm Options Tiers Stock Code
1. Gastronorm Stacking Trolley 655mm(w) x 728mm(d) x 852mm(h) 2/1 7 TROL0005
2. Gastronorm Stacking Trolley 655mm(w) x 728m(d) x 1133mm(h) 2/1 10 TROL0001
3. Gastronorm Stacking Trolley 655mm(w) x 728mm(d) x 1449mm(h) 2/1 14 TROL0002
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4. Gastronorm Stacking Trolley 450mm(w) x 608mm(d) x 850mm(h) 1/1 7 TROL0006
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5. Gastronorm Stacking Trolley 450mm(w) x 608mm(d) x 1133mm(h) 1/1 10 TROL0003
6. Gastronorm Stacking Trolley 450mm(w) x 608mm(d) x 1449mm(h) 1/1 14 TROL0004
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Tel: 0844 844 4300 or call Your Local Alliance(see back page for your nearest branch) page 105
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