An innovative buffet range, Frames is modular, functional and stylish, and perfect for displaying food in a unique and attractive way. Frames’ modular structure means that it is both very flexible and easy to use. Pieces are easily mixed and matched to create a unique buffet experience every time it is used.


FRAMES


The base which forms the core of the buffet is extremely versatile and can serve as a cool plate, stainless steel presentation platter, chopping board or bowl holder, simply by changing the cover which sits above it. All pieces come in multiple finishes to allow for users to customise as they wish.


The extent of Frames modules available is impressive; as well as the core pieces, the range can be extended with bowl stands, baskets, covers and lids. For beautiful presentation of delicious food, this inventive range is ideal.


ST/ST PLATTERS


GC904 18/10 St/St GN 1/1 Platter


GC903 18/10 St/St GN 1/2 Platter (sold singly)


BASE OPTIONS Platters sold separately


GC900 St/St Base Unit GC901 Dark Wood Base Unit GC902 Maple Wood Base Unit


ADD COOLING UNIT & INSERT


GC912 Cooling Unit GC911 Black PS Insert


BOWL INSERT PLATTERS


GC905 Dark Wood Platter w/ bowl inserts


GC906 Maple Wood Platter w/ bowl inserts


BOWLS


GC931 Small White Melamine Bowl


GC933 Small Black Melamine Bowl


GC935 Small St/St Bowl


COVER


GC910 Rolltop Cover


CHOPPING BOARD PLATTERS 108


GC909 GN 1/1 Black PE Board GC907 GN 1/1 Maple Board GC908 GN 1/1 Maple Board Slotted


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