BASE UNITS (GN 1/1 SIZED) AND ST/ST PLATTERS Base units can be used with 18/10 stainless steel platters, wooden boards, or bowl modules.


COOL PLATE BASE 18/10 STAINLESS STEEL GC900 GN 1/1 Base Unit GC904 GN 1/1 Platter GC903 GN 1/2 Platter


INSERT & COOLER


COOL PLATE BASE 18/10 DARK WOOD GC901 GN 1/1 Bowl Base GC904 GN 1/1 Platter


RISERS


To be used under GN 1/1 sized base units to add height to displays as required.


COOL PLATE BASE 18/10 MAPLE GC902 GN 1/1 Base Unit GC904 GN 1/1 Platter


ICE BOX


Standalone item used to hold crushed ice which can act as a bed for items needing to be kept cool.


PLASTIC INSERT AND FREEZABLE COOLER GC911 GN 1/1 Black polystyrene insert GC912 Cooling unit


*To fit all cool plates COVERS


RISERS GF069 Riser for GC900 GC901 GC902 – Dark Wood CB667 Riser for GC900 GC901 GC902 – Light Wood


ICE BOX CB668 Ice Box – Dark Wood – 530x325x125mm


CHOPPING BOARD COVER UNITS GC907 GN 1/1 Maple board solid GC908 GN 1/1 Maple board slotted


* To fit GN sized base units BOWL MODULES Sit on GN sized base units for cooling display of bowls. Suitable for small bowls (sold separately).


CHOPPING BOARD COVER UNITS GC909 GN 1/1 Black polyethylene board


* To fit GN sized base units


ROLL TOP COVER GC910 GN 1/1 Rolltop cover


BOWL MODULE DARK WOOD GC905 GN 1/1 Bowl base GC931 Small White – 140x65mm GC939 Small Plastic – 145mm


BOWL MODULE MAPLE GC906 GN 1/1 Bowl Base GC931 Small White – 140x65mm GC939 Small Plastic – 145mm


* Images consist of either GN905 / GC906 platter, 5x GC931 small white bowls & 5x GC939 lids. For other small bowl & lid options see next page


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