Tray Trolleys

Frequently asked questions (FAQS) about Tray Trolleys | Trolleys for Restaurants & Food Service

What tasks are storage bin trolleys most useful for?

Storage bin trolleys are ideal for keeping multiple items organised and accessible during transport. They’re commonly used in schools, workshops, catering environments and healthcare settings where tools, components or supplies need to be separated and moved efficiently.

Do your tray trolleys help reduce mess and improve organisation?

Each trolley is designed with multiple tiers or slots to hold individual trays securely in place. This layout helps staff sort, carry and retrieve items quickly, minimising clutter and reducing the chance of misplaced materials.

Are the trolleys suitable for food or hygiene-sensitive environments?

We offer models made with smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces and durable plastic trays—ideal for use as food service trolleys or catering tray trolleys. These are popular in commercial kitchens, school canteens and other hygiene-conscious settings.

What types of trays are compatible with your mobile tray racks?

Our trolleys are compatible with a wide selection of plastic trays, including deep, shallow and compartmentalised formats. Many models are available with included trays, but we also offer individual replacements to support long-term use and flexibility.

Tray trolleys for organised, mobile storage in hospitals, schools and warehouses

Tray trolleys are a versatile solution for transporting and organising supplies across fast-paced environments. Whether you're delivering meals, sorting classroom materials or managing workshop stock, these mobile units keep items separated, visible and easy to access—without cluttering fixed work surfaces. Most models feature steel or electrogalvanised frames with slotted runners or fixed shelves to house between 4 and 21 trays, depending on design. Removable plastic trays made from hygienic HDPE or polypropylene allow for simple cleaning and restocking, making these trolleys ideal for multi-use rotation. Many teams integrate tray trolleys with wall-mounted storage cabinets to create modular setups that support fast turnaround between departments or shifts.

Catering tray trolleys for safe, smooth service

In dining halls, hospitals and hospitality settings, catering tray trolleys ensure that meals and dishware are transported cleanly and efficiently. Trolleys often include non-slip or open-frame shelves, braked swivel castors, and powder-coated or stainless steel frames that resist moisture and food-related wear. Some models also include slanting tray supports for easier loading during collection. Their compact footprint and quiet wheels make them ideal for high-traffic or shared corridors. In large-scale hospitality operations, access to nearby laundry handling carts makes it easy to separate soiled towels, cloths, etc. for cleaning after collection in the trays.

Deep tray trolleys for bulky or irregular items

When transporting larger or loose items—such as cleaning supplies, boxed goods or tools—deep tray trolleys provide more containment and security in motion. These units typically feature tiered steel frames with fixed-position trays, built-in push handles, and raised tray edges to prevent contents from shifting during transit. Available in 2, 3 or 4-tier formats, they’re often used by lab technicians, caretakers, or facilities teams working between rooms or departments. For increased handling comfort over ramps or hard flooring, many sites opt for castor wheels with rubber treads and vibration-reducing properties.

Storage tray trolleys that support daily rotation

Designed for regular loading and unloading, storage tray trolleys are built with durable castors, fully welded or bolted steel frames, and removable trays that streamline cleaning, inventory control and redistribution. Depending on the model, total load capacity ranges from 100 to 200 kg, with each tray supporting approximately 20–30 kg. Some trolleys include label slots or colour-coded trays to assist with categorisation and team handover. For secure access to shared equipment in schools or healthcare environments, key storage cabinets are often used alongside tray units to manage permissions and protect sensitive supplies.