Specialised StainlessFabrication · Patumahoe

Custom fabrication · Hospitality & industrial

Trolleys and stands built for the load and the floor.

Trolleys & stands

Tray rack trolleys, two- and three-tier service trolleys, tub trolleys, equipment stands and mobile benches in welded stainless, sized for your trays, your doorways and the weight they carry.

Indicative pricing · NZD

$1,100

from, + GST

Typically $1,100–$5,000 + GST depending on size

Price guide & quoted scope
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Or call Matt 021 2555 443

Welded frames
Tube or folded-sheet construction
Castors to suit
Chosen for the load, floor and wash-down
Hygienic
No open tube ends, easy wash-down

01 / The range

Mobile stainless for kitchens, bakeries and plants.

Off-the-shelf trolleys are built to a price. Ours are built to carry what you put on them, on the floor you have, through the doorways you have.

01

Tray & rack trolleys

Gastronorm and bakery-tray trolleys with runners at the pitch you use, plus lockable castors.

02

Flat-top & tub trolleys

Two and three-tier flat trolleys, tub trolleys and bin trolleys for prep, wash-up and dispatch.

03

Equipment stands

Substantial stands and machine bases for ovens, mixers, pumps and other equipment, arranged around the footprint, operating load, working height and service access.

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Mobile work stations

Rolling benches with drawers, shelves and power-lead hooks for changeable production lines.

Stock or custom

When a custom trolley is worth it.

Imported flat-pack trolleys are cheap and fine for many jobs. A made-to-fit trolley earns its price when trays, doorways, loads or wash-down routines don’t match a catalogue size.

TrolleyStock is usually fine whenCustom makes sense when
Two- and three-tier service trolleysA standard size suits the space and loads are lightYou need a particular length or height, lipped shelves, a heavier frame or larger castors
Tray rack trolleysYou use standard gastronorm or 600 × 400 mm bakery trays at a standard spacingYour trays, pan depths or spacing are different, or the rack has to fit a cool room, oven or lift
Platform and flat-deck trolleysLoads are light and floors are smoothThe load is heavy or awkward, or the deck needs sides, a tipping edge or a particular footprint
Tub and bin trolleysYour bins match a stock trolleyIt must carry your specific tubs, crates or ingredient bins securely
Equipment stands and mobile benchesRarely: equipment sizes varyA machine needs a stand at the right working height, or a bench has to move between stations

Tray standards buyers mention most: gastronorm 1/1 is 530 × 325 mm, bakery trays are commonly 600 × 400 mm, and some kitchens use imperial sheet pans. Send the tray size and pan depth rather than a trolley model number.

02 / Price & scope

Indicative trolley & stand pricing.

Researched planning estimates in NZD, excluding GST, for fabricated welded trolleys. Imported flat-pack trolleys sell for a few hundred dollars; castors alone are a large part of a custom trolley’s cost.

Discuss your quote with Matt

Custom stainless trolley or stand

From a compact equipment stand to a full mobile work station.

$1,100from, + GST

Typically $1,100–$5,000 + GST depending on size

Details to agree for your job

  • 304 stainless, fully welded
  • Castors rated to your load, lockable
  • Runners, shelves and drawers to suit
  • Closed tube ends for hygiene

Scope & other costs

Heavy-duty castors, drawers and bump rails add to the base price.

Indicative prices by type

TrolleyIndicative priceWhat changes the price
Two- or three-tier service trolley$1,100–$1,900 + GSTLength, number of tiers, shelf lips, handles and castors
Tray rack trolley$1,400–$2,400 + GSTTray size, number of runners and overall height
Platform or flat-deck trolley$1,100–$1,800 + GSTDeck size, sides and castor size for the load
Tub or bin trolley$1,100–$1,800 + GSTContainer sizes, number of levels and how the tubs are held
Equipment stand$1,100–$3,500 + GSTFootprint, working height, load and any shelves or service openings
Mobile work station$2,500–$5,000 + GSTDrawers, shelves, bench size and fittings

What to send for an accurate quote

  • What the trolley carries: tray or tub size, pan depth and how many
  • The heaviest load it will carry, including the contents
  • The narrowest door, lift or cool-room opening it must pass through
  • Floor type and whether it goes through wash-down, cool rooms or near ovens
  • Photos of any existing trolley or equipment it replaces or sits beside
Send the details to Matt

04 / The practical details

Questions about stainless steel trolleys and stands.

What tray sizes can a rack trolley take?

Whatever you use. The common ones are gastronorm 1/1 (530 × 325 mm) and 600 × 400 mm bakery trays, but runners can be set for other trays, deep pans or mixed sizes. Send the tray size, pan depth and how many levels you need.

Why pay more than for an imported trolley?

Imported flat-pack trolleys are made to a price and a standard size. A welded trolley is made to your length, height, trays and load, with no bolts to loosen and no open tube ends. If a standard trolley fits, it may be the better buy.

Will it fit through our doors or into the cool room?

It will if we know the openings. Measure the narrowest clear door width, lift car and cool-room door, plus any height limits, and the trolley is designed around them.

What castors do you use?

Castors are chosen for each trolley: the load, the floor, drains and thresholds, wash-down and any cool-room or oven use. Braked and swivel arrangements are agreed with you before fabrication.

Can you rebuild an old trolley instead of replacing it?

Often yes. Re-welding cracked frames, replacing castors and re-decking a trolley is usually quicker and cheaper than a new one, and it keeps the trolley you already know fits.

Do you make stands for specific machines?

Yes. Matt builds heavy-duty stands around the machine’s footprint, operating weight and working height, with any shelves or service openings you need. Send the machine model or its dimensions and weight.

How it works

Spec, quote, fabricate, fit.

01

Spec

We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.

02

Quote

It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.

03

Fabricate

Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.

04

Fit

Delivered, fitted or installed and checked over before handover.

Let’s make it fit

Show Matt what you’re working with.

Send through photos, rough measurements and how it’ll be used — we’ll come back with a practical next step and a price.

Call or text021 2555 443Text
WorkshopPatumahoe, Auckland
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