Heated display case Hendi 233733
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This 160-litre heated display case is designed for presenting products warm, with adjustable shelves for arranging the display. Its lighter-than-most-category weight is useful when the front-of-house layout needs to change, rather than making the case a fixed part of the counter plan.
Where it is used
In a café bakery, the heated chamber holds pastries warm while they remain visible for selection. The three adjustable chrome shelves can be set at different heights, allowing staff to arrange a mixed range without forcing every product into the same vertical space.
Top-mounted LED lighting illuminates the display for customers choosing from the counter. The two-part sliding rear doors let staff replenish or retrieve products from the work side, without a swinging door occupying space at the customer-facing front.
Care
The stainless-steel construction is corrosion resistant and easy to keep clean in a damp kitchen. This is useful around a service counter, where routine cleaning helps maintain a presentable exterior through repeated shifts.
The material’s resistance to corrosion is also suited to the damp conditions that can arise around food preparation and service. Keeping the case clean supports a tidy working area alongside the pastry display, without requiring a special care routine to be assumed.
How to choose
The overall dimensions establish the case’s counter footprint and height, helping buyers assess its place in the intended layout. Its wider frontage provides more visible pastry display space, which is valuable where customer-facing presentation is a priority.
The temperature selector and analogue thermometer give staff a way to set and check the chamber temperature during service. The adjustable range allows a suitable holding setting to be chosen for the products on display, while the thermometer makes the chamber reading available at the case.
At 44.89 kg, the case weighs less than most products in this category and is easier to reposition when the front-of-house arrangement changes. This can help when a counter layout is being revised, while the overall dimensions remain useful for judging the space the display occupies.