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Trolleys & Racks

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Bakery racks, service trolleys and transport baskets for moving product safely through a commercial kitchen. Oven racks, cooling racks, clearing trolleys and stackable baskets in sizes that match standard Australian bakery trays.

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Bakery Service Manufactured Tray Racks

Glass Basket Trolley/Rack

Cooler Rack

Rack Covers—Plastic/Material/Disposable

Bread Crate Racks

Gastonorm Trolley

Storage/Proover Cabinet

Basket Display Racks

Cooling Wire Baskets

Bin Racks

Matching racks to your trays and ovens

A rack is only useful if the runner pitch suits your trays and your oven. Before ordering, note the tray size you standardise on, the number of tray slots you need per rack, and whether the rack must roll directly into a rack oven or only serve as cooling and transport.

Runner pitch is a production decision as much as a fit decision: tighter pitch fits more trays per rack but restricts airflow between products, which slows cooling and can trap steam. For proving and cooling, more generous spacing usually pays for itself in product quality.

Castors are the part that fails first

The single most common trolley complaint is castors, not frames. Specify larger-diameter castors for uneven floors, drain grates and door thresholds; they roll over obstacles that jam small wheels and they need far less push force when loaded. Two braked castors on the operator's end are the practical minimum for safety on any sloped surface.

Where trolleys are washed down, sealed or stainless-bodied castors last dramatically longer than plated ones. Keeping a small stock of spare castors on hand avoids taking a whole trolley out of service.

What to look for when buying

  • Confirm tray size and runner pitch before ordering any rack.
  • Larger castors roll over drains and thresholds; specify two with brakes.
  • Stainless or sealed castors survive wash-down areas far longer.
  • Nesting or knock-down trolleys save space in tight back-of-house areas.
  • Keep spare castors on hand so a wheel failure does not sideline a trolley.

Who this range suits

  • Loading and unloading rack ovens
  • Cooling and proving in bakery production
  • Clearing and service in restaurants and function venues
  • Moving stock between cool rooms, prep and dispatch

Delivery & warranty

Australia-wide delivery from Yennora NSW, with stocked items generally dispatched in 1–2 business days. Machinery carries the manufacturer's warranty and our own stainless fabrication is warranted against defects in workmanship. Shipping & returns

Trolleys & Racks — frequently asked questions

How many trays does a standard bakery rack hold?
Common configurations hold 15 to 20 trays, depending on runner pitch and tray size. Tighter pitch increases capacity but reduces airflow between products, which affects cooling and crust development.
Can trolleys go into a dishwasher or wash bay?
Stainless racks and trolleys are designed for wash-down. Check that castors are sealed or stainless — standard plated castors corrode quickly under repeated washing.
What weight can a commercial trolley carry?
Ratings vary widely by construction. Always check the rated load and treat it as a limit for evenly distributed weight, not a target. Contact us with your application and we will recommend an appropriate model.

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