The four sizes at a glance
| Size | Net price incl. logo | Typical use | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 × 70 cm | €429 | Sampling, flyers, one small product | Little room next to an appliance |
| 60 × 100 cm | €649 | Popcorn, corn, one countertop appliance | Height of the appliance under the canopy |
| 60 × 120 cm | €699 | Crêpes, coffee, candy bar | Our most flexible size |
| 65 × 180 cm | €1,209 | Ice cream, two hotplates, two people | Length in lifts, doorways and vans |
How to work out your size
- Measure the footprint of every appliance that will stand on the worktop.
- Add space for what you handle while serving: cups, bags, toppings, a card reader.
- Check the heat clearances in your appliance's data sheet. Hot plates need distance from the screen and the canopy.
- Check the appliance's height. It has to fit under the canopy.
- Think about where the cart will stand and how it gets there (see below).
If two sizes look possible, the bigger one is usually easier to work at. If space on site is tight, the smaller one wins. When in doubt, send us the appliance's data sheet and we will check it.
Size by business
Crêpes: take 60 × 120 cm. One crêpe plate fits with room for batter, spreader and fillings. With two plates or two people, go up to 65 × 180 cm.
Popcorn: 60 × 100 cm carries a countertop popcorn machine plus bags and a till. If the machine is all you put on it, 50 × 70 cm can be enough. Check the machine's height first.
Corn: 60 × 100 cm leaves room next to a countertop steamer for cups, butter and seasoning.
Ice cream: a display or countertop freezer takes up length, so we recommend 65 × 180 cm. Smaller sizes only work for very compact freezers.
Coffee: 60 × 120 cm lets you place the machine, grinder and cups side by side. Espresso machines draw a lot of power, so plan the supply before anything else.
Candy bar: jars and trays need surface more than anything else. 60 × 120 cm is a good start; a few jars for a small event fit on 60 × 100 cm.
Brand promotion: for samples and flyers, 50 × 70 cm is enough and easy to move between locations. If staff serve a product at the cart, take 60 × 120 cm. The full wrap option puts your design on the sides as well.
Doorways, lifts and transport
Many carts are used indoors, which makes the route to the site as important as the space on site. We give the outer dimensions and the weight in your quote. Compare them with:
- the width of every door on the way, including fire doors;
- the depth of the lift and the turning space in corridors;
- steps, thresholds and the floor surface you have to push over;
- the loading space of the van you use between sites.
The 65 × 180 cm cart is the one to measure most carefully. If the route is tight, two smaller carts can be easier to handle than one long one.
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