The Gantry
A two-tier serving cart that wheels the pour to the table and reads as part of the room, not a back-of-house workhorse. The raised glass-rimmed lip keeps bottles and glassware steady when a server steers it across a floor mid-service, and the tempered shelves hold up to nightly entertaining and wiping down. Lock the casters tableside, work the cart, and roll it out of the aisle when the rush clears.
Choose your quantity. Tap a tier above, or use the − and + buttons; your per-unit price updates automatically.
- Auto volume pricing
- In stock, ships now
- No minimum
- Net terms
- Secure checkout
- Free freight
- 2-year warranty
- 30-day returns
Know the footprint before it lands.
Made for the room people choose to sit in.
Front-of-house lighting and decor that survive a busy service and flatter the table. Finishes wipe clean between covers, the look reads deliberate rather than utilitarian, and the room earns the second visit. Priced and supported for outfitting a whole floor at once.
A serving cart that earns its spot in the lounge and rolls where the night goes.
A silver iron frame bends into a single Z to carry two glass tiers. The architectural line reads as furniture, not a utility cart.
The upper tray has a glass-rimmed lip so bottles and glassware stay put while you steer it across the room. The lower shelf stays open for display.
Four casters roll it between the lounge, the desk, and the meeting table, then lock into place so it holds its ground once loaded.
The details that make it read as furniture, not a trolley.
Both shelves seat into recessed metal frames. Tempered glass is stronger and far more resistant to breakage than standard glass, so it holds up to daily pouring.
A handle built into the top tier gives you a clean grip to guide the cart, with nothing bolted on as an afterthought.
At 33.73 lbs it carries enough weight to stay planted, so a full top tier of bottles does not make it feel tippy when you move it.
The detail your file needs.
What turns up at the dock.
Why it earns the order.
| Ergovanta | Commodity supplier | Premium brand | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tempered glass shelves | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Locking casters on all four wheels | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Lipped upper tray to hold bottles | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Integrated handle, nothing bolted on | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Steady weight, planted once loaded | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Reads as furniture, not a utility cart | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
See it in the restaurant.
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Questions
Good to know before you order.
How does the volume pricing work?
Choose your quantity and the per-unit price follows the tier automatically. The discount is applied in the cart, so the price you see on the ladder is the price you pay at checkout. Nothing to apply for.
Is there a minimum order?
No. Buy a single unit or a hundred. The per-unit price steps down as the count rises, with deeper pricing at 11, 25, 50, and 100 units.
Can I try one first?
Yes. Order a single unit at list to evaluate it, then come back and buy the room whenever you are ready; the volume price applies automatically on the larger order.
What are the payment and shipping terms?
Card or bank transfer at checkout, with free shipping on every order. For large or recurring orders we can arrange net terms; just reach out.
How fast will it ship?
In-stock pieces ship within a few business days, and the cart shows the delivery window before you check out. A large or custom order gets a firm ship date with your project confirmation.
What if a piece arrives damaged?
We replace it. Every piece carries a two-year warranty and a thirty-day return window.
See the full Restaurant collection.
Every restaurant piece in one lookbook, sized and specced for the floor.
Tested for the rooms that get inspected.
Full documentation and certificates are available on request for your procurement file.
Large or custom projects
Outfitting at scale, or need something custom?
Standard orders ship straight from the pricing above. For 100+ units, custom finishes, net terms, or a full-floor rollout, talk to George; he comes back within one business day.
