#069 - Stainless Steel Risers

$150.00
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Size

A clean, modern platform that gives anything you place on it presence. This stainless steel riser is minimalist and durable. Built to stage food, product, and objects on tabletops, counters, and displays.

Custom sizes available. E-mail us for more info and pricing.

Key Features:

  • Solid 304 Stainless Steel Construction - Formed from a continuous sheet of stainless steel for strength and longevity.
  • Brushed Stainless Steel Finish - Expertly sanded for a soft, brushed look with subtle texture. 
  • Clean, Functional Design - Edges are slightly rounded for a smooth, safe finish without sacrificing the clean, angular lines of the design.
  • Striking & Versatile - Catering and dessert tables, retail merchandising displays, salons, hotel buffets, galleries, and reception counters.

This riser is part of our curated collection of furniture designed to help your space stand out.

Caractéristiques

Size:

20" (Length) x 8" (Width) x 4" (Height)

14" (Length) x 10" (Width) x 6" (Height)

Material: Stainless Steel

Weight:

20" (Length) - 3.3lbs

14" (Length) - 4.2lbs
Guide de l'utilisateur

Do you offer custom sizes?
Yes, e-mail us at designs@signsandmirrors.com with your custom size request and we can provide you a quote.

How do I take care of the stainless steel riser?
Remove dust and fingerprints with a microfiber cloth. Use a mild detergent and warm water if the sign is dirty, and dry it thoroughly to prevent water spots. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive materials to maintain the mirror's clarity and prevent scratching.

What else do people call stainless steel risers?

A stainless steel riser goes by quite a few names depending on the setting. In catering and foodservice it's usually a buffet riser or food display riser; event planners tend to say dessert riser, cake riser, or grazing table riser. In retail and visual merchandising it's a display riser, display block, or display cube. In design and architecture circles it's often called a plinth, which tends to feel more refined and is common in luxury retail, hospitality, and gallery settings. Fabricators describe the form itself as a three-sided or waterfall riser.
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