Industrial Hand Push Food Cart

Yes. Cart weight runs 80-180 kg depending on size, balanced on wheels for a single operator to push and position, so one vendor sets up, trades, and packs down alone. The largest 2.5 m version with double display and sink is still a one-person push on flat ground, which is what market trading demands.

The compact and standard models fold to about half their size and fit in an SUV or small truck, so no trailer is needed. The large version is best moved in a van. Fold-down also matters at home base: a cart that halves its footprint stores in a garage corner instead of a yard.

Mounting points come pre-drilled for a propane stove, display case, and sink, all optional fit-outs chosen with your menu. Because the points are drilled at build time, appliances bolt in cleanly rather than being strapped down. Food-contact surfaces are SUS304 stainless, and the frame is powder-coated steel for outdoor life.

Permits are local: a street trading license, a food handler certificate, and sometimes a specific pitch permit, and the rules change by city. We build to help you pass, with stainless surfaces, a hand wash option, and shelter, but confirming the local requirements with your authority is your side of the deal.

Yes. A vinyl wrap over the body plus an LED sign is the standard branding route, turning the cart into a moving billboard at markets and stadiums. Wrap artwork is produced from your files, and the 2 m umbrella included as standard can carry branding too, doubling your visible footprint on a crowded pitch.

Yes. We provide installation and commissioning support, and 12 months of after-sales service, including spare parts help and technical response.