Room Service Equipment
Deliver excellence with our collection of room service equipment. We'll help you build your room service up from the cart wheels to the salt shakers.
Meal Delivery Cart
Use a meal delivery cart to provide servings to hospital patients or residents of a long-term care facility while protecting food quality and safety.
Hotel Room Glasses
Offering convenient drinking glasses for your hotel guests is an easy way to make them feel at home. Find a wide selection of hotel room glasses here.
Plate Covers
Click here for our selection of plate covers. These handy accessories keep your food warm and ward off potential contamination from airborne debris and germs.
Room Service Trays
Select the best room service tray to enhance your guests' stay and streamline cleaning for employees. We'll walk you through your tray material options.
Salt and Pepper Shakers
Spice up your table settings with KaTom's selection of salt and pepper shakers. Whether you need decorative or pragmatic pieces, we've got you covered.
Room Service Cart
Deliver meals to guests in a hotel or other hospitality operation with a room service cart. Tables and transport models for multiple meals available.
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Room Service Equipment and Supplies: What You Need to Know
Most overnight hospitality establishments offer room service, and this trend has led customers to expect room service will be available when they stay at your establishment. Meal delivery carts, room service carts, trays, and other room service supplies can open a new stream of revenue if you have the capacity to cook and provide food to guests in their rooms. Keeping food safe and tasty on its way from your kitchen to your guests can be tricky, but with the appropriate room service equipment, every room can be a dining room. We'll go over the products below to help you find the perfect fit for your operation.
Common Questions About Room Service Equipment
What's the difference between a room service cart and a meal delivery cart?
Meal delivery carts are typically intended for higher volumes of service, with multiple shelves to hold pre-plated meals and insulated sides to keep them warm as they are distributed. Room service carts, on the other hand, are not made to keep food hot for as long, and often are made to also provide a dining surface as one may not be provided in the hotel room. Room service carts are often more decorative than meal delivery carts, which need to keep large numbers of meals at safe temperatures over a longer course of service. Both types of room service equipment can be useful, depending on the style of service you offer.
What hotel room service equipment do I need to keep food safe?
Plate covers are a great way to keep debris and pests away from your guests' food until it can be eaten, but flies aren't the only potential hazard. Cooked food left at room temperature for too long can become unsafe to eat, as harmful pathogens can begin to grow again once food is below 140 degrees F. Some of the equipment used in room service is designed entirely to maintain proper temperatures. Meal delivery carts are insulated, which helps keep food hot, while plate covers can also help keep heat in.