Crockery

Crockery hire is one of the cornerstones of what we do at Expo Hire North West. We keep large quantities in stock to cater to even the largest of functions.

What kinds of crockery hire are there?

There are four main kinds of crockery hire we have available.

Plates and platters are the most common pieces of crockery hire we have available on our site. These range from small plates for bread to huge platters for buffet service.

For those serving soups, salads and puddings bowls are essential. These come in a range of shapes and sizes to meet your requirements.

Cups and saucers are essential for those who are offering tea and coffee. We offer standard size regular cups for those who are sticking with the basics, along with espresso and cappuccino cups for those who want a more upmarket offering.

We also stock a wide range of service crockery options like cake stands for more specialised events and functions.

Do I have to clean crockery hire before it is collected?

If there is one thing we've learned from hiring crockery in Manchester and the surrounding areas, it's that not only is washing crockery hire up is a boring chore, but it's when crockery is most likely to get broken while on hire.

It's for this reason we have had to make it compulsory for all crockery items to have the send it back dirty option added at checkout. This means that the only thing you need to do before we collect is to make sure crockery is free of food debris and liquids, and repacked in the boxes supplied.

How does delivery of crockery hire work?

Working out delivery costs is easy with Expo Hire North West. Just click the logo to visit the home page and tap the carriage calculator button. Once you have entered your postcode, our website will confirm which of our website is closest to your venue and the cost for carriage from that branch as well as a list of possible surcharges.

In the checkout page, once you have confirmed the delivery address and the dates for delivery and collection, our website will confirm exactly what the cost for your order is broken down in itemised fashion before you make payment.