Plinth: Press Stand

Plinth: Press Stand

$649.00
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Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
  • Plinth: Press Stand
Plinth: Press Stand

Plinth: Press Stand

$649.00

A dedicated stand that holds your basket press at the right height to press straight into a standard bucket: no folding tables, no stacked crates, no improvising. Fits three-leg presses measuring 13" to 17" foot-to-foot. Powder-coated steel, locking casters, rated to 250 lbs.
Features
  • Sized to press directly into a standard 6-gallon bucket
  • Weight capacity: 250 lbs (comfortably above a loaded basket press)
  • Three casters with one-press wheel brakes and swivel locks
Materials + Dimensions
  • Fits three-leg basket presses, 13" to 17" foot-to-foot
  • Increases press height by 9.75"
  • Powder-coated steel
  • Overall footprint: 23" x 21.5"
Manufacturing + Warranty
  • Made in Colorado with imported hardware
  • Assembled in California
  • Lifetime Warranty

STOP PRESSING ON A FOLDING TABLE

Every basket press has the same problem: it needs to sit high enough to drain into a bucket, and nothing in your garage is the right height. So you stack it on a table that wasn't built for 200 pounds of fruit and torque, and you spend the whole pressing session half-watching it. Plinth is the piece that was missing.

THE RIGHT HEIGHT, BY DESIGN

Plinth is built to one dimension above all others: the height that puts your press spout directly over a standard 6-gallon bucket. Juice goes where it's supposed to go. No shimming, no bending, no catching runoff in a pan and pouring it over.

FITS YOUR PRESS

Plinth is built for three-leg basket presses with a foot-to-foot span between 13 and 17 inches. Measure the distance between any two feet on your press. If it lands in that range, you're set.

ROLL IT, THEN LOCK IT

Rated to 250 lbs so a full press moves with a push. Each caster has a one-press wheel brake and a swivel lock so that when you're cranking down on the press, nothing shifts, nothing creeps, nothing wanders across the floor. Roll it out for pressing day, roll it back into the corner when you're done.

CLEAN IT WHERE IT STANDS

Pressing is messy and cleanup is the part nobody enjoys. Plinth doesn't add to it. Leave the press mounted, hose the residue away, wipe it down. The finish sheds must and sanitizer without staining or corroding, so the stand you clean in five minutes looks the same in ten years.

BUILT TO LAST

Powder-coated steel that stands up to spills, sanitizer, and years of cellar humidity. Made in Colorado with imported hardware, assembled in California, and backed by the Blushworks Lifetime Warranty: the same standard behind every product we make. 
WARNING — TIPPING AND INJURY HAZARD

A loaded basket press sits high and carries its weight up top. Used carelessly, Press Stand can tip.

Never move the stand with a loaded press on it. Press, then unload, then roll. A full press in motion is the single most likely way this goes wrong.

Before pressing:

  • Swivel all four casters outward so the footprint is as wide as it goes, then lock them
  • Lock the wheels any time you're pressing or not actively moving the stand
  • Work on a flat, stable, level surface

When rolling an empty stand, watch for rocks, cracks, ledges and door thresholds — a caster catching on an edge is what starts a tip.

Keep children and pets clear of the stand while it's loaded or in motion.

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