This HANOS non-food folder runs from 21 September to 4 October 2026 across 12 pages. A 10 litre stainless mulled wine boiler is down 25% from 97,50 to 73,13, a 10 litre soup kettle is 49, and a box of 8 Grand Classé anniversary wine glasses is down from 24,95…
What you need to know
From October on, what goes first at a terrace, a market stall or a company event is anything hot: a mulled wine, a bowl of soup, and only then a glass of wine. This folder runs from 21 September to 4 October 2026 and has 12 pages.
Warming equipment is only used a few months a year, so before buying it you need a sense of how many cups or bowls it will sell in a season.
Three items from this 12-page non-food folder cover the hot drink, the soup and the glasses of one autumn event stand:
- Glühweinketel: a stainless steel mulled wine boiler, 2200 watts, 10 litres, heating to 94 to 100 degrees with dry-boil protection, down 25% from 97,50 to 73,13. Ten litres is roughly forty to fifty cups, which suits a Christmas market, a winter terrace or a company party, and the same boiler holds hot water or warm apple juice.
- Select Cuisine Soepketel: a soup kettle, 400 watts, 10 litres, at 49. Its job is to keep soup that is already cooked at serving temperature rather than to cook it from scratch. On a buffet or a stall, guests ladle straight from it, and 10 litres is about forty small bowls.
- Select Dinnerware Wijnglazenset Grand Classé: anniversary edition, a box of 8 with four 36,5 cl white wine glasses and four 49 cl red wine glasses, down from 24,95 to 14,95. Glasses at events and restaurants break and disappear quickly, and four of each exactly resets a table for eight.
- Retailer
- HANOS
- Valid
- 21/09/2026 to 04/10/2026
- Pages
- 12 pages
For equipment, divide the price by the litres of capacity to get the price per litre; for a boxed set of glasses, divide the price by the number of glasses. Filled in: the mulled wine boiler is 73,13 divided by 10, so 7,31 per litre of capacity; the soup kettle is 49 divided by 10, so 4,90 per litre; the glasses are 14,95 divided by 8, so 1,87 each. The two kettles hold the same volume and the price gap is the power: 2200 watts heats from cold, while 400 watts is mainly for keeping warm.
These are three items from 12 pages; this edition runs until 4 October, and the power supply at your own venue decides whether the appliances fit. If the venue has a single ordinary socket, check whether the 2200 watt boiler can run alongside everything else.








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