Joining Plate for Taiji HC-8 & CC-8
Stack Hot and Cold Towels Into One Tower
This is the small part that turns two machines into one tidy set-up. The Taiji joining plate locks an HC-8 Hot Cabi warmer and a CC-8 Cool Cabi cooler into a single stacked tower, so a kitchen can serve hot towels in winter and cold ones in summer from one footprint. Both machines can sit side by side without it, but the plate is the neat, secure way to combine them.
Why Chefs Choose This
- Saves bench space: stacks the warmer and cooler vertically instead of taking two separate spots
- Hot and cold in one: keep both towel options to hand and lead with whichever the season calls for
- Neat and secure: a purpose-made plate, tidier and steadier than simply resting one unit on another
- Optional add-on: only needed if you want to stack; the units also work fine side by side
How to Use
- Build the tower: seat the CC-8 cooler on the HC-8 warmer using the plate between them
- Year-round service: run hot above cold so staff can grab either through the seasons
- Tight spaces: ideal where a counter cannot spare room for two side-by-side units
A small part for a complete oshibori station
Oshibori (おしぼり) service runs hot and cold across the year, and a busy room often wants both ready at once. Taiji designed the Hot Cabi and Cool Cabi to share a footprint precisely so they can be stacked; this plate is the piece that does it cleanly. It accommodates the usual towel sizes the machines handle, roughly 300 x 370mm for hand towels and 340 x 900mm for larger face towels, so nothing about the stacking changes how either unit is loaded.
Do I need the joining plate?
Only if you want to stack. The HC-8 and CC-8 both run perfectly well standing side by side. The plate is for kitchens short on counter space, or anyone who wants the cleaner look of a single hot-and-cold tower. If bench space is not tight, you can skip it and add it later.
Product Details
| Type | Stacking accessory (joining plate) |
| Brand | Taiji |
| Fits | Taiji HC-8 Hot Cabi & CC-8 Cool Cabi |
| Origin | Japan |
What does the joining plate do?
It connects a Taiji HC-8 warmer and CC-8 cooler so they stack into one stable tower, giving you hot and cold oshibori from a single footprint. It is an optional add-on; the machines also work side by side.
Will it fit other Taiji towel machines?
It is made for the HC-8 and CC-8, which share the same footprint and are designed to stack. It is not intended for the smaller HC-6. If you run an HC-8 and a CC-8 and want them combined into one tower, this is the part that does it.
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Joining Plate for Taiji HC-8 & CC-8
Stack Hot and Cold Towels Into One Tower
This is the small part that turns two machines into one tidy set-up. The Taiji joining plate locks an HC-8 Hot Cabi warmer and a CC-8 Cool Cabi cooler into a single stacked tower, so a kitchen can serve hot towels in winter and cold ones in summer from one footprint. Both machines can sit side by side without it, but the plate is the neat, secure way to combine them.
Why Chefs Choose This
- Saves bench space: stacks the warmer and cooler vertically instead of taking two separate spots
- Hot and cold in one: keep both towel options to hand and lead with whichever the season calls for
- Neat and secure: a purpose-made plate, tidier and steadier than simply resting one unit on another
- Optional add-on: only needed if you want to stack; the units also work fine side by side
How to Use
- Build the tower: seat the CC-8 cooler on the HC-8 warmer using the plate between them
- Year-round service: run hot above cold so staff can grab either through the seasons
- Tight spaces: ideal where a counter cannot spare room for two side-by-side units
A small part for a complete oshibori station
Oshibori (おしぼり) service runs hot and cold across the year, and a busy room often wants both ready at once. Taiji designed the Hot Cabi and Cool Cabi to share a footprint precisely so they can be stacked; this plate is the piece that does it cleanly. It accommodates the usual towel sizes the machines handle, roughly 300 x 370mm for hand towels and 340 x 900mm for larger face towels, so nothing about the stacking changes how either unit is loaded.
Do I need the joining plate?
Only if you want to stack. The HC-8 and CC-8 both run perfectly well standing side by side. The plate is for kitchens short on counter space, or anyone who wants the cleaner look of a single hot-and-cold tower. If bench space is not tight, you can skip it and add it later.
Product Details
| Type | Stacking accessory (joining plate) |
| Brand | Taiji |
| Fits | Taiji HC-8 Hot Cabi & CC-8 Cool Cabi |
| Origin | Japan |
What does the joining plate do?
It connects a Taiji HC-8 warmer and CC-8 cooler so they stack into one stable tower, giving you hot and cold oshibori from a single footprint. It is an optional add-on; the machines also work side by side.
Will it fit other Taiji towel machines?
It is made for the HC-8 and CC-8, which share the same footprint and are designed to stack. It is not intended for the smaller HC-6. If you run an HC-8 and a CC-8 and want them combined into one tower, this is the part that does it.
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Stack Hot and Cold Towels Into One Tower
This is the small part that turns two machines into one tidy set-up. The Taiji joining plate locks an HC-8 Hot Cabi warmer and a CC-8 Cool Cabi cooler into a single stacked tower, so a kitchen can serve hot towels in winter and cold ones in summer from one footprint. Both machines can sit side by side without it, but the plate is the neat, secure way to combine them.
Why Chefs Choose This
- Saves bench space: stacks the warmer and cooler vertically instead of taking two separate spots
- Hot and cold in one: keep both towel options to hand and lead with whichever the season calls for
- Neat and secure: a purpose-made plate, tidier and steadier than simply resting one unit on another
- Optional add-on: only needed if you want to stack; the units also work fine side by side
How to Use
- Build the tower: seat the CC-8 cooler on the HC-8 warmer using the plate between them
- Year-round service: run hot above cold so staff can grab either through the seasons
- Tight spaces: ideal where a counter cannot spare room for two side-by-side units
A small part for a complete oshibori station
Oshibori (おしぼり) service runs hot and cold across the year, and a busy room often wants both ready at once. Taiji designed the Hot Cabi and Cool Cabi to share a footprint precisely so they can be stacked; this plate is the piece that does it cleanly. It accommodates the usual towel sizes the machines handle, roughly 300 x 370mm for hand towels and 340 x 900mm for larger face towels, so nothing about the stacking changes how either unit is loaded.
Do I need the joining plate?
Only if you want to stack. The HC-8 and CC-8 both run perfectly well standing side by side. The plate is for kitchens short on counter space, or anyone who wants the cleaner look of a single hot-and-cold tower. If bench space is not tight, you can skip it and add it later.
Product Details
| Type | Stacking accessory (joining plate) |
| Brand | Taiji |
| Fits | Taiji HC-8 Hot Cabi & CC-8 Cool Cabi |
| Origin | Japan |
What does the joining plate do?
It connects a Taiji HC-8 warmer and CC-8 cooler so they stack into one stable tower, giving you hot and cold oshibori from a single footprint. It is an optional add-on; the machines also work side by side.
Will it fit other Taiji towel machines?
It is made for the HC-8 and CC-8, which share the same footprint and are designed to stack. It is not intended for the smaller HC-6. If you run an HC-8 and a CC-8 and want them combined into one tower, this is the part that does it.
