Bench Stainless Press
1 L
$189.00
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$189.00
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Bench Stainless Press
Steel that survives the morning.
$189.00
Sale price
$189.00
Regular price
- Comes apart to clean: The plunger assembly removes completely and the mesh unscrews, so old grounds rinse out under running water.
- Presses without a fight: The stainless steel mesh plunger uses 3-layer filtration and comes down without resistance.
- Made for coarse grinds: Use a coarse grind like raw sugar or breadcrumbs, because fine grinds slip through the mesh and make coffee muddy.
- Three sizes to choose: Three sizes run from one generous mug to four cups, enough for a Sunday morning brew or a small gathering.
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Stainless steel inside and out. Three sizes, 350 ml, 600 ml, 1 L. The plunger comes down without resistance, the steel doesn't stain, the carafe travels from kitchen to table without ceremony.
The Bench Stainless Press is a three-layer stainless steel and borosilicate glass French press in three sizes: 350 ml, 600 ml, and 1 L. The outer shell insulates the carafe and protects the glass from accidental knocks.
Steel that survives the morning.
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Specifications
Body material
Stainless steel outer shell, borosilicate glass carafe
Filter system
Stainless steel mesh plunger, 3-layer filtration
Capacity
350 ml, 600 ml, 1 L
Dimensions
350 ml: H 16.8 cm × Ø 7.1 cm, 600 ml: H 18.5 cm × Ø 8.9 cm, 1 L: H 21.6 cm × Ø 9.9 cm
Finish
Brushed silver, gold-plated
Pattern options
Vertical grooves, plaid grid, smooth polished
Heat retention
Steel shell adds 15–20% longer heat retention vs. bare glass
Care
Hand wash recommended
Care & maintenance
Stainless steel forgives almost everything. Glass does not.
- Disassemble for cleaning: Remove the plunger assembly completely. Rinse the glass carafe and steel shell separately with warm soapy water. The steel shell traps coffee oils in the seams, so wipe it inside and out.
- Filter maintenance: Unscrew the plunger mesh every few weeks and rinse under running water. Old grounds build up between the filter layers and slow the press.
- Gold plating care: The gold finish is PVD-coated but not invincible. Skip abrasive sponges, they scratch through the plating. Use a soft cloth or sponge.
- Avoid thermal shock: Don't pour boiling water directly into a cold carafe. Preheat with warm tap water first, then dump and brew. Borosilicate tolerates heat well, but sudden swings crack glass.
Frequently asked
Which size should I pick?
The 350 ml brews one generous mug or two small cups. The 600 ml is two mugs, enough for two people at breakfast. The 1 L is four cups, a full Sunday morning brew or a small gathering.
What does the steel shell do?
Three things: it protects the glass from knocks, it insulates the carafe so the brew stays warmer 15–20% longer, and it hides coffee stains. The glass does the brewing, the steel does the keeping and the looking.
Which pattern should I choose?
Vertical grooves are classic and tactile. Plaid grid is architectural, geometric. Smooth polished is minimal and reflective. The pattern is cosmetic, the brew is identical, only the grip and the shelf presence change.
Silver or gold?
Silver is cooler in tone, blends with most counters. Gold is warm, catches light, leans ceremonial. If you already own copper or brass tools, gold matches the family.
What grind do I use?
Coarse, like raw sugar or breadcrumbs. Fine grinds slip through the mesh and make the coffee muddy. A good rule: if you can't feel individual particles between your fingers, it's too fine.
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Processed within 1 business day and delivered 6 to 10 days after your order, with tracking. Free on orders overA$99.
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Changed your mind? Return an unused item in its original packaging within 30 days of delivery for a full refund (return shipping at your cost). Damaged on arrival? We replace or refund it. Refund policy
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Questions
Frequently asked.
Which size should I pick?
The 12 oz brews one generous mug or two small cups. The 20 oz is two mugs, enough for two people at breakfast. The 34 oz is four cups, a full Sunday morning brew or a small gathering.
What does the steel shell do?
Three things: it protects the glass from knocks, it insulates the carafe so the brew stays warmer 15, 20% longer, and it hides coffee stains. The glass does the brewing, the steel does the keeping and the looking.
Which pattern should I choose?
Vertical grooves are classic and tactile. Plaid grid is architectural, geometric. Smooth polished is minimal and reflective. The pattern is cosmetic, the brew is identical, only the grip and the shelf presence change.
Silver or gold?
Silver is cooler in tone, blends with most counters. Gold is warm, catches light, leans ceremonial. If you already own copper or brass tools, gold matches the family.
What grind do I use?
Coarse, like raw sugar or breadcrumbs. Fine grinds slip through the mesh and make the coffee muddy. A good rule: if you can't feel individual particles between your fingers, it's too fine.
How long does delivery take?
Orders are processed within 1 business day and arrive 6 to 10 days after you order, with tracking included.
Can I return it?
Yes. You have 30 days after delivery to return an unused item in its original packaging for a full refund. Email contact@frenchpressandco.com first and we will guide you through it. Return shipping is at your cost unless the item arrived damaged or faulty.
What if it arrives damaged?
Tell us within 48 hours with a photo and we replace or refund it, return at our cost.