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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 950106160 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 1600x600x850 mm |
| NOTES | made of stainless steel |
Easy-to-assemble construction, made of stainless steel.
A central worktable creates a shared preparation surface between kitchen stations, keeping ingredients and tools within reach of multiple chefs. The flat stainless steel top resists corrosion, absorbs no moisture and withstands daily scrubbing with sanitising solutions. A shelf beneath the top doubles storage without adding footprint, allowing pans, trays or ingredients to be stowed directly under the work area where they are needed. Adjustable feet level the table on uneven floors and raise the underside clear of mop water, while an equipotential bonding pin connects the frame to the kitchen's earth system, preventing static build-up and reducing the risk of electrical faults in a humid environment.
The table arrives flat-packed in cardboard for easy transport through doorways and service lifts. Assembly tools are included, so the unit can be built on site without additional equipment. Once assembled, the 1600 mm length provides a continuous run of work surface that can be shared by two or three chefs working side by side, while the 600 mm depth keeps everything within arm's reach without over-reaching. The 850 mm height matches standard worktop levels in professional kitchens, allowing seamless integration with existing counters, hobs and sinks.
Stainless steel construction throughout ensures the table will not warp, rust or harbour bacteria. The shelf is fixed at a height that clears standard gastronorm trays, so storage remains accessible without bending. Cleaning is straightforward: the smooth surfaces are wiped down with detergent and sanitiser after each service, and the adjustable feet can be removed for thorough cleaning of the underside and floor contact points.
The table is classified as central preparation furniture in the GREDIL catalogue, designed for open-kitchen layouts where workflow moves across the table rather than along a wall.