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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | BHS-TPLO-190/60/90 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 1900 / 600 / 900 |
A stainless steel worktop on four legs, fitted with short nylon rolls and a lower shelf, forms a dedicated transfer station between a dishwasher and the kitchen work flow. The rolls let trays and racks slide smoothly from the dishwasher's unloading side onto the table, while the shelf below holds clean plates, cutlery or detergent ready for re-stocking. The principle is simple: gravity and low-friction movement replace lifting. Instead of carrying each rack from the dishwasher to the cupboard, staff push it along the rolls, reducing strain and speeding up the cycle. The shelf beneath keeps essentials within arm's reach, cutting steps across the kitchen. To use the table, staff unload the dishwasher rack onto the rolls, slide it along to the far end, then lift the rack onto the adjacent worktop or cupboard. Clean plates or cutlery from the shelf are transferred to the rack, which is then returned to the dishwasher. The short rolls prevent the rack from rolling off the edge, while the shelf's height allows easy access without bending. Construction is stainless steel throughout, with nylon rolls mounted on stainless spindles. Short rolls lock in place once the table is positioned, letting staff slide full racks straight from the pass-through shelf into the dishwasher without lifting. No electrical supply or plumbing is required. The 1900 mm length provides space for two standard dishwasher racks side by side, while the 600 mm depth keeps the table within a standard worktop footprint. The 900 mm height matches most commercial dishwashers, ensuring a level transfer. The unit's weight allows it to be moved by two people for occasional reorganisation. Cleaning involves wiping the stainless surfaces with a damp cloth and mild detergent, while the nylon rolls can be removed for thorough washing if needed. The shelf is open beneath, allowing debris to fall through rather than collect. The table is supplied as a single unit, with no variants or additional options listed.