Stalgast Table for Coffee Machine M – Worktop with Storage

A dedicated worktop organises the coffee station around the machine itself. The table provides a stable surface at standard worktop height, keeping the coffee machine at the operator's fingertips while freeing the main counter for other tasks. A cut-out in the tabletop allows the machine's power lead and water line to pass through cleanly, eliminating trailing cables across the work surface. The table is built to support the weight and vibration of a professional coffee machine. The frame and top are dimensioned for the load, and the tilting drawer beneath the cut-out is fitted with a brake that holds the drawer open while the operator empties spent grounds. A striker inside the drawer breaks up compacted pucks, speeding the disposal cycle and reducing manual effort. Operation follows a simple sequence. The operator places the coffee machine over the cut-out, connects the power and water, and secles the machine to the table. Cups and utensils are stored in the utensil drawer below. When the machine produces grounds, the operator pulls the tilting drawer forward, the brake engages, and the striker breaks the puck. The drawer is then emptied and returned to its closed position. The cupboard beneath the worktop holds a water-softening filter, keeping it accessible for routine replacement without interrupting service. Construction is in stainless steel throughout, chosen for durability and ease of cleaning in a wet environment. The worktop is a single sheet with a turned-down front edge to contain spills. The tilting drawer and utensil drawer run on full-extension slides, and the cupboard door is hinged for full access to the filter housing. Controls are limited to the drawer brake and the striker mechanism; no electrical or programmable elements are present. The table's footprint of 1000 mm by 700 mm fits the space allocated to a coffee station in most professional kitchens, allowing the unit to be positioned against a wall or between existing counters without reconfiguring the room. The tilting drawer locks in place so you can empty spent grounds without spilling them across the worktop. The stainless-steel surfaces are wiped down with a damp cloth and a mild detergent after each service period. The tilting drawer and striker are removed for thorough cleaning, and the slides and brake mechanism are lubricated periodically to maintain smooth operation. The cupboard and utensil drawer are emptied and cleaned weekly to prevent scale build-up from water spillage. The table is supplied as a single unit, article 486700, and is designed specifically for the Stalgast coffee machine M series. It is listed in the catalogue under Coffee Equipment – Work Tables.