1220 Folding Stainless Prep Table with Undershelf
1220 Folding Stainless Prep Table with Undershelf
A real bench that fits in the van.
Catering needs a proper work surface on site, and a trestle table is not one.
Open, this is a 1220 by 610 mm stainless bench at standard working height with a full shelf underneath, which is enough for two people to plate or one to prep. Top, shelf and legs are all 0.8 mm stainless, so it takes the same knock, splash and wipe-down as the fixed benches back at the kitchen, and it does not soak up anything on the way home.
Folded, the legs fold down against the top. It goes in the back of a van, behind a door at a school canteen, or against the wall of a shed between weekends. At 12.55 kg one person carries it.
Features
- Four legs fold down
- Undershelf, height adjustable
- Folds for the van
- 0.8 mm SUS201 stainless throughout
- Rust resistant
- Wipes down like a fixed bench
- Catering and events
- Markets and pop-ups
- Overflow prep in a small kitchen
Specification
| Brand | Vevor |
|---|---|
| Length | 1220 mm |
| Depth | 610 mm |
| Height to top | 860 mm |
| Tiers | 2 top and shelf |
| Steel thickness | 0.8 mm |
| Material | SUS201 stainless top, shelf, legs |
| Net weight | 12.55 kg |
| Folding | Legs under the top |
| Shelf | Adjustable height, with screws |
Questions
How much weight will the top take?
Enough for a full day of catering prep: trays, chafers, a bain marie and the boxes underneath. Spread heavy items across the top rather than stacking them in the middle. The maker does not publish a load rating.
Does it fit in a car?
Folded it is 1220 mm long and 610 mm wide with the legs down against the top, so it lies flat in a van, a ute tray or across the back of a wagon with the seats down. It will not fit in a sedan boot.
Is it stable on grass?
On firm, level ground, yes. There are no levelling feet, so on a slope or soft ground put a paver or packer under a leg to level it and stop it sinking during service.
Why do the instructions say to wear gloves?
The maker requires gloves during assembly. Stainless edges can be sharp when new, so for the first set-up gloves are the sensible thing.
How do I clean it after an event?
Warm water and detergent, then dried. Rinse the legs if they have been in wet grass. Fold it only when it is dry so nothing sits between the top and the legs on the drive home.