Stainless Steel Tables & Cupboards
Stainless steel tables and cupboards form the core prep and storage surfaces in almost every commercial kitchen, used by pubs, restaurants, hotels, bistros and care homes for food preparation, plating and equipment storage. Buyers range from small cafes needing a single prep table to large hotel kitchens specifying entire runs of tables, cupboards and worktops, and configuration — plain table, cupboard base, upstand, or wall-mounted — gets chosen for the specific prep task and available floor space.
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Buying guides: 304 vs 430 Stainless Steel for Commercial Kitchens
Key specifications
All ranges are built predominantly from 304-grade stainless steel for food-contact durability and washdown hygiene, with standard worktop depths of 600-800mm and heights around 900mm to suit UK commercial ergonomics, and load capacities typically from 40kg to 150kg+ depending on gauge and leg/shelf bracing.
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Stainless Steel Worktops73 Products
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Stainless Steel Cupboards113 Products
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Stainless Steel Cupboards with Upstand36 Products
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Stainless Steel Tables with Upstand75 Products
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Gantry Tables26 Products
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Stainless Steel Wall Cupboards24 Products
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Ambient Pedestals55 Products
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Stainless Steel Tables432 Products
Stainless Steel Tables & Cupboards — FAQs
Do I need an upstand on my stainless steel table?
An upstand (typically 100-150mm, either splashback or full-height) is worth specifying where a table sits against a wall, since it protects the wall surface and is easier to keep food-hygiene compliant than sealant alone.
What’s the standard height for a commercial stainless steel prep table?
Standard commercial prep table height in the UK is around 900mm, matching typical worktop ergonomics for standing food prep and lining up with other kitchen equipment runs.
Table, cupboard or wall cupboard — which stainless steel storage do I need?
Tables suit active prep surfaces, floor-standing cupboards suit bulkier stock and equipment storage at floor level, and wall cupboards free up floor space for lighter, less frequently accessed items — most kitchens use a combination of all three.
What weight can a commercial stainless steel table hold?
Most commercial stainless steel tables are rated to 100-150kg evenly distributed load, with heavier-gauge fabrication and reinforced under-shelves needed for tables supporting mixers or other heavy equipment.