Stainless Steel Cupboards
Stainless steel cupboards are floor-standing storage units used across commercial kitchens to store crockery, dry goods, equipment and cleaning supplies, offering an easy-to-clean, food-hygiene-compliant alternative to wooden or laminate storage. Internal shelf configuration and door type (hinged or sliding) get matched to available floor space and the items being stored.
Key specifications
Cupboards typically measure 600-1800mm wide by 600-800mm deep and around 900mm high (matching worktop height), built in 304 stainless steel with 1-2 adjustable internal shelves rated for general commercial storage loads of 40-100kg per shelf.
Stainless Steel Cupboards — FAQs
Hinged or sliding doors for a stainless steel cupboard?
Sliding doors suit narrow kitchen aisles where hinged doors would obstruct walkways, while hinged doors generally give fuller access to the cupboard interior — the right choice depends on available floor space.
How many shelves does a standard stainless steel cupboard have?
Most standard cupboards have 1-2 adjustable internal shelves, letting kitchens configure storage height to suit crockery, trays or bulkier catering equipment.