Many of our frequently asked questions relate to measurements of our standard tables that can be bought directly from our Tables Page. Here is our CAD diagram which hopefully provides some useful answers but if you have any more give us a call, of course. All our measurements are in millimetres.
Commercial kitchen planning may seem a daunting task even to professional caterers, as it involves many disciplines: Menu Numbers to be catered for Type of service Duration of operation Area and space available Number of people engaged in food production Any restrictions on services, i.e. power, gas, water, drainage and ventilation extraction points Budget available Health and safety requirements Efficiency All commercial kitchens, large or small, should be safe and practical environments that promote safe food handling and ease the burden of the operators. Kitchens should be designed in a...
Stainless Steel comes in different grades. Each grade has its particular qualities and has its particular applications. Which is which and which do you want?
They arrived to the Professional cookery scene in the late 1970s but still many chefs are not familiar with them. They are perceived as expensive and quite different from more traditional ovens. So what is so special about combination ovens? The basic difference between cooking with a conventional oven and a combination oven is humidity. The unique feature however, is their flexibility and their ability to control humidity levels. Let’s start from the beginning. Some foods want to be steamed –...
The first thing you need to consider when buying a Stainless Steel Table or a Stainless Steel Sink is budget: we all have budgets to keep to as in every business but as our mothers always told us "if you buy cheap then you get cheap in return...!" Next you need to consider the space you’re filling and how it is going to work. This includes what your new item is going to be used for: is it going to...
Our most FAQ is “How do I clean my Stainless Steel table/sink?” so here is the simplest answer we can give you: 1- Use a standard washing up liquid with hot water, not scolding, obviously 2- Use a standard sponge scourer (the green & yellow one will do) 3- Wipe the stainless with a soapy wet scourer (scourer side down) and go with the grain of the Steel (on most table tops and drainers this is left-to-right / legs are up-and-down) 4- Wipe...