Work Tables & Benches

Worktop thickness. Eco tables have a 0.9 mm worktop for lighter preparation work. Heavy Duty tables have a 1.2 mm worktop as standard, which is stiffer under heavy equipment and chopping. Thicker worktops are available as advanced options on selected tables.

Splashback. Choose a table without a splashback for island use or where people work from both sides. A 150 mm rear splashback protects the wall when the table stands against it; 300 mm and 450 mm heights are available as advanced options. Tables with splashbacks to the rear and sides suit a corner or recess.

Undershelf. A solid undershelf gives a continuous surface for containers and equipment. Slatted and perforated undershelves let water and debris drain through, which helps in wet areas. A tubular undershelf is an open frame that makes the floor beneath easier to clean. Leave out the undershelf to keep space free for mobile bins or equipment.

Size and height. Standard widths are 600, 650 and 700 mm, and the standard working height is 900 mm, with 850 mm and 1000 mm options. Measure the space, allow clearance around the table, and request a quote for sizes outside the listed range.