Parry 600mm Deep Stainless Steel Prep Table with 2 Undershelves
Product Description
This is a straightforward, well-made stainless steel preparation table from Parry, available in a range of widths from 600mm to 1800mm, all at a consistent 600mm depth. Each table is...
Specifications
- External height (mm)
- 900
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Product Description
This is a straightforward, well-made stainless steel preparation table from Parry, available in a range of widths from 600mm to 1800mm, all at a consistent 600mm depth. Each table is supplied with two undershelves, giving useful tiered storage beneath the worksurface for trays, containers, and dry goods — keeping the prep area organised without taking up additional floor space.
Tables of this type are among the most commonly specified items in commercial kitchens of every size. Whether it is a prep section in a busy restaurant, a pass area in a contract catering operation, or a secondary worksurface in a smaller kitchen, a well-constructed stainless steel table with understorage earns its place quickly. The two-shelf configuration suits kitchens where having mise en place or equipment within arm's reach of the operator makes a meaningful difference during a busy service period.
Parry offer two configuration options: a wall table, which has a raised upstand along the rear edge to sit neatly against a wall and help contain spillage, and a centre table, which has matched edges on all four sides for use as a freestanding island or back-to-back unit. Choosing the right configuration at the point of order avoids fitting complications later.
- Two fixed undershelves for tiered storage beneath the work surface
- Available in wall or centre table configuration to suit placement
- Width range from 600mm to 1800mm to match available run length
- Stainless steel construction throughout for hygiene and durability
- Delivered fully assembled as standard, with flat-pack available on request
Installation is minimal — these tables are freestanding and require no utilities. The main practical consideration is floor levelness: on uneven surfaces, adjustable feet (if fitted) should be set carefully to prevent rocking, which over time can stress the frame. For wall tables, ensure there is sufficient clearance for cleaning behind the upstand. In tightly planned kitchens, confirm the width variant chosen sits cleanly within the available run before ordering.
This range suits most commercial kitchen environments — from small independent operations through to larger production kitchens needing multiple prep stations. For sites with particularly heavy throughput or where tables will bear significant concentrated loads regularly, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-gauge option would be more appropriate for the long term.
If you are fitting out a new section or replacing existing prep furniture and want to talk through the right width, configuration, or quantity for your layout, the team are happy to help before you commit to an order.
Key Features
- Two fixed undershelves provide tiered storage beneath the worksurface
- Available in wall table or centre table configuration
- Width range from 600mm to 1800mm to suit varied kitchen runs
- Stainless steel top and base construction throughout for durability
- Delivered fully assembled with flat-pack option available on request
Operational Benefits
- Keeps prep areas organised with accessible underself storage during service
- Wall or centre configuration prevents fitting issues at the point of installation
- Range of widths allows close matching to available kitchen run length
- Stainless steel surfaces support easy cleaning and food hygiene compliance
- Fully assembled delivery reduces setup time and on-site installation effort
Specifications
- External height (mm)
- 900
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Frequently Asked Questions
- A wall table has a raised upstand along the rear edge, designed to sit flush against a wall and help contain spillage from running behind the unit. A centre table has a consistent finished edge on all four sides, making it suitable for use as a freestanding island or positioned away from a wall. If your table will back onto a wall or tiled surface, a wall table is usually the neater and more practical choice.
- Measure the available run in your kitchen carefully, accounting for any fixtures, doors, or equipment at either end of the intended position. It is worth considering not just what fits today but what workflow you need — a wider table gives more simultaneous working space, while a narrower one may suit a tighter section or a specific task such as plating or portioning.
- The undershelves on this range are fixed rather than height-adjustable. This gives a stable, rigid structure that holds up well under day-to-day commercial use, though it does mean storage clearances are set at manufacture. If adjustable shelf heights are important for your storage needs, it is worth raising that with us before ordering so we can advise on the most suitable option.