EAIS FAB-MS Stainless Steel Mop Sink
Product Description
The EAIS FAB-MS is a freestanding stainless steel mop sink built specifically for back-of-house cleaning duties. Its purpose is clear: to provide a dedicated, hygienic point for filling, emptying, and...
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Product Description
The EAIS FAB-MS is a freestanding stainless steel mop sink built specifically for back-of-house cleaning duties. Its purpose is clear: to provide a dedicated, hygienic point for filling, emptying, and rinsing mop buckets, keeping that activity well away from food preparation areas. This separation is both a practical and a hygiene requirement in any properly run commercial site, whether that is a kitchen, care home, school, or similar working environment.
The one-piece top and splashback construction removes the joints and seams where moisture and cleaning residue would otherwise collect. The deep bowl is sized to accommodate standard commercial mop buckets without awkward manoeuvring, and the removable perforated bucket grid allows buckets to drain freely without sitting in standing water — a straightforward detail that makes daily use noticeably cleaner over time. The heavy-duty frame and legs are built to absorb the daily reality of a mop sink: being knocked, pushed, and worked hard throughout every shift without shifting position or developing flex.
- One-piece top and splashback reduces dirt traps and simplifies cleaning
- Deep bowl accepts standard commercial mop buckets without difficulty
- Removable perforated grid prevents standing water during bucket draining
- Robust frame and legs remain stable under repeated daily contact
- Stainless steel construction resists cleaning chemicals and constant moisture exposure
Installation requires a hot and cold water supply and a suitable waste connection. The unit should be positioned on a level floor with adequate drainage close by. It suits kitchen back-of-house areas, laundry rooms, plant rooms, and any commercial space with a regular floor cleaning routine. For larger facilities running multiple cleaning stations or particularly high-demand environments, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty or higher-capacity configuration would better match the workflow.
If you are working out the right position, drainage arrangement, or whether this unit fits your site's requirements, the team is happy to talk it through with you.
Key Features
- One-piece top and splashback construction eliminates seams and dirt traps
- Deep bowl sized to accept standard commercial mop buckets without difficulty
- Removable perforated bucket grid allows free draining without standing water
- Heavy-duty frame and legs provide stability under repeated daily working contact
- Stainless steel build resists common cleaning chemicals and sustained moisture exposure
Operational Benefits
- Keeps mop filling and emptying entirely separate from food preparation areas
- Seamless construction makes daily cleaning quicker and more thorough
- Perforated drain grid reduces standing water and improves back-of-house hygiene
- Stable frame withstands the physical demands of a busy cleaning routine
- Durable stainless finish holds up well in wet, chemical-heavy back-of-house environments
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, it is well suited to commercial kitchen back-of-house use, as well as care homes, schools, and similar working environments where a dedicated cleaning point is required. The key practical requirement is that it is sited away from food preparation areas, which is both good hygiene practice and a common regulatory expectation.
- The unit requires a hot and cold water supply and a suitable waste connection to drain away used water. It should be positioned on a level floor with adequate drainage nearby. If you are unsure about the drainage arrangement or pipework routing on your site, it is worth speaking to a plumber or our team before placing an order.
- For most single-site commercial operations this unit performs comfortably in its intended role. If your facility runs multiple cleaning stations simultaneously, or operates in a particularly high-demand environment, it may be worth considering whether a heavier-duty or higher-capacity configuration would better suit the workflow — the team can advise based on your specific setup.