Parry 300mm Deep Stainless Steel Single Shelf
Product Description
This is a wall-mounted single shelf from Parry, constructed in stainless steel and available in a range of widths to suit different kitchen layouts. At 300mm deep, it provides a...
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Product Description
This is a wall-mounted single shelf from Parry, constructed in stainless steel and available in a range of widths to suit different kitchen layouts. At 300mm deep, it provides a practical overhead storage surface for dry goods, smallwares, or lightweight equipment without projecting excessively into the working space below.
In a busy commercial kitchen, reliable wall storage helps keep preparation surfaces clear and reduces time spent moving items around during service. Stainless steel is the standard material for this environment — it tolerates heat, humidity, and regular cleaning without deteriorating, and it does not harbour bacteria in the way that painted or timber alternatives can. Parry have been manufacturing commercial catering equipment in the UK since 1943, and this shelf reflects the straightforward, functional build quality that specification typically demands.
Practical benefits include:
- Pre-drilled brackets included, simplifying wall fixing on site
- Available in multiple widths to fit runs of varying length
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and cleans easily
- Low-profile depth suits most standard kitchen wall layouts
- Compatible with typical commercial kitchen wall surfaces and fixings
Installation is straightforward, though it is worth confirming that the wall surface is suitable for the intended load before fixing. Masonry, blockwork, and solid partitions are generally appropriate; stud walls or dry-lining may require additional noggins or anchor plates depending on what will be stored. The shelf should be positioned at a practical working height and clear of any overhead heat sources or extraction runs.
This shelf is well suited to smaller commercial kitchens, prep areas, serveries, and back-of-house spaces where additional wall storage is needed without a significant outlay. If you need greater depth, load capacity, or a shelving system with uprights and adjustable tiers, there are heavier-duty options worth considering.
If you are unsure which width or configuration best suits your space, we are happy to talk it through before you order.
Key Features
- Stainless steel construction built for commercial kitchen environments
- Available in a range of widths from 900mm to 1800mm
- 300mm depth suits wall-mounted storage without excessive projection
- Pre-drilled brackets included for straightforward self-assembly
- Manufactured by Parry, a UK catering equipment producer since 1943
Operational Benefits
- Keeps preparation surfaces clear during busy service periods
- Stainless finish resists corrosion and wipes down quickly after service
- Multiple width options allow a close fit to available wall space
- Pre-drilled brackets reduce installation time and on-site fabrication
- Durable build reduces the need for early replacement in heavy-use kitchens
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It depends on the available wall run and what you intend to store. Measure the clear wall space between any obstructions such as extractor ducts, light fittings, or door frames, then allow a small margin either side. If you are spanning between two fixed points, a slightly shorter shelf generally looks and performs better than one that has to be cut or forced to fit.
- For most dry storage, smallwares, and lighter equipment, 300mm is a practical working depth. If you regularly need to store larger gastronorm containers, bulkier pots, or catering-sized dry goods upright, a deeper shelf may be worth considering. It is worth thinking through what will actually sit on it before ordering.
- The shelf fixes via pre-drilled brackets, so the wall surface needs to be capable of holding the intended load. Solid masonry, blockwork, and concrete are all suitable with appropriate fixings. Stud partition walls or dry-lined surfaces may need additional noggins or a backing plate to distribute the load safely — worth checking with your installer before fixing.