Quick Service 1000mm Angled Corner Wall Bench Stainless Steel

This angled corner wall bench from Quick Service is a fully welded fabrication designed to make productive use of corner space in a commercial kitchen. The worktop is constructed from 304-grade stainless steel, supported by a 430-grade box-section framework, and the whole unit is built to sit against the wall and integrate cleanly with adjacent counters or back-of-house runs. A welded under-shelf at low level provides usable storage without compromising the structural integrity of the frame.

Corner space is one of the more awkward areas to work efficiently in most kitchens. The angled configuration allows staff to work naturally at the junction of two walls, which reduces unnecessary movement and keeps the workflow around the corner coherent rather than obstructed. The worktop includes down-stands to each edge and splashbacks to the rear and sides, which contain mess during service and make end-of-shift cleaning more straightforward. The rear legs are inset to leave clearance for existing service pipework — a practical consideration that tends to matter most on installation day.

• Angled worktop configuration makes productive use of corner space
• 304-grade stainless steel worktop with down-stands and three-sided splashbacks
• Welded under-shelf provides accessible low-level storage
• Rear leg inset accommodates pipework without requiring modification
• Flanged levelling feet allow minor height adjustment and mechanical fixing

The bench sits at standard back-counter height with some adjustment available through the levelling feet, which helps when aligning with adjacent equipment or accommodating uneven floors. It is a wall-sited piece rather than a central island, so it suits kitchens where perimeter workflow is the norm. It is well suited to smaller commercial operations — cafés, pub kitchens, contract catering sites, and similar environments where a dedicated corner prep or pass area would improve the flow of a shift. For larger or busier sites, a heavier-duty or greater-capacity fabrication may be more appropriate to the demands of the environment.

If you are fitting out a new kitchen or replacing an existing run of benching, it is worth considering the full layout before ordering individual pieces — small variations in height or depth between units can cause avoidable complications during installation. The team is happy to talk through what will work for your site.