Advance Tabco GS-66 Sleek Shield Single Front Glass Self-Service Food Shield, 66-Inch Nominal, No Top Shelf
Advance Tabco GS-66 Sleek Shield Single Front Glass Self-Service Food Shield, 66-Inch Nominal, No Top Shelf
Adjustable front glass with Chamber Lock™ and concealed mounting hardware included.
A sleek, low-profile food shield that gives self-service lines adjustable protection with durable tempered glass and stainless steel construction.
- 66-inch nominal single front glass Sleek Shield for self-service food bars and tray lines.
- Chamber Lock™ front glass rotates and locks in 15° intervals for easier service access.
- 3/8-inch heat-tempered front glass and 1/4-inch heat-tempered side glass provide durable protection.
- Stainless steel 1-inch diameter posts and TIG-welded construction support long-term use.
- Concealed mounting hardware is included for under-counter installation.
- Optional SG-1 surface mounting brackets are available when below-counter access is not possible.
Overall Dimensions:
67.75"W x 18.0"D x 38.0"HProduct Weight:
238.0 lbChamber Lock™ Adjustable Front Glass
Front glass locks in place at 15° intervals to simplify positioning and service access.
Heat-Tempered Glass Construction
Features 3/8-inch heat-tempered front glass and 1/4-inch heat-tempered side panels for durability.
Stainless Steel Support Posts
Built with 1-inch diameter stainless steel posts for sturdy support.
Low-Profile Self-Serve Design
Designed for a clean, attractive presentation that is easy to clean and suited for self-service lines.
Concealed Mounting Hardware Included
Standard concealed hardware is included; installation requires access below the counter and a 3/8-inch hole in the tabletop.
TIG-Welded Construction
All TIG-welded construction with exposed stainless steel surfaces polished to a satin finish.
Optional Surface Mounting Brackets
SG-1 brackets are available for surface mounting when access below the countertop is not available.
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