John Boos 4DCO4-1884 Equipment Stands & Utility Carts
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Description
John Boos 4DCO4-1884 Heavy-Duty Open-Front Dish Cabinet
84 in L × 18 in D × 34 ¾ in H • 14 GA Type 300 Stainless Steel TopBuilt for demanding commercial kitchens, this welded, open-front dish cabinet provides quick, organized access to clean dinnerware while standing up to years of heavy use.
Key Benefits
- 14 GA Type 300 SS top with #4 satin polish resists dents & corrosion.
- 1 ½ in Stallion edge on the front and 90° turned-down side edges for tight line-up with adjacent equipment.
- Sound-deadened deck keeps noise to a minimum during rush periods.
- 18 GA Type 430 SS body offers rugged, cost-effective durability.
- Open base with fixed mid-shelf secures plates, sheet pans, bus tubs and more.
- Stainless steel legs with adjustable bullet feet simplify leveling on uneven floors.
- Ships welded & ready to use—no field assembly required.
- NSF listed for safe food-zone use.
At-a-Glance Specs
Model | 4DCO4-1884 |
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Overall dimensions | 84 in L × 18 in D × 34 ¾ in H † |
Top material / gauge | 14 GA Type 300 stainless steel, #4 satin finish |
Body material / gauge | 18 GA Type 430 stainless steel |
Mid-shelf | Fixed, stainless steel |
Legs & feet | Stainless steel tubular legs with adjustable bullet feet |
Weight | 216 lb |
Finish | Satin polish on exposed surfaces |
Certification | NSF |
†John Boos & Co. allows ±0.5 in manufacturing tolerance.
Ideal Applications
- Restaurant & hotel dish areas
- Catering prep lines
- Institutional kitchens—schools, hospitals & corporate cafeterias
- Bakeries, commissaries or ghost kitchens needing heavy-duty open storage
Care & Maintenance
- Clean routinely with mild soap or approved non-chloride stainless cleansers.
- Avoid harsh abrasives, steel wool or bleach to protect the passive stainless film.
- Wipe in the direction of the grain; rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent water spots.
- Polish periodically with John Boos Stainless Steel Cleaner for like-new sheen.