John Boos BKSC28O Stainless Steel Prep Tables
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John Boos BKSC28O Stainless Steel Prep Tables
Description
John Boos “BKSC” Commercial Wood Work Table Top – 132" x 48"
Edge-Grain Northern Hard Rock Maple | Penetrating Oil Finish | NSFBring legendary Boos Block® performance to large production kitchens, bakeries, and fabrication rooms with this extra-long replacement top. Crafted from sustainably-sourced Hard Rock Maple and finished with food-safe penetrating oil, the non-reversible BKSC top turns any sturdy base into a premium prep station.
Why You’ll Love It
- Massive 132" (11 ft) length handles high-volume mise en place, dough rolling or assembly lines.
- Generous 48" depth and 2-¼" thickness provide a rock-solid, vibration-damping work surface.
- Edge-grain construction resists warping while showcasing the natural beauty of Hard Rock Maple.
- Penetrating oil finish is NSF certified for direct food contact and is easy to renew in-house.
- Made in the USA by John Boos & Co. craftsmen—trusted by chefs since 1887.
Technical Specifications
| Model / SKU | BKSC28O |
|---|---|
| Overall Dimensions | 132" L × 48" W × 2-¼" T (tolerance ±0.5") |
| Wood Species | North American Hard Rock Maple |
| Construction | Edge grain, flat top, non-reversible |
| Finish | Natural penetrating oil (food-safe, re-oil as needed) |
| NSF Listing | Yes – component certified for oil-finished tops |
| Approx. Shipping Weight | 446 lb (202 kg) |
| Country of Manufacture | USA – Effingham, Illinois |
Ideal Applications
- Replacement top for 48"-deep stainless work tables
- Custom chef’s islands or baker’s benches
- Pastry, pizza or bread production lines
- Fabrication, plating or packaging stations
Care & Maintenance
Maintain with Boos Block® Mystery Oil and Board Cream. Apply a thin coat of oil to all surfaces at least once a month (or whenever wood looks dry); allow to penetrate overnight, then wipe away excess. Re-cream top surface for added moisture barrier.
