John Boos DNB15-X Stainless Steel Prep Tables
John Boos DNB15-X Stainless Steel Prep Tables is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
John Boos DNB15 Maple Top Work Table – 72″ × 36″ w/ 4″ Riser
Northern Hard Rock Maple | Galvanized Base | NSF ListedBuilt for heavy commercial duty yet beautiful enough for any open-kitchen concept, the John Boos DNB15 pairs a 1 ¾″ edge-grain maple baker’s top with a rock-solid galvanized steel frame. The result is a food-safe, easy-to-maintain prep station that will serve your operation for decades.
Key Features
- 1 ¾″ thick Northern Hard Rock Maple work surface – edge grain for outstanding strength
- Factory-sealed with food-grade penetrating oil (optional clear Varnique finish available)
- 4″ coved riser on back and both ends keeps ingredients and equipment on the table, not the floor
- Galvanized 16 GA legs with adjustable bullet feet for quick, wobble-free leveling
- 18 GA round tubular side & rear bracing – height adjustable to accommodate under-table storage
- Ships knocked down (KD) for lower freight cost; assembly hardware included
- NSF certified for foodservice environments
- Proudly made in Effingham, Illinois, USA
Technical Specifications
Model No. | DNB15 |
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Overall dimensions | 72″ W × 36″ D × 39 ¼″ H* |
Work surface thickness | 1 ¾″ |
Riser height | 4″ (back & both ends, coved corners) |
Top material / finish | Northern Hard Rock Maple / Penetrating oil |
Frame material | Galvanized steel |
Approx. weight | 204 lb |
Feet | 1″ adjustable galvanized bullet feet |
Certifications | NSF |
Shipping configuration | Knocked Down (KD) |
*All dimensions are typical; manufacturing tolerance ±0.5″.
Popular Add-Ons (sold separately)
- Wood or stainless steel drawer (with optional lock)
- Single- or double-tier overshelves
- Pot rack
- 4″ or 5″ swivel casters (locking)
Care & Maintenance
- Clean the maple top with mild soap and warm water; wipe dry immediately.
- Re-oil the surface regularly with food-grade mineral oil to maintain moisture balance.
- Avoid harsh chemicals and prolonged standing water.
- Galvanized frame cleans easily with a non-chloride detergent and soft cloth.