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John Boos Cantilevered Double Overshelf, 120 x 18 Inches, 16-Gauge Type 300 Stainless Steel with 1-1/2-Inch Rear Riser
John Boos Cantilevered Double Overshelf, 120 x 18 Inches, 16-Gauge Type 300 Stainless Steel with 1-1/2-Inch Rear Riser
Knockdown Design, 12 Inches Between Shelves
Add durable overhead storage and service space to your workstation with a sanitary stainless steel double overshelf built for commercial kitchens.
- 120-inch-wide by 18-inch-deep double cantilevered overshelf.
- Built from 16-gauge Type 300 stainless steel with a #4 polish satin finish.
- 1-1/2-inch rear riser and front safety edge help keep items secure.
- 1-1/2-inch square stainless steel uprights provide sturdy support.
- Knockdown construction simplifies freight handling and on-site assembly.
- NSF approved for commercial foodservice use.
Overall Dimensions:
120.0"W x 18.0"D x 42.0"HProduct Weight:
126.0 lbDouble Cantilevered Design
Two shelves provide added overhead storage and service space above a table or workstation.
16-Gauge Type 300 Stainless Steel
Durable stainless steel construction designed for commercial use with a clean, professional finish.
1-1/2-Inch Rear Riser and Front Safety Edge
The rear turnup and front safety edge help keep stored items from shifting off the shelf.
Stainless Steel Uprights
1-1/2-inch square stainless steel uprights provide stable support for the overshelf assembly.
Knockdown Setup
Ships knockdown for easier handling, shipping, and assembly on site.
TIG Welded Construction
The overshelf is TIG welded, and exposed welds are polished to match adjacent surfaces.
Satin #4 Polish Finish
A satin finish helps provide a clean appearance and consistent look in foodservice environments.
NSF Approved
Approved by the National Sanitation Foundation for sanitation-focused commercial applications.
Certifications & Compliance
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