John Boos Pro-Bowl 72-Inch Straight Soiled Dishtable, Right-to-Left, 20 x 20 x 8-Inch Sink Bowl, 16-Gauge Stainless Steel
John Boos Pro-Bowl 72-Inch Straight Soiled Dishtable, Right-to-Left, 20 x 20 x 8-Inch Sink Bowl, 16-Gauge Stainless Steel
10-Inch Backsplash, Splash-Mount Faucet Holes, NSF
This 72-inch straight dishtable streamlines dirty dish handling with a roomy pre-rinse bowl, splash-controlling backsplash, and durable stainless construction.
- 72-inch straight soiled dishtable designed for right-to-left dish flow.
- Includes one 20" x 20" x 8" deep pre-rinse sink bowl.
- 10" boxed backsplash with a 45° top and 2" return helps contain splashes.
- 16-gauge 300 series stainless steel top with stainless steel legs, bracing, and adjustable bullet feet.
- Built-in slope toward the dish machine supports efficient drainage.
- Splash-mount faucet holes with 8" centers are included for faucet installation.
Overall Dimensions:
72.0"W x 30.38"D x 44.06"HProduct Weight:
87.0 lbStraight Right-To-Left Layout
Designed as a straight soiled dishtable with right-to-left operation for efficient dish room workflow.
Single Pre-Rinse Sink Bowl
Includes one 20" W x 20" front-to-back x 8" deep sink bowl for rinsing soiled ware.
10-Inch Boxed Backsplash
Full-length 10" backsplash features a 45° top and 2" return to help control splash and protect the wall.
300 Series Stainless Steel Top
16-gauge 300 series stainless steel work surface provides durable, corrosion-resistant construction.
Stainless Steel Support Structure
Equipped with stainless steel legs, bracing, and adjustable bullet feet for stable installation.
Drainage-Ready Bowl Design
The bowl bottom is formed for drainage to a 3-1/2" die-stamped opening, with a built-in slope toward the dish machine.
Smooth Safety Edge
A 2-1/4" rolled edge and bullnosed outside corners help create a safer, cleaner work surface.
Faucet Hole Provision
Includes one set of splash-mount faucet holes with 8" centers.
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