John Boos SSK6-24120 120-Inch x 24-Inch 16-Gauge 300 Series Stainless Steel Optional Undershelf for Commercial Work Tables

SKU: SSK6-24120 GTIN: 662969687267
$356.26
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John Boos 120-Inch x 24-Inch Stainless Steel Optional Undershelf for Work Tables

16 Gauge, 300 Series, Satin Finish

Add durable under-table storage with a 16-gauge 300 series stainless steel shelf built for 120-inch by 24-inch work tables.

  • Sized for 120-inch wide by 24-inch deep work tables.
  • Made from 16-gauge, type 300 stainless steel for durability.
  • Satin #4 polish finish delivers a clean, professional look.
  • Knockdown setup helps reduce shipping cost and simplifies handling.
  • Fits 1 5/8-inch diameter legs.
  • NSF certified for use in commercial foodservice environments.

Overall Dimensions:

120.0"W x 24.0"D x 1.25"H

Product Weight:

50.0 lb

16-Gauge Stainless Steel

Built from durable 16-gauge, type 300 stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance.

16-Gauge Stainless Steel

Satin #4 Polish Finish

Finished with a satin #4 polish for a clean, professional appearance.

Knockdown Setup

Ships knockdown to help reduce shipping cost and ease handling.

Fits 1 5/8-Inch Legs

Designed to fit 1 5/8-inch diameter table legs.

Polished Exposed Welds

Exposed welds are polished to match adjacent surfaces.

NSF Certified

Meets NSF requirements for commercial foodservice use.

Type Undershelf
Style Optional Lower Shelf
Material 300 Series Stainless Steel
Gauge 16 Gauge
Finish Satin Finish
Selling Unit Each
Units Per Case 1
Width 120 Inches
Depth 24 Inches
Height 2 Inches
Weight 50 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

It is designed for ST4-SSK, ST6-SSK, ST4R-SSK, ST6R-SSK, SNS, TNS, and DSS table series.
It is made from 16-gauge, type 300 stainless steel with a satin #4 polish finish.
Yes, all models are NSF certified.
It fits 1 5/8-inch diameter legs.
The cut sheet notes that some units ship unassembled for reduced shipping cost.

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