John Boos Stallion 24" x 36" Stainless Steel Work Table with Rear Up-Turn, Safety Edge Front and Undershelf
John Boos Stallion 24" x 36" Stainless Steel Work Table with Rear Up-Turn, Safety Edge Front and Undershelf
14-Gauge 300-Series Top, Adjustable Bullet Feet
A durable stainless prep table built for busy kitchens, with a reinforced top, sanitary rear up-turn, and welded undershelf for dependable support.
- 24" x 36" work surface fits compact prep areas while still providing usable room.
- 14-gauge 300-series stainless steel top is built for commercial kitchen durability.
- 1-1/2" rear up-turn helps contain spills and protect the wall behind the table.
- Stallion Safety Edge front and 90° turndown side edges create a clean, finished look.
- Stainless steel legs and welded undershelf provide a stable, storage-ready base.
- Adjustable bullet feet make it easier to level the table on uneven floors.
- Full welded setup delivers a rigid, long-lasting build.
Overall Dimensions:
24.0"W x 36.0"D x 37.25"HProduct Weight:
61.0 lb14-Gauge Stainless Steel Top
A heavy-duty 14-gauge 300-series stainless steel top provides a durable work surface for daily prep use.
1-1/2" Rear Up-Turn
The rear up-turn helps contain spills and protects the wall behind the table.
Stallion Safety Edge Front
The front edge is finished with a safety edge for a cleaner, more comfortable work surface.
90° Turndown Side Edges
Side edges are turned down to complete the finished look and strengthen the top.
Box Channel Understructure
A box channel understructure with sound-deadening tape adds rigidity and helps reduce noise during use.
Stainless Steel Legs and Welded Undershelf
Stainless steel legs and a welded undershelf create a sturdy base with convenient lower storage space.
Adjustable Bullet Feet
Bullet feet allow the table to be leveled on uneven floors.
Full Welded Setup
Fully welded construction improves strength and durability while reducing assembly requirements.
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