Stainless steel table covers with a basin and a draining surface
Stainless steel countertop covers are essential components for efficient workflows in the food service industry. The selection ranges from models with one or two basins to variants with integrated drain boards. Differences can be found in the dimensions, the positioning of the basins, and the material thickness of the chrome-nickel steel (1.4301). Full category description
Professional tablecloths for the food service industry
Stainless steel sink covers are essential for efficient and hygienic workflows in the food service industry, and INTERGASTRO offers a wide range of models to meet various requirements. The selection ranges from compact single-bowl models to spacious double-bowl versions with integrated draining boards. These covers are designed to withstand the daily demands of commercial kitchens while ensuring easy cleaning.
Professional sink covers for the food service industry
The quality of the chrome-nickel steel used (grade 1.4301) is a decisive factor in the durability and longevity of the sink covers. When selecting its product range, INTERGASTRO ensures robust construction with folded and turned-up sink basins as well as hygienically sealed upstands. Differences in dimensions, basin positioning, and material thickness make it possible to find the right solution for every work area. The drain boards are sloped toward the basin to facilitate water drainage and accelerate the drying of dishes.
Professional sink covers for the food service industry
At INTERGASTRO, you’ll find sink tables in various designs that integrate seamlessly into your kitchen layout. The ergonomic design of the sink covers makes work easier, while the smooth stainless steel surface allows for easy cleaning and disinfection. To fully equip your sink areas, INTERGASTRO also offers a wide selection of faucets and sink cabinets that are perfectly matched to the sink covers we offer. This way, you can meet all your professional catering equipment needs with INTERGASTRO.
