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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 951724100 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 1000x400x600 mm |
| NOTES | made of stainless steel |
Easy-to-assemble construction, made of stainless steel.
A handing cabinet with a sliding door keeps prepared dishes within reach while freeing worktop space. The door glides along a track instead of swinging outward, so the unit can stand against a wall or between other pieces of equipment without blocking the aisle. This design suits tight kitchen layouts where every metre of floor space counts. Inside the cabinet, adjustable shelves let the operator organise plates, trays or containers at the height that best matches the workflow. The shelves rest on pegs or brackets, so they can be repositioned without tools when the menu changes or when taller items arrive. The sliding door itself stays out of the way during service, allowing quick access without the need to step back or hold the door open. The cabinet is delivered flat in cardboard packaging to reduce transport volume. Assembly tools are included, so the unit can be put together on site with standard kitchen tools. Once assembled, the stainless steel construction resists corrosion and wipes clean with a damp cloth. A protective equipotential pin is fitted to the body, grounding the cabinet to the kitchen's electrical safety system and preventing static build-up that could damage sensitive electronics or attract dust. The footprint of 1000 mm width by 400 mm depth fits between a worktop and a wall or between two other units. The 600 mm height allows the cabinet to sit under most standard worktops or shelves, making use of vertical space without obstructing overhead storage. The stainless steel finish matches other professional kitchen equipment, maintaining a uniform appearance across the kitchen. Stainless steel surfaces resist kitchen splashes and wipe clean without trapping odours or stains. The sliding door track should be kept free of debris to ensure smooth operation. Shelves can be removed for thorough cleaning if needed, and the adjustable pegs or brackets should be checked periodically to confirm they remain secure.