Table with One Hinged Door without Shelf

A table with one hinged door without a shelf — the undivided cabinet space under the stainless steel worktop is the ideal solution for large kitchen equipment items, household inventory or storage containers that require free and accessible space without internal partitions in HoReCa kitchens.

Advantages of undivided cabinet space

A table with one hinged door without a shelf — the main advantage of this model is the freedom of the internal space without an internal shelf or drawers, which radically increases the usable height. Maximum cabinet height — without an internal shelf, the entire space height from the floor to the worktop is available as one space; the ability to place tall containers, bins, several dish racks or other tall items. Storage of large items — this configuration is ideal for storing a large heavy pot or pan; for storing large gastronomy containers in a vertical position; for storing household containers. Free internal width — a single hinged door provides access to the entire cabinet width; no obstacles in the middle of the space compared to sliding door models, where one door is always in front. Personalised organisation — the user can freely organise the undivided space with added organisers or dividers as needed; an undivided cabinet is more flexible than a cabinet with a fixed shelf. BHS offers tables with one hinged door without a shelf.

Hinged door mechanism and durability

A table with one hinged door without a shelf — stainless steel hinged doors with a hinge system and locking mechanism are durable for intensive daily use. Hinges and door mechanism — the work table’s hinged door is supported by stainless steel hinges; professional hinges are designed for intensive commercial use with hundreds of opening cycles per day; hinges are adjustable or replaceable if they become loose over time. Door catch — a table with a hinged door is usually equipped with a magnetic or mechanical catch that holds the door in a closed position; a damaged catch means the door may open unexpectedly; replace the catch immediately after detecting a fault. Door handle — the stainless steel handle is ergonomically designed for one-handed opening; the handle must meet hygiene requirements; regularly disinfect it as it is a frequently touched surface. Door size — a single hinged door covers the entire cabinet width; for larger table width models (1200 mm and above), it is possible to have two hinged doors side by side. BHS supplies tables with hinged doors.

HACCP compliance and kitchen hygiene

A table with one hinged door without a shelf — the closed cabinet configuration without an internal shelf is hygienically simpler to maintain than models with internal elements. Cabinet cleaning — the undivided interior is easier to clean than a space with an internal shelf; there are no corners and narrow passages where dirt can accumulate; wet cleaning and disinfection are faster. Door cleaning — the inside and outside of the hinged door must be cleaned regularly; open the door fully and clean both sides; the handle must be treated with a disinfectant at least once a day. Pest protection — a closed cabinet with a hinged door effectively protects stored items from pests; check the door seal, if present, to ensure complete sealing. Stainless steel material — food-grade stainless steel meets HACCP requirements and provides a food-safe storage environment. See also Work Tables with Drawers and Doors.

HoReCa usage scenarios

A restaurant kitchen with a need to store large pots and pans — a table with one hinged door without a shelf; the undivided space allows large pots to be stored in a vertical position. A pizzeria preparation area with storage for heavy frying pans — a table with one hinged door without a shelf; frying pans are stored vertically in the undivided cabinet space; access is easier than from a shelf. A canteen with storage for large gastronomy containers — a table with one hinged door without a shelf; large-volume GN containers are stored in the closed cabinet; BHS supplies stainless steel furniture.

Frequently asked questions

What items is a table with one hinged door without a shelf best suited for? A table with one hinged door without a shelf is best suited for tall and large items: large pots and pans, gastronomy containers (GN), waste bins, paper towel rolls or other non-standard size items; if internal organisation with different categories is needed, it is better to choose a model with an internal shelf; see the Table with One Hinged Door and Shelf.

Can a table with one hinged door without a shelf be equipped with an added internal shelf later? A table with one hinged door without a shelf — some manufacturers offer additional internal shelves as an accessory; this depends on the specific model; contact BHS before purchase if you plan to add a shelf later; see Work Tables with Drawers and Doors.

Why choose BHS?

BHS – Baltic HoReCa Solutions supplies professional equipment for restaurants, cafés, hotels and canteens: more than 20,000 products from many manufacturers. Our specialists help you choose the right equipment and spare parts for your kitchen or bar.

Delivery

We deliver across the European Union. Delivery time and cost depend on the order volume and destination — contact the BHS team for an exact price and lead time.