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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | OX0-PL1-40/55/50 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 400/ 550/ 500 |
| NOTES | max loading 120 kg/ shelf (uniform layout) |
A worktop-height stand that lifts catering equipment off the floor, organising kitchen space and protecting appliances from spills and knocks. The stand provides a stable, level platform for mixers, processors, bain-maries or heated cabinets, freeing the worktop for food preparation.
The stand's welded frame distributes weight evenly across four legs, each fitted with an adjustable foot. These feet compensate for uneven floors, ensuring the equipment remains steady and level. Anti-slide corners on the top surface grip the base of the appliance, preventing movement during use.
To assemble, position the stand where needed and adjust each foot in turn until the top is level. Place the appliance on the stand, aligning its base with the anti-slide corners. No tools are required for height adjustment, and the feet lock in place once set.
The frame is constructed from stainless steel tube, 40 mm square, welded at the joints for strength. The adjustable feet are also stainless steel, with a threaded rod that moves through a 65 mm range. Four heavy-duty feet are included as an alternative, offering a 40 mm adjustment range for finer levelling in tighter spaces.
The stand's footprint of 400 mm by 550 mm fits neatly under most worktops and alongside kitchen runs. Its 500 mm height matches standard worktop levels, allowing appliances to sit at a comfortable working height. The 120 kg load capacity per shelf supports most countertop catering equipment, provided the weight is evenly distributed.
Cleaning is straightforward: wipe the stainless steel frame and feet with a damp cloth to remove dust or spills. The welded joints and smooth tubing prevent dirt from accumulating in crevices. The anti-slide corners can be lifted off for thorough cleaning if needed.
Two sets of adjustable feet are supplied, allowing the stand to be adapted to different floor surfaces or equipment weights. The standard feet offer a wider adjustment range, while the heavy-duty feet provide finer control for precise levelling.