GRIDMANN Stainless Steel Kitchen Prep Table 60 x 24 Inches with Backsplash & Under Shelf, NSF Commercial Work Table for Restaurant and Home

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I love the size and sturdiness of the table,it is perfect for some table top equipments that I am using in my restaurant.Thank you I will definitely purchase again.Aggie G.

(24"Dx60"Lx36"H with levelling feet completely extended)It's exactly what I was looking for! I feel like my positive review should address some of the negative comments.1) "not really commercial grade"--I can tell you, it's what restaurant supply houses refer to as "light duty," meaning it is made of 18 gauge steel. What you're thinking of as "commercial" is 16 gauge steel and that would DOUBLE the price. This is plenty sturdy for home use. Will hold all your small appliances, pots, pans, serveware, etc.2)"came damaged/ scratched / dented/ bent / broken nuts/ rust spots"-- of course it did, you MAIL ORDERED an 18 gauge steel table. Gridman isn't responsible for UPS or FedEx beating it to he'll or improperly exposing it to the elements along the way.This table is a FAR better value than the local used restaurant equipment store or the tiny particle board islands they sell at Target and IKEA. No laminate that will peel off of if gets wet too often, no cultured stone overlay or plastic cutting board insert to collect mold and bacteria. Just easy to clean, durable, shiny steel.I love the backsplash to keep stuff from falling off. I put my shelf close to the floor but it could easily be positioned anywhere using the set screws (have a tape measure and level on hand to ensure an even surface) . Assembled it by myself in 30 minutes.

Came well packaged but still had some dings and scratches. Not enough to bother me. Legs are fairly close together and with just the lower shelf to brace them, table can be a little wobbly unless propped against a wall. Overall it serves the purpose I needed it for.

This is a fairly sturdy table. Would be great in a commercial kitchen or a shop. Legs are sturdy and can easily be cut down to a height that you want, since it is countertop height... I thought that it was going to be too high, and that I would need to get different chairs or stools. When I was assembling it (took 20 minutes), I noticed that the feet are height adjustable, and the legs are medium-thin tubing. I got out my tubing cutter and cut the legs to standard table height. Easy. I also didn't really want the bottom shelf, as you can't slide a chair under it with that on, so, I put 3 screws through the backsplash and tied the table to the wall. Again, very easy. The backsplash is just thinnish stainless steel. That made it VERY sturdy. While this table is not a $1000 commercial table, it is definitely worth the $170. I would have paid $300 and feel like it was priced well. Arrived without a single ding, and pulling off the plastic stuck to the tabletop and shelf was very satisfying. You probably won't be sorry you bought this. I actually just ordered 2 more different size tables.

I love the big kitchen in my apartment, but the dearth of countertop space was a huge problem.I am a real cheapskate when it comes to furniture and I had a secondhand kitchen table that was about to be reduced to toothpicks if I used my stand mixer on it again.Kitchen islands are pretty expensive and countertop height tables don't offer a shelf underneath unless you want to pay a lot more. I had a notion to check out prep tables instead, and came across this guy.The negative reviews seemed to focus on dings and scratches and other cosmetic issues. This is a prep table, so it isn't meant to be pretty- it is practical. The two shelves have shrink wrapping to protect in transit, so any scratches I saw were tiny.It took us less than a half hour to assemble. It is sturdy enough to use my mixer on, but light enough to pull away from the wall when I am cleaning floors. The shelf underneath is great for things like bags of potatoes and dish towels. According to my cats, it is also fantastic for naps.My kitchen seems so much larger now, and prep work is so much easier now. Totally worth it.

straight forward to put together and build, although kind of a pain to get shelf level by yourself. The real problem is the shrink wrap!! Took me 10 min to build table, took 2 hours to get shrink wrap off!! So dumb!!! ALSO, is made in China! I thought this was made in Florida!

This table is in FACT stainless steel. It works great and a magnet WILL stick to it. It’s #430 grade stainless steel. It will rust if you leave water on it and put something on top of that water. Of course it can rust in other ways too.If you want stainless steel that isn’t noticeably magnetic at all, get a #304 grade stainless steel table.Nickel cost a lot so expect to spend a bit more than this kind of stainless steel table.This table is very durable and holds a lot for me and I use it kind of like an island in the kitchen. I prep food on it and use mixers and all that on it with no issues of rust.