TZ-WT001
Fixed worktable
- Reference dimensions · W × D × H
- 1000 × 600 × 800 mm
- 1200 × 600 × 800 mm
- Configuration to review
- Single-tier, non-folding reference. Custom sizes reviewed from a drawing.
PRODUCTS / GLOBAL PROJECT SUPPLY
Custom stainless steel work tables & cabinet benches
Drawing-based worktables, prep tables and enclosed storage benches for commercial kitchens, catering and fitout projects. Compare open bases, undershelves and cabinet storage, then send your dimensions, quantity and destination. Clinical and animal-care layouts can also be reviewed.
REFERENCE CATALOGUE
Dimensions are catalogue references. Final dimensions, stainless grade, component coverage, thickness, finish and hardware follow the approved drawing and written order scope. Custom sizes require review.
Worktable references
TZ-WT002
Folding worktable
- Reference dimensions · W × D × H
- 1000 × 600 × 800 mm
- 1200 × 600 × 800 mm
- Configuration to review
- Single-tier, folding reference. Confirm the folding arrangement and intended loading.
TZ-WT003
Worktable with undershelf
- Reference dimensions · W × D × H
- 1200 × 600 × 800 mm
- 1500 × 600 × 800 mm
- Configuration to review
- Tier quantity and spacing reviewed against your drawing.
Storage-workbench references
TZ-WTC001
Enclosed-storage workbench
- Reference dimensions · W × D × H
- 1500 × 500 × 900 mm
- Configuration to review
- Specify cabinet, drawer and internal shelf quantities.
TZ-WTC002
Cabinet workbench
- Reference dimensions · W × D × H
- 1500 × 500 × 900 mm
- Configuration to review
- Specify cabinet, drawer and internal shelf quantities; ask about colour customisation for separate review.
TZ-WTC003
Wide storage workbench
- Reference dimensions · W × D × H
- 2000 × 500 × 900 mm
- Configuration to review
- Specify cabinet, drawer and internal shelf quantities; ask about colour customisation for separate review.
Catalogue references are not stock or a fixed quotation. Material and construction require written project confirmation.
International orders: include your destination country, required unit system, packing and Incoterm. Freight, duty, tax and installation are separate unless stated in the quotation.
AUTHORISED PARTNER PHOTOGRAPHS
Work tables and storage layouts photographed in real settings.
Use these photographs to discuss the working surface, upper shelves and underbench storage you need. Each configuration is reviewed against your available space.
Work table with undershelf
A clear worktop with open storage below. Dimensions and material details are not inferred from the photo.
Work table with upper shelves
Upper shelving and underbench storage in one layout. Heights and clearances are confirmed for the project.
Open storage frame
Open access to the shelf levels. Structural details and load requirements need written confirmation.
CUSTOM PROJECT BRIEF
Prepare your worktable enquiry
Download the two-page enquiry sheet for worktables and storage benches. Choose a reference model or describe your own design, then add the dimensions, quantity, material and delivery requirements you know.
Email the completed sheet and any drawings to info@tzstainless.com. Prefer to start here? Send a short project enquiry.
BUYER CONFIGURATION GUIDE
Open worktable or enclosed cabinet bench?
Start with the working surface and storage you need. Then identify access, cleaning, equipment and delivery constraints so the quotation covers the same scope as your drawing.
Open worktable vs enclosed cabinet bench
Swipe the table to compare all layouts.
| What to review | Open worktable / undershelf | Enclosed cabinet bench |
|---|---|---|
| Storage access | Open access below the top; an undershelf adds a visible storage level. | Doors, drawers or internal shelves separate the stored items. |
| Space to allow | Mark leg positions, shelf height and clearance for equipment or cleaning. | Allow the door swing or sliding opening, drawer extension and rear service access. |
| Cleaning review | Specify access around the legs, lower shelf and floor. | Specify access inside the cabinet, around hardware and below or behind the unit. |
| Drawing inputs | Top size, working height, supports, shelf levels and any splashback or overshelf. | Top size and height, front elevation, clear openings, drawer sizes and internal layout. |
| Loading to specify | List intended loading on the top and on each shelf separately. | List top, internal shelf and drawer loading separately; include the hardware requirements. |
| Reference models | TZ-WT001 fixed table; TZ-WT003 with undershelf. Folding TZ-WT002 needs a separate locking and loading review. | TZ-WTC001–003 identify enclosed storage layouts for drawing review. |
Compare the layout first. Dimensions, grade and component coverage, thickness, load requirements, finish and hardware are confirmed in the approved project scope.
What to mark on the drawing
- Overall width, depth and finished working height; write mm or inches.
- Top details: splashback, wall gap, equipment footprint and any cut-outs.
- Storage details: shelf level, drawer count, door direction and clear openings.
- Support and access: feet or castors, floor conditions, service space and delivery route.
A rough sketch is enough for an initial review. Add quantity, intended use, destination city and the drawing revision if available.
Compare with the real reference photographs →Agree the inspection and packing scope
Dimensions & operation
List critical dimensions, clearances and moving parts to check. Agree any assembly or load test, its method and acceptance criteria before production.
Material records
Specify grade and component coverage, nominal thickness, finish and hardware. Agree which records can be supplied for the ordered batch.
Export packing
State the delivery route and handling needs. Confirm assembled or separate parts, protection, crate or pallet scope, package sizes, weight and labels.
Handover evidence
Agree the drawing revision, inspection checklist, dated photographs, packing list and any assembly instructions to be provided for the order.
Include your destination-market and site requirements in the RFQ. Price, lead time, freight and local installation follow the written quotation and agreed responsibilities.
Questions before you send the RFQ
How is a custom stainless steel work table priced?
The quotation follows the agreed size, top and support construction, required grade and thickness, shelves or cabinet storage, hardware, quantity and packing scope. Send the same specification to each supplier when comparing prices. Freight and destination charges are separate unless the written quotation includes them.
What should I measure when replacing an existing commercial kitchen work table?
Record overall width, depth and finished working height with units, then mark equipment footprints, wall gaps, service connections and access around the table. State whether it needs an undershelf, splashback, overshelf, feet or castors. Existing dimensions are a starting point; the replacement drawing and loading requirements still need review.
Is the material or load rating fixed by the reference model?
No. The model code identifies a configuration reference. State the required grade and component coverage, nominal thickness, finish and intended loading. Final construction and any test method or rated load require written project confirmation.
Can the worktable have a splashback, overshelf or castors?
These features can be included for project review. Mark the splashback height, shelf levels and clearances, equipment footprint and intended loading. For a mobile table, specify the floor and route, castor and brake requirements, and finished working height.
Can a distributor request custom worktables in a small batch?
Yes, subject to specification and commercial review. Send the layout, dimensions with units, quantity, intended use and destination. There is no universal MOQ or lead time for every configuration; the quotation confirms these for the approved scope.
Which packing details should be agreed before dispatch?
State the delivery route and handling constraints. Agree whether the unit ships assembled or in separate parts, the protection and crate or pallet scope, package labels, package dimensions and weight, and any assembly instructions. Ask which dated packing photographs and documents will be supplied for your order.
Can inspection requirements be included in the quotation?
Yes. List the dimensions, material records, moving-part checks and any buyer-specified load test you need. Agree the method, acceptance criteria, evidence, timing and responsibility before production. A reference photograph does not establish a test result or a certified rating.
GLOBAL PROJECT ENQUIRY
Discuss your configuration.
Send the reference code or a sketch, approximate dimensions with units, quantity, intended use and destination city and country.
We are a China-based trading and export company coordinating production with manufacturing partners. Grade, scope, packing and commercial terms are reviewed per project. Destination regulations and local installation are not assumed.
Review attachments in your email or WhatsApp before sending. This website form accepts text only.
Project enquiry
Technical reference points 3 verified external sources
These sources frame buyer-side specification questions. They do not state that a Tianze product is certified or compliant; final requirements are confirmed for each order.
- ISO 15510:2014 — stainless steel chemical compositionsMaterial-grade reference used when the ordered stainless grade is specified and verified.
- Codex Alimentarius — General Principles of Food Hygiene (CXC 1-1969)International food-hygiene context for buyers; destination-country rules and project requirements still need separate review.
- ICC — Incoterms 2020 responsibilities, risks and costsTrade-rule context for defining the named place and allocating freight, risk and costs; not a product specification.