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A full-size stainless prep table that folds. Open, it is a 1220 × 610 mm two-tier bench at working height with a shelf underneath for tubs and boxes. Folded, the four legs drop down and it slides into a van or against a wall. Top, shelf and legs are 0.8 mm stainless, so it is wiped down like any fixed bench. It weighs 12.55 kg and one person can carry it.
Free delivery to most addresses in NSW, ACT, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia; enter your postcode at checkout to confirm. We do not deliver to Tasmania or the Northern Territory yet. Dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
Wear gloves for assembly, as the maker asks. Fold the four legs down, fit the undershelf at the height you want with the screws supplied, and turn it upright.
Catering needs a proper work surface on site, and a trestle table is not one.
Open, this is a 1220 by 610 mm stainless bench at standard working height with a full shelf underneath, which is enough for two people to plate or one to prep. Top, shelf and legs are all 0.8 mm stainless, so it takes the same knock, splash and wipe-down as the fixed benches back at the kitchen, and it does not soak up anything on the way home.
Folded, the legs fold down against the top. It goes in the back of a van, behind a door at a school canteen, or against the wall of a shed between weekends. At 12.55 kg one person carries it.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

The four legs fold down quickly, the way a good site table does, but in stainless rather than painted steel. The shelf fixes between the legs with screws and its height adjusts to suit what you store under it. To pack up, take the shelf out and fold the legs down against the top.

The top, the shelf and the legs are 0.8 mm SUS201 stainless, which the maker rates above the 430 grade and galvanised steel that cheaper tables use. It resists rust where the legs touch a wet lawn, and the smooth surface wipes clean. Wipe it down with the rest of the kit at the end of the day and it goes back in the van clean.

Weddings on a lawn, a school fete, a market stall, a pop-up bar, a barbecue for two hundred. It is also the spare bench a small kitchen pulls out for a big prep day and folds away after.
Figures are for the two-tier table. The single-tier version is the same top and legs without the shelf.
Same top, same folding legs. The two-tier adds the undershelf, which is the one to choose unless the table lives where a shelf gets in the way.
| Version | Open size | Shelf | Weight | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two tier, with undershelf | 1220 × 610 × 860 mm | Adjustable height | — | AU $329 | 1 left |
| Single tier, top only | 1220 × 610 × 860 mm | None | — | — | Back soon |
Assembly required; instructions are included.
Enough for a full day of catering prep: trays, chafers, a bain marie and the boxes underneath. Spread heavy items across the top rather than stacking them in the middle. The maker does not publish a load rating.
Folded it is 1220 mm long and 610 mm wide with the legs down against the top, so it lies flat in a van, a ute tray or across the back of a wagon with the seats down. It will not fit in a sedan boot.
On firm, level ground, yes. There are no levelling feet, so on a slope or soft ground put a paver or packer under a leg to level it and stop it sinking during service.
The maker requires gloves during assembly. Stainless edges can be sharp when new, so for the first set-up gloves are the sensible thing.
Warm water and detergent, then dried. Rinse the legs if they have been in wet grass. Fold it only when it is dry so nothing sits between the top and the legs on the drive home.